You know the Google Ads routine. Qore runs it on a schedule.
Claude plus MCP is great for answers, but you have to keep asking. Qore runs the wasted spend, pacing, Performance Max, and Shopping routines on a schedule, and asks first by default.
The routines that protect your budget are the first ones to slip.
You know what a well-run account needs. Getting to all of it, every week, is the hard part.
You're pacing the whole roster by hand.
Google can spend up to twice a campaign's average daily budget in a day. Across every client, the pacing sheet is always a little behind.
Performance Max shows you more than it lets you steer.
You can see channels and search terms now. You still can't steer them directly, so it's back through asset groups and product spend, again and again.
Those search terms you meant to go through.
Irrelevant queries keep spending while you're busy. You know the fix. It keeps losing to everything else on your plate.
AI already does three jobs on Google Ads.
Each is good at something. Each hands the work back to you.
- AI that bids
Smart Bidding, Performance Max, and AI Max run the auction in real time.
Your weekly routine and cross-account pacing are still on you.
- AI that answers
Claude and ChatGPT answer questions from your live account data.
Nothing runs until you ask again. The schedule and the paper trail are yours to build.
- AI that acts
Rules tools and autopilots make the changes for you.
Rules tools wait on someone to push. Autopilots run on their logic, not yours.
Qore picks up what's left: your workflows, on a schedule, asking first by default.
Ask it once. Then put it on a schedule.
Ask Q a question, save the answer as a skill, and decide which changes need your sign-off.
Ask Q about the account.
Where did spend go? Which search terms never converted? Ask it like you'd ask a colleague.
Turn the answer into a skill.
Save the steps as a skill and schedule it. Same logic every time, one account or the whole roster.
Approve what changes.
Changes wait for your approval by default, with the data behind them. Trust a workflow? Let it run on its own.
Results show up in Slack, email, or a spreadsheet.
More on How Qore WorksBuilt around how your team runs Google Ads.
One standard for the whole roster.
Build a skill once, run it on every client. The approval trail shows what changed and why.
Google, next to everywhere else you sell.
Shopping and Performance Max spend, beside your Amazon, Walmart, and Shopify data.
It doesn't all ride on one person.
The routines keep running when their owner is out, and leadership can see how each change got decided.
"I think it's a great product to be honest, for agencies specifically."
"I'm pretty impressed by what you guys have built so far."
"This is a really cool tool."
Signup to a running skill, in three steps.
Sign up.
Make a login at qore.gotrellis.com. No sales call.
Try it on sample data.
Ask Q questions and run skills on demo data.
Connect Google Ads and run a skill.
Connect your account, save an answer as a skill, schedule it. The first can be running inside the hour.
Approval by default. Automation on your terms.
A few things people ask before signing up.
Is Qore a Google Ads MCP server?
No. An MCP server gets an AI assistant into your account. Qore does the recurring work: it runs skills on a schedule and sends changes through approval. Higher plans can connect your own MCP servers.
Will Qore change bids or budgets on its own?
Only if you say so. Everything starts on manual approval. Once you trust a rule, you can let it run inside the guardrails you set.
Does it replace Smart Bidding or Performance Max?
No. Google keeps running the auction. Qore takes the routines around it: search terms, pacing, targets, and Performance Max and Shopping passes.
How is Qore priced?
A subscription sized to how much you run, not a cut of your ad spend. Plans are shown at signup.
Put your Google Ads routines on a schedule.
Start on sample data. Connect an account when you're ready.