PPC Ad editor

Client-approved PPC ad mockups and budget pacing for paid search agencies.

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What is PPC Ad editor?

PPC Ad editor is an AI ID editor tool. A paid search agency toolkit that combines ad mockups in ten formats, shareable client approval links, competitor ad research, daily budget pacing and plain English account recaps. Exports go to Google Ads Editor as CSV rather than syncing directly.

PPC Ad Editor is a browser based workspace built for paid search agencies that need to move a client from pitch to sign-off without email chains. It bundles a mockup builder, two competitive research tools, a spend monitor and a change log into one place. The core idea is a single share link: the client opens it on any phone, comments on the exact headline, and taps approve, which records who signed off and when for your files. The mockup builder covers ten placements, including responsive search, responsive display, Performance Max, Demand Gen, YouTube, Meta feed, carousel and story, and LinkedIn single image and carousel. Each preview renders the way that placement actually looks, so the client sees a close approximation rather than a wireframe. Responsive search, responsive display and Performance Max export as ads, while the social and video formats export as creative files. Nothing pushes directly to Google Ads: you get a CSV for Google Ads Editor and upload it yourself. Two research tools feed the pitch. AdScanner reads the ads one rival runs from the Google Ads Transparency Center, and AdMinerX reads the sponsored ads on a single Google search, so you can walk into a meeting knowing who is already bidding. Either result can be opened in the editor as a starting draft. Both start on a Lite tier, with Pro lifting the caps. On the account side, Budget Pacer tracks daily spend against plan per client and sends early alerts when a budget drifts. It is read only, so it cannot change bids or budgets. Ad Recap produces a plain English summary of what changed in the account and who made the change, ready to send before the client asks. Budget Pacer and Ad Recap each start with a 14 day trial. Building in the free formats, share links, comments and AI drafting cost nothing and need no card, while Studio Pro adds recorded sign-off, exports and all ten formats. It suits small to mid sized agencies that want a repeatable approval record more than another automation layer.

How do you use PPC Ad editor?

  1. 1Build the first mockup
    Start on the free plan with no card and pick a format. Enter the client's domain and headline copy, then switch between placements to see how the same message renders in search, display and social.
  2. 2Borrow from a rival or a search
    Run AdScanner on one competitor to pull every ad they run, or AdMinerX on a search term to see which advertisers bid there. Open any result as a draft and edit it into your own proposal.
  3. 3Send the share link
    Generate the review link and send it to the client. They open it on any device without logging in, pin comments to specific fields, and then approve or request a change.
  4. 4Apply edits and export
    Apply the client's comments in one click, then export responsive search, responsive display or Performance Max as an ad, or the other formats as creative. Upload the CSV through Google Ads Editor.
  5. 5Review live examples first
    Before committing, open the 29 live examples to try the editor and click through real mockups, so you can judge the output quality against your own client work.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Clients approve from a share link without creating an account, and the sign-off is logged with a timestamp.AI
  • Ten placement previews, including social and video formats, render close to how the finished ad appears.AI
  • AdScanner and AdMinerX turn a single rival or search result into an editable draft without retyping copy.AI
  • Budget Pacer flags spend drift per client daily while staying read only, so it cannot alter live campaigns.AI

Cons

  • No direct push to Google Ads: everything leaves as a CSV for Google Ads Editor, which adds a manual upload step.AI
  • Recorded sign-off, exports and the full set of ten formats sit behind Studio Pro, which is charged today with only a 24 hour refund window.AI
  • Budget Pacer and Ad Recap are separate 14 day trials, so ongoing use means paying for more than the base editor.AI
  • The pacing and recap tools are read only, so fixing an overspend still happens in Google Ads itself.AI
  • Research is limited to Google surfaces: the Ads Transparency Center and one search results page, with no coverage of other ad networks.AI

How much does PPC Ad editor cost?

Free trial

Budget Pacer and Ad Recap each offer a 14 day trial. Studio Pro is charged immediately rather than trialed, with a 24 hour refund window. The free plan needs no card.

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Pricing

A free plan covers building in the free formats, share links, comments and AI drafting with no card. Studio Pro is charged today and includes recorded sign-off, exports and all ten formats, with a 24 hour refund. Budget Pacer and Ad Recap each start with a 14 day trial, and AdScanner and AdMinerX run on Lite with Pro tiers that lift the caps. Prices are listed on the pricing page.

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Support

The homepage carries an FAQ covering client accounts, Google Ads push, export formats and what is free. No separate help centre or support channel is described on the homepage.

Integrations

Exports to Google Ads Editor as a CSV that you upload yourself; there is no direct push into Google Ads. AdScanner draws on the Google Ads Transparency Center, and AdMinerX reads sponsored ads from a Google search results page.

Features

Mockup builder with ten placements (responsive search, responsive display, Performance Max, Demand Gen, YouTube, Meta feed, carousel and story, LinkedIn single image and carousel). Share links with field level comments and recorded approvals. AdScanner for one advertiser's ads and AdMinerX for a single search. Budget Pacer for daily spend against plan with alerts, and Ad Recap for plain English change logs with attribution. CSV export for Google Ads Editor.

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Frequently asked questions about PPC Ad editor

  • How much does PPC Ad editor cost?
    A free plan covers building in the free formats, share links, comments and AI drafting with no card. Studio Pro is charged today and includes recorded sign-off, exports and all ten formats, with a 24 hour refund. Budget Pacer and Ad Recap each start with a 14 day trial, and AdScanner and AdMinerX run on Lite with Pro tiers that lift the caps. Prices are listed on the pricing page.
  • Does PPC Ad editor offer a free trial?
    Budget Pacer and Ad Recap each offer a 14 day trial. Studio Pro is charged immediately rather than trialed, with a 24 hour refund window. The free plan needs no card.
  • How do you use PPC Ad editor?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 5 steps: 1. Build the first mockup 2. Borrow from a rival or a search 3. Send the share link 4. Apply edits and export 5. Review live examples first.
  • What platforms does PPC Ad editor support?
    PPC Ad editor is available on Web App.
  • What does PPC Ad editor integrate with?
    Exports to Google Ads Editor as a CSV that you upload yourself; there is no direct push into Google Ads. AdScanner draws on the Google Ads Transparency Center, and AdMinerX reads sponsored ads from a Google search results page.
  • What are the limitations of PPC Ad editor?
    No direct push to Google Ads: everything leaves as a CSV for Google Ads Editor, which adds a manual upload step. Recorded sign-off, exports and the full set of ten formats sit behind Studio Pro, which is charged today with only a 24 hour refund window. Budget Pacer and Ad Recap are separate 14 day trials, so ongoing use means paying for more than the base editor.

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Added10/21/2026

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