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Adalysis: cost, fit and limits

Adalysis is a PPC management platform made by Adalysis Ltd that audits Google Ads and Microsoft Ads accounts with 100-plus checks, projects budgets, manages responsive search ad assets and sends alerts, priced by monthly ad spend.

What to know first

Adalysis prices by the advertiser's monthly ad spend instead of by feature set: a slider starts at $50k a month for $149 on monthly billing, with cheaper six-month and annual rates. Every plan card includes all features, so the difference between cards is onboarding, support speed and trial length. The team also offers an MCP connection that lets a customer's AI assistant read live account data, and the privacy policy says client data does not train AI models.

Adalysis at a glance

MakerAdalysis Ltd, United Kingdom
Free planFree trial only
Entry price$149 a month
API accessNo
CategoryBest AI PPC Management Software in 2026, rank 2 of 13
Websiteadalysis.com

Who Adalysis is best for

Search specialists with mid-size accounts

The slider begins at $50k of monthly ad spend, which fits accounts large enough to justify an audit tool but not yet at enterprise volumes.

Agencies that report to clients

White-label automated reporting with prebuilt templates and Looker Studio templates lets an agency send branded reports without a separate reporting subscription.

Teams that use an AI assistant daily

The Adalysis MCP connects live account data to the assistant the customer already uses, so questions about spend or quality scores can be answered in that tool.

Adalysis plans and pricing

PlanPriceWhat it includes
Entry step (up to $50k monthly spend)$149 a month monthly; $134 six-month; $126 annualAll features, one onboarding session, standard email support within 12 hours and a 30-day free trial.
Middle card ($350k step)$449 a month on monthly billingAll features, two onboarding sessions, priority support with a 2-hour response for 97% of requests, a 45-day trial and two team trainings a year.
Top fixed card ($1m step)$950 a month on monthly billingAll features, three onboarding sessions, priority support, a 60-day trial, three trainings a year and a dedicated account manager.
$5m-plus monthly spendCustom quoteTop slider step handled by contact with the vendor, with no price shown on the page.

Checked November 2026.

What Adalysis does

100-plus audit checks
Prebuilt and customizable audits flag problems in Google Ads and Microsoft Ads accounts, and custom alerts can notify a manager by email or Slack when a metric moves.
Budget projections
Projections draw on account history, seasonality, the ad schedule and recent budget changes, so a manager can see whether a month is on pace. The pricing page lists budget tools on all three fixed cards.
Performance Max and RSA tools
A Performance Max toolset and a responsive search ad asset manager allow bulk asset updates instead of editing each ad group one by one. The vendor's AI Max and Performance Max page covers the Performance Max toolset in more detail.
Quality score analysis
Impression-weighted and aggregate quality scores show where low-quality traffic concentrates, rather than a single account-wide average. Weighting by impressions keeps a few tiny keywords from skewing the account-wide view.
Adalysis MCP
The MCP connection gives the customer's own AI assistant live account data, and the privacy policy says the assistant's provider governs what happens once the data arrives.

How Adalysis handles your data

The privacy policy says Adalysis does not use client data to train artificial intelligence or machine learning models, and that data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Retention for customer account data is not stated on the pages opened; the policy only says personal data is kept for contract and legitimate-interest purposes. No hosting region and no certification such as SOC 2 or ISO 27001 is stated. When you use the MCP connection, the policy says the assistant provider's own terms apply to data once it leaves Adalysis, so check that provider as well.

Where Adalysis falls short in practice

  • Spend-based price floor. The lowest slider step covers up to $50k of monthly ad spend and costs $149 a month. Advertisers with much smaller budgets pay the same entry fee.
  • Two platforms named. The AI instructions page names Google Ads and Microsoft Ads as supported platforms. A team with large Meta or TikTok budgets needs another tool beside it.
  • Support depends on the card. Support speed, onboarding sessions and trial length change by plan card, so a team on the entry card gets email replies within 12 hours rather than priority handling.

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Adalysis: common questions

How is Adalysis priced for a $100k monthly budget?

Adalysis prices by monthly ad spend in USD on a slider, and the pack we read shows $149 at the $50k step, $449 at $350k and $950 at $1m. The step for $100k was not captured, so use the slider on the pricing page for that figure.

How long is the Adalysis free trial?

The entry card shows a 30-day free trial. The middle card extends it to 45 days and the top fixed card to 60 days. Larger trials come with more onboarding sessions, so a bigger account gets more time to test the audits.

Can Adalysis manage Meta or LinkedIn campaigns?

The pages we opened name only Google Ads and Microsoft Ads as supported platforms. No other ad platform appears on the AI instructions page. Teams that need Meta or LinkedIn management should read the product list again before buying. Read the platform list again before you buy.

What does the Adalysis MCP do?

The MCP connects live Adalysis account data to the AI assistant the customer chooses to use. The privacy policy states that the assistant's provider governs what happens to that data after it arrives, which is the point to review before enabling it.

Does Adalysis use my account data to train AI?

No. The privacy policy states that Adalysis does not use client data to train artificial intelligence or machine learning models. Hosting region and certifications are not stated on the pages we opened, so ask for them if procurement requires it.

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