LoomaScale

LoomaScale is an AI ad operator that connects Google Ads and Meta Ads to ChatGPT or Claude. It gives advertisers a conversational way to inspect performance, find wasted spend, build campaigns, adjust account settings, and get reports without working through every screen in an advertising console. The important distinction is that it can carry out approved account work, not just explain what someone could do next. A user can ask for an audit, a campaign, a budget change, or a recurring check in plain English, then review the resulting work and decisions in the same chat.

Setup links an AI assistant and one or more ad accounts through the advertising platforms' own sign-in flows. LoomaScale doesn't ask for a Google or Meta password, and access can be revoked from the platform account settings. Once connected, it reads current campaign and performance information from the ad account. The company says it doesn't keep copies of campaigns or reports, since answers are generated from live account data. That makes the chat less like a second analytics warehouse and more like an operating layer between a marketer's instructions and the tools where the ads actually run.

The operating flow has three parts. First, the user connects ChatGPT or Claude along with Google Ads or Meta Ads. Next, the user assigns a job such as checking search terms for spend without conversions, auditing the last week, creating a campaign, shifting a budget, or monitoring pacing each day. LoomaScale reports what it found and can prepare or apply the requested change. New campaigns are created paused for review. A campaign it did not build can't be activated through the tool, and changes that would move spending above the account's daily cap are refused. Within that cap, it acts on the user's instructions, so setting a sensible limit remains important.

The product is aimed at people who run their own paid acquisition and don't have a dedicated media buyer handling the routine account work. The site specifically calls out solo founders, ecommerce operators, small agencies, local service businesses, freelance PPC consultants, and in-house marketers. It positions the practical range around advertisers spending roughly $1,000 to $50,000 per month. A store can brief a launch and receive a paused campaign to inspect, while an agency can repeat the same audit across client accounts and get a written report. A local business can ask which locations or hours convert, then use the answer to guide an approved account change.

What makes LoomaScale useful is the link between analysis and execution. It can rank wasted search terms, report spend and conversions, and then make the requested cleanup rather than leaving a to-do list. It can also assemble campaign structure, audiences, budgets, and creative elements from a brief, with new work held for review before activation. Reports are written in plain language so the user sees what changed, what it cost, and what needs a decision. The scope is deliberately narrow, covering Google Ads and Meta Ads rather than trying to support a long list of shallow integrations. That focus is a benefit for those two platforms and an obvious limit for advertisers with a wider channel mix.

The safety controls are concrete enough to matter when the tool is connected to a live account. The user sees the exact proposed change and can say no. LoomaScale says there is no field that lets a new campaign be created active, and the tool cannot activate a campaign that it did not create. Its daily cap check refuses a money-moving change above the chosen limit rather than silently reducing it. That doesn't replace an advertiser's judgment about creative, targeting, or budget. It does put clear boundaries around the assistant's supported actions. A user can also disconnect an account immediately, while canceling a paid plan leaves access active through the end of the billing period.

The reporting side is useful for recurring account maintenance as well as one-off builds. LoomaScale can check pacing, delivery, and tracking each day, carry remembered targets and guardrails into later jobs, and explain the finding alongside the suggested fix. The chat can return live figures such as spend, search terms, and conversions, then record which supported action was completed. For a small team, that reduces the gap between noticing an issue and opening the platform to deal with it. It doesn't make the underlying ad strategy automatic, though. Someone still needs to give a sound brief, validate the output, approve changes, and judge whether the reported metrics reflect the business goal.

LoomaScale is paid after a no-card trial. New accounts get 14 days of unlimited tasks starting with the first task, including a Google Ads and Meta Ads waste audit. The Plus plan is listed at $40 per month for 150 tasks in each 30 day period. Pro is $83 per month for 600 tasks, and Max is $167 per month for 3,000 tasks, priority support, and room for more campaigns and accounts. Annual billing discounts are shown, and the first payment has a 14 day money-back guarantee while task usage remains low. All paid tiers include every tool without feature gates, so the main difference is task allowance and support level rather than access to core campaign functions.