For mobile app advertisers
AI runs your ad operations
It connects your ad accounts and runs the whole loop — measure, decide, write the next creative, ship it, learn. You approve; it does the work.
The loop it runs
Five phases, continuously. The same five your workspace shows while it is running — this is the product, not a diagram of it.
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What it does on its own
Three things that happen without you starting them.
It runs the loop for you
Every day it pulls the numbers, judges what moved, and puts the next change in front of you. It acts only once you allow it to.
It drafts against the rules
Drafts are checked against platform policy and your market's ad rules before they can be queued, and each one records how it was made — model or template.
It acts inside guardrails
Every action stays within a cost ceiling, a budget and a change-rate limit. The autopilot cannot spend its way out of its own bounds.
What it refuses to do
An ad tool earns trust by what it declines to assert. These are enforced in the engine, not in the marketing copy.
It will not name a cause it cannot support
When there is not enough history behind a line, it says the number is not yet decidable instead of guessing at a reason. A confident wrong answer costs more than a slow one.
It separates rising prices from worn-out creative
Both show up as a rising cost per result, and the two call for opposite moves. Swapping the ad does nothing if the auction got more expensive.
It distinguishes “not measured” from “measured, no limit”
An empty field is not a green light. Where a channel has never been probed, the system says so rather than reporting an absence as a zero.
The first of those is arithmetic, not a posture: the three thresholds a campaign has to clear before its numbers can be read.
We ran those refusals against our own ad account before selling them to anyone — six things were wrong, and here is each one with its cause and fix.
Pricing
A share of the ad spend the system actually manages. No seat count, no feature tiers.
Rates are marginal — each rate applies only to the spend inside its own bracket, so crossing a boundary never makes the bill jump. Minimum $200 per month. Billed in your workspace currency. A new workspace starts on a 14-day trial and no card is asked for to begin. See the full rate card.
Who builds it
Loop Marketing is built and operated by Y7 Technology, which also runs its own mobile apps on it. The measurement rules on this site are the ones our own spend is judged by — when the engine says a campaign is not paying for itself, it is saying that about us first.