Your budget goes where the leads are. Never past your limit.
Set one monthly limit. Every day Budget Autopilot checks cost per lead across Google, Meta and YouTube, moves money towards what is working, and tells you exactly what it moved and why.
- monthly limit, across all platforms
- 1
- monthly limit, across all platforms
- budget checks
- Daily
- budget checks
- rupees over your limit
- 0
- rupees over your limit
Monthly limit
₹15,000
Spent so far
₹6,240 on day 13
Moved ₹1,800 from Meta to Google Search
Search leads cost ₹44 less this week. Monthly total unchanged.
How it works
Four stops to get there.
- 1
Set your monthly limit
One number for the whole month. It covers every platform and every campaign together.
- 2
Daily check
Each morning it compares cost per lead and cost per call across campaigns and platforms.
- 3
Small, safe shifts
Money moves in steps you control, for example up to 15% of the budget per week.
- 4
Every move explained
A one-line note for each change, like "Moved ₹1,800 from Meta to Google Search: leads there cost ₹44 less."
Inside Budget Autopilot
What it does for you.
Hard monthly cap
Daily budgets are paced so the total never crosses your limit, even when platforms overspend on a busy day.
Cross-platform shifting
Compares Google, Meta and YouTube on the same goal, so budget follows results, not habit.
Shift limits you set
Choose how much can move per week, and lock any campaign you want left alone.
No-lead pause rule
Pauses an ad set that has spent a set amount with no leads, and asks before restarting it.
Festival and season boosts
Plan higher spend for Diwali, admissions season or wedding months, still inside your yearly view.
Full move log
Every change with date, amount, reason and the result it led to.
Under the hood
How a shift is decided
Autopilot is careful by design. It waits for enough data before acting.
- A campaign needs at least 5 leads or 7 days of data before budget moves away from it.
- Moves happen once a day, never mid-day, so ads have time to settle.
- Locked campaigns keep their budget no matter what.
- You can undo any move from the log.
Honest advertising
Rules the AI drives by
These apply to every account on every plan. They are not settings you can switch off by mistake.
Published only after you approve
Every ad waits for your approval, then goes through Google, Meta and YouTube advertising policy review.
No invented claims
The AI never makes up offers, prices, reviews or results. Ad text comes only from information you give.
Your limit is a hard limit
Total spend across all platforms never goes above the monthly limit you set.
Regulated categories handled with care
Ads for health, finance and education claims follow ASCI guidelines and platform rules.
Your leads stay yours
Leads and business data belong to you, are encrypted in storage and transit, and are never sold.
FAQ
Budget Autopilot questions
Straight answers about money, control and what to expect.
Can platforms still spend more than my daily budget?
Google may spend up to twice the daily budget on a busy day. Autopilot balances this across the month so your monthly total stays within your limit.
Can I turn Autopilot off?
Yes. Switch to manual and budgets stay exactly where you put them. The monthly limit still applies.
What does it optimise for?
The goal you picked in setup: cost per lead, cost per call, or cost per visit. You can change the goal at any time.
Arrival
The last stop is your front door.
Answer five questions tonight. By tomorrow your ads can be live on Google, Meta and YouTube, and the next customer walking in might have found you through one.
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