Company
We bring every signal into one view.
AdsTracker was built for a team that buys traffic on Google Ads, because the alternative was eleven tabs and a spreadsheet that disagreed with all of them. It reached 1.0 on 23 July 2026 and has shipped continuously since.
Our mission
Give a media-buying team one view of its accounts that it can check rather than trust — every figure on this site traceable to something in the product, and every limit named out loud. Today that means no email channel, no public API, and no access to your Google Ads account: the script runs under your own credentials and we never sign in.
What AdsTracker does
You send us the metrics that matter — spend, clicks, conversions, approval status — through a script that runs inside your own Google Ads account, plus the postbacks you configure. On top we add the rules you set per account, tag or organization, a per-account anomaly baseline, alert routing, a data-health and risk score per account, and automations your own script carries out. Leads get control with role-based access and an audit log. Buyers get a fast view of each of their accounts.
What we value
Honest signal over vanity
We never invent revenue or ROI. Every number traces back to a source — the Google Ads stats you send us or your own postback.
Operational, not just analytical
Dashboards are table stakes. We help teams act: catch the anomaly, queue the fix, and keep every action in a log nobody can edit.
We only hold what you send
AdsTracker holds no Google credentials and never signs into your ad account, and each organization’s data is isolated. We earn trust by not holding more than we need.
Built for the buyer
Our roadmap comes from the people running spend every day — leads who need oversight and buyers who need speed.