Agentspire pulls each client’s Meta, Google Ads and GA4 numbers every month and writes the report in your agency’s voice: what changed, why, what you did and what’s next. Your account manager reviews it and sends it.
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hours one agency owner spent on reports for 7 clients in a single weekend, posted on r/PPC in early 2026.
Connect each client once. Every month Agentspire pulls the numbers, reads what your team changed and writes the report.
Meta, Google Ads and GA4 connected
Each client’s accounts are connected once. From then on, the numbers come in every month.
Agentspire writes the draft. Someone on your team reads it, edits any line and sends it to the client. Nothing goes out on its own.
$6,200spend, flat on August
159leads, up from 129
$39cost per lead, down from $48
Draft for your review:
Cost per lead fell to $39 from $48
Spend held at $6,200 while leads rose from 129 to 159.
The implants search campaign did most of it
It converted at about twice the account average after the 9 September changes.
Paused 2 broad keywords and moved $800 to implants
From the Google Ads change history, 9 September. Three new ads went live on Meta the same week.
Test a Meta lead form in October
And raise the implants budget if cost per lead stays under $40.
Each client’s numbers, pulled every month into one report.
What your team changed in each account becomes “what we did”.
Nothing goes to a client until someone on your team has read it.
Dashboards chart the numbers. The part clients read is the story: what moved, why, and what you did about it.
This month’s numbers against last month, for every account.
The reasons behind the moves, from the ad accounts and GA4.
Your team’s changes, read from each account’s change history.
Next month’s plan, drafted for your account manager to edit.
Reporting tools chart the numbers, and some add AI summaries. Prices are from Swydo’s own comparison, and Swydo is one of the tools compared.
Early access
5–40
clients per agency
Every month it pulls each client’s Meta, Google Ads and GA4 numbers and writes the report: what changed, why, what you did and what’s next. Your account manager reviews it and sends it.
No. It writes a draft. Your account manager reads it, edits anything they want and sends it.
It reads each ad account’s change history: budget moves, paused keywords, new ads and bid changes. That becomes the “what we did” part of the report, in plain words.
It writes in your agency’s voice, and your account manager can change any line before the report goes out.
You connect each client’s Meta, Google Ads and GA4 accounts once. From then on, their numbers are pulled every month.
Keep it. Dashboards chart the numbers. Agentspire writes the part that explains them: what changed, why, what you did and what’s next.
Owners of paid-ads agencies with 5 to 40 clients, who send each client a monthly report.
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