Adsema · How it works

Four steps an Adsema agent takes on your Meta, Google, and TikTok spend. Then the same loop, every Monday.

Read-only OAuth to your ad accounts, continuous bleed / fatigue / FTC + EU compliance scans, a Monday 09:00 inbox brief with reason + timestamp + trigger metric, and one-click actions gated on your approval. No percentage-of-spend fees and no per-seat charges — every plan is a flat monthly subscription.

The four-step agent loop

Connect, scan, brief, approve — every cycle.

Each step is owned by a different agent surface but the loop runs as one continuous review. Flags and reallocations never sit waiting on a weekly stand-up — and every write-back still passes through your approval.

  • 01

    Step 01 · Onboard

    Connect ad accounts — read-only.

    Read-only OAuth to Meta, Google, and TikTok from the accounts surface at /app/accounts. Deny-by-default scope — the agent never sees write permissions unless an admin grants them per-action, and the consent screen shows exactly which surfaces will be queried before you click allow.

  • 02

    Step 02 · Monitor

    Agents detect bleed, fatigue, compliance.

    Continuous cross-stack scanning touches every paid line item on every platform. Audience overlap (Meta ↔ Google), creative fatigue per creative seat, pacing drift per campaign, and an FTC + EU generative-creative labelling pre-flight that fires before every draft goes live. Flags surface the moment they appear — not on Monday morning.

  • 03

    Step 03 · Brief

    Weekly brief delivered Monday 09:00 local.

    Every flag, every reallocation the agent took, every compliance gate it raised — all in one inbox digest. Each row carries the reason, the timestamp, and the trigger metric (CPA drift, ROAS versus plan, audience-overlap percentage, fatigue score) so you can replay any decision against the raw platform data.

  • 04

    Step 04 · Act

    One-click actions, gated on your approval.

    Every write-back is a per-action approval gate — the agent drafts the move, you sign off. Autonomous rebalancing stays inside the spending cap, deny lists, and approval thresholds you set, and the full audit log (every flag, every reallocation, every approval) is exportable any time.

Ship your first audit cycle

See the loop run on your real Meta, Google, and TikTok spend.

The first audit cycle lands inside seven days of onboarding — read-only OAuth, the Monday brief format you see on this page, and per-action approval gates before any write-back. Onboarded in cohorts of ten a month.

Or compare tiers — every plan ships the same weekly brief and FTC + EU pre-flight.