1. You ask in plain words.
Type "get me customers with ads" into the chat, the way you would ask a person. There are no campaign screens to learn.
AI ads manager ยท Google and LinkedIn
An AI ads manager that judges every ad by real buyers, not clicks.
You type "Get me customers with ads." TribeMap writes your Google and LinkedIn ads, starts them when you say yes, and then checks every click against what that person did on your site. Real buyer, or junk. That is how it decides what to keep.
What an AI ads manager is.
An AI ads manager is software that runs your paid ads for you: it plans the campaigns, writes the ads, picks the keywords and audiences, suggests a budget and keeps adjusting, while you set the goal and the limits. TribeMap is an AI ads manager for B2B teams on Google Ads and LinkedIn Ads, with two differences: it judges every ad by the real buyers it brought to your site, not by clicks, and it asks before it spends anything.
Most AI for Google Ads and LinkedIn ads learns from the numbers the ad platform hands back. Those numbers count every click and every form, real or not. TribeMap has its own eyes on your site, so it learns from who actually showed up and what they did.
Lots of ad clicks are junk.
Bots click. People tap by mistake and leave in two seconds. Forms fill up with fake names. Google and LinkedIn count every one as a win, then ask for more money.
So TribeMap doesn't take their word for it. It checks. A bot doesn't read your pricing page. A real buyer does. Every visitor an ad brings is watched on your site and sorted: real buyer, just looking, or gone. Ads and search words that bring nobody real go on a list to pause, and they stop as soon as you say yes.
An example, not a result: Google says an ad brought 40 leads. TribeMap sees that 3 of those people read your pricing page, and the other 37 left in seconds or typed fake names. So it suggests moving that money to the search words that bring people like the 3.
How it works, step by step.
Google and LinkedIn today. Nothing goes live until you say yes.
2. It reads your site first.
It reads every page, so it knows what you sell and who it is for. Then it picks the page that already turns the most visitors into buyers, and sends the ads there.
3. It writes the plan.
Google Search ads and LinkedIn ads, written from your own page's words, so it never adds a number your page doesn't say. It makes the pictures, picks LinkedIn audiences, picks search words people really type (checked against Google's Keyword Planner) and suggests a daily budget.
4. You say yes.
You read every ad, every search word and the budget. Nothing launches until you approve it.
5. It follows every click home.
Every night it reads Google's numbers, including the exact words people searched, and checks what each of those visitors did on your site. LinkedIn ads can use a LinkedIn lead form, and it counts those leads too.
6. It brings you the next move.
"This search word brought 4 real buyers. That one brought 60 clicks and nobody." Each change comes as a plan you read first. Say yes and it's done.
You stay in charge.
Nothing spends without your yes. Every new ad and every change waits for you.
You set the daily budget. TribeMap suggests one. You decide.
Blocked words. Name the words your ads must never show up for, and they stay out.
Rules it remembers. Tell it once, "never mention price", and every ad after that follows it.
Your accounts, your money. The ads run on your own Google and LinkedIn accounts, and Google and LinkedIn bill you directly. TribeMap never touches the ad money and takes no cut.
Google's own AI, next to TribeMap.
| Comparison | Google's own AI tools | TribeMap |
|---|---|---|
| Which platforms | Google only | Google and LinkedIn, from one chat |
| What it judges an ad by | The clicks and conversions Google counts | What each visitor did on your site |
| Who checks the numbers | Google, the company selling the clicks | Your own site, visitor by visitor |
| Before it spends or changes | Can change bids and targeting by itself | Asks you first, every time |
What it costs.
One plan with everything in it: the ad chat, the live map of your visitors, the 7:00 daily report and the weekly briefing. $49 a month for up to 10,000 visitors, free for 7 days. More traffic than that? Talk to us. The full details are on the pricing page.
The money you spend on the ads themselves goes straight to Google and LinkedIn, not to us.
Questions people actually ask.
What is an AI ads manager?
Software that runs your paid ads for you. It plans campaigns, writes the ads, picks search words and audiences, and adjusts them over time, inside a budget and rules you set. TribeMap's judges every ad by real buyers on your site, not clicks, and asks before it spends.
How is this different from Google's own AI tools?
Google's tools only run Google ads, and they judge them by the numbers Google reports. TribeMap runs Google and LinkedIn from one chat, checks every click against what that visitor did on your site, and asks before it spends or changes anything.
Do I need an agency or an ad person?
No. It is built for the founder or the one marketer at a small company. You ask in plain words, read the plan, and say yes. TribeMap writes the ads, picks the search words and audiences, and reads the results every night.
Which ad platforms does it work with?
Google Search ads and LinkedIn ads. LinkedIn ads can use a LinkedIn lead form, and TribeMap counts those leads. It can also build Google remarketing lists of your real buyers and of people who were just looking, through your site's own Google tag. Other platforms are not supported yet.
Who pays for the ads, and do you take a cut?
You pay Google and LinkedIn directly. The ads run on your own accounts and they bill you. TribeMap never touches the ad money and takes no cut of it.
What does it cost?
$49 a month, or $499 a year, for up to 10,000 visitors a month, with everything included and a 7-day free trial. If you get more traffic than that, talk to us. Your ad spend is separate and goes to Google and LinkedIn.
Does it change anything without asking?
No. Nothing launches or changes until you say yes. Every change, like pausing a search word, blocking a word or moving budget, comes as a plan you read first. That is a choice, not a missing feature.
The rest of the platform, in plain words.
Get me customers with ads.
Type it. Read what it plans. Say yes. $49 a month, free for 7 days.