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ChatGPT ads for agencies
Build campaigns, manage ad accounts and guide your clients through ChatGPT advertising in one workspace. Start with one account and grow with transparent volume pricing.
First campaign free. No credit card needed.
Your next client conversation “What is a thoughtful housewarming gift for someone who loves having people over for dinner?”
Illustrative exampleLicense pool priced at the tier it reaches, assigned in one click
Each account built from that client's site, not a shared template
Export when they want to own it, without being locked into our UI
Use a fictional homeware client to explore three campaign angles. Each pairs a customer need with a draft your team can discuss, edit and review.
“What is a thoughtful housewarming gift for someone who loves having people over for dinner?”
A housewarming gift for someone who loves hosting
A specific gifting audience gives the team a coherent brief: one occasion, relevant products and a destination the client can verify.
“I want to replace our mismatched mugs with something simple that we will enjoy using every morning.”
Choosing matching mugs for everyday coffee at home
The buying need has changed, so the offer and destination change with it. The team can explain why this belongs in a separate group.
“I would like to see some tableware in person before choosing it. How do I find a homeware shop to browse nearby?”
Browsing tableware in a local homeware shop
This brief calls for a visit, not an online order. Confirm the client’s location, campaign settings and shop information during review.
Fictional campaign examples. Ads are separate from ChatGPT’s answers. Actual appearance and placement may vary.
An agency already knows how to take a site, a budget and a brief and turn them into campaigns. ChatGPT Ads asks you to do that with a targeting model nobody on the account team grew up with. AthillyAds is the layer that speaks both: we read the client's site, write hints a strategist can veto, and hand you a plan you can push live or export.
Billable, slow, and you still own the mistakes.
The client stays the client. You stay the advisor.
Your business is the starting point.
Start an account from the client’s site and review its brand profile. Keep the offer, voice and supporting claims specific to that business.
Review intent groups, reasoning and creative together. Edit the draft around the client’s brief, with preflight checks before submission.
Manage client ad accounts in one organisation, with separate brand books, campaigns and reporting. Review access and account responsibilities as your roster grows.
One organisation, as many ad accounts as you have clients. License pricing drops as the pool grows: twelve licenses all bill at the 11–20 rate, not a blend. Each account has its own Brand book, campaigns and reporting. Export an XLSX workbook to create campaigns, CSV files for updates or a checklist. Organization members can access all its accounts; the free plan covers one onboarded account.
Ad spend is separate. Publishing requires an eligible ad account and platform approval.
Agree who owns the account, pays for media and approves the campaign before the first draft reaches the client.
Read the guide02Understand where campaigns, groups and ads fit so your team can connect each decision to a clear purpose.
Read the guide03Choose outcome definitions, a review period and useful evidence with your client before reporting on campaign performance.
Read the guideBuild the first campaign free on one account. No card. Volume pricing as you add clients.
Build my campaign freeAd spend is separate. Publishing requires an eligible ad account and platform approval.