Ask in plain English. Run it on your account. See value on day one, then make it your own.
Don't just pick a Skill. Paint your own.
Templates get you moving. This is where it gets good: ask for any workflow you can put in words, and Qore builds it, on any channel you sell on.
Build on my accountSay what you want. See it run on your account.
The thing you just tried is the whole product. You ask in plain words, Qore builds it into steps you can read, and it runs on your account the same way every time, doing only what you've approved.
You ask, in plain words
Say what you want done, the way you'd brief a specialist. No SQL, no scripts, no prompt wrangling.
You see what it will do
It comes back as clear steps, not a black box. You read exactly what it will pull, decide, and change before it touches your account.
It runs on your account
On the schedule you set, the same way every run. Nothing moves until you approve it, for as long as you want that control.
There's always more than you can get to.
Every operator running marketplace ads knows the version of this. It's not a tooling gap, it's a time-and-visibility gap, and it compounds.
Spend you can't see leaking
Budget drains on terms and targets that never convert, and you find it days later, if at all.
An account that lives in one person's head
The logic that keeps performance up isn't written down anywhere. If that person is out, so is the playbook.
Hours lost to manual pulls
The same report, the same check, the same export, every week, before the real work even starts.
Automation you can't open up
Rules move your money and you can't see why. When it goes wrong, there's nothing to inspect.
Build your most important workflows on your account. Watch them run before you commit.
Tell us where you sell and what you'd want a Skill to do. We'll set the first one up on your own account and show you real results, so you're deciding on something you've already seen work, not a promise.
Hand off the jobs you dread doing by hand.
These are the Skills operators set up first: the recurring jobs they most want off their plate, and what each one gives back.
Stop paying for clicks that never convert
It finds the search terms burning budget with no return and negates them at the right level, on your approval.
Kill the junk queries for good
It runs on a schedule to add the negatives that stop the same wasted queries coming back, week after week.
The weekly report, minus the export grind
It checks forecast against actuals and drops the read into your dashboard or inbox, so the manual pull disappears.
Qore is in private beta with brands and agencies selling across marketplaces. Skills shown are examples of what operators build; every action a Skill takes waits for your approval by default.
From request to running, in four steps.
Tell us your setup
Where you sell, what you run, and the first job you'd hand off.
We build your first Skill
Set up on your own account, with the workflow laid out so you can read every step.
You review and approve
Nothing moves on its own. You see each action Qore proposes and approve it.
You decide what to lock and let run
Once a Skill has earned your trust, let it run on schedule. You stay in control of what's automated.
See a Skill running on your account this week.
Tell us the first job you'd hand off. We build it, you watch it run, and you decide from there.
The things operators ask first.
A Skill can adjust bids, pause and unpause campaigns and keywords, negate targets, update budgets, and set temporary bid boosts, and it can run your reports and analyses on a schedule, pushing the output to a dashboard, Slack, email, or a sheet. It works on the campaigns you already have.
No, not by default. Skills start paused, and every action waits for your approval. Once you've watched a Skill work and you trust it, you can let that one run on its own. You decide, per Skill.
Qore runs on your own advertising account. For its actions to hold, Qore needs to be the one managing the bids, so if another platform is actively bidding on the same campaigns, we'll walk through how the two fit together before anything goes live.
The difference is what you can see and steer. You author the workflow and can read every step it takes, it runs locked so it doesn't drift between runs, and it works from your inventory, margin, and Buy Box, not just the ad account. It's built to run your logic, not a black box running its own.
You start by seeing a Skill work on your own account before you go further. Qore is a paid beta engagement; ask us about current terms and we'll find the right way in for how you work.