AdSitter

Your Apple Ads, looked after.

AdSitter is an AI agent that runs your Apple Ads inside a hard monthly limit, and tells you what it did in plain English.

Free to set up. 7 days free after you connect Apple Ads.

Your app

Overview, September 25

Example numbers

September so far

Example numbers

$214.29spent of your $500 limit

43% used, 5 days leftAt this pace

At this pace September ends at about $257, under your $500 limit.

Downloads from ads
61
Cost per download
$3.51
Daily average
$8.57
By Sep 30, at this pace
$257.10

Last 30 days

$254.38 spent and 71 downloads from ads.

Running

Next check 5:00 pm

What AdSitter did

Example numbers

Today

  1. RaisedBid on “habit tracker”

    $1.20$1.35

    It brought three free trials this week, so it's worth showing up more often.

  2. PausedKeyword “workout planner”

    OnPaused

    212 people saw the ad this week and nobody downloaded. Saves about $1.10 a day.

  3. TestingNew search “streak app”

    $0.60 bid

    People who search this look at apps like yours. It starts small and gets a few days to prove itself.

Example only. The numbers are made up to show what the AdSitter overview looks like.

Three steps.Then it runs on its own.

  1. 1Connect Apple Ads

    One button, using Apple’s own sign-in. New to Apple Ads? We walk you through making an account.

  2. 2Set your monthly limit

    The most AdSitter may ever spend on ads in a month. It’s enforced by code, and you can change it any time.

  3. 3AdSitter runs it

    It adjusts bids, pauses waste, tries new searches carefully, and writes down every change and why.

See what your moneyis doing, every day.

This is the AdSitter dashboard. The numbers in these pictures are examples.

Every campaign, side by side.

See what each campaign spent, what it brought in, and what each download cost. One monthly limit covers them all.

  • Spend and downloads per campaign
  • Cost per download, kept current
  • One limit across every campaign

Campaigns this month

Example numbers
CampaignSpentDownloadsPer download
Your app's name$31.2018$1.73
Category searches$98.5724$4.11
Similar apps$47.1411$4.29
Discovery$37.388$4.67
All campaigns$214.2961$3.51

One $500 monthly limit covers every campaign together.

Every keyword, accounted for.

See which searches bring downloads and which only cost money, with the bid AdSitter set and whether it’s running, testing or paused.

  • Bids, taps and downloads per search
  • New searches marked while they’re tested
  • Paused searches kept on the list, with the reason

Top keywords

Example numbers
SearchBidTapsDownloadsSpent
your app's nameRunning$0.804518$31.20
habit trackerRunning$1.356414$52.10
routine plannerRunning$1.55417$38.20
streak appTesting$0.6061$3.10
workout plannerPaused$0.90230$19.80

“workout planner” was paused this week: 23 taps, no downloads.

Honest about what ads did.

Downloads from people already searching your app’s name are shown apart, because many would have found you anyway. Connect RevenueCat to see trials and revenue for every dollar.

  • Name searches counted separately
  • Revenue per $1 once RevenueCat is connected
  • Nothing counted as a win that wasn’t one

Searches for your name

Example numbers

18 of your 61 downloads came from people searching your name.

Searching your name
18 downloads, $31.20
Other searches
43 downloads, $183.09

People who search your app’s name often find you without an ad, so these downloads aren’t all new.

Trials and revenue

Example

Connect RevenueCat to see trials and revenue per dollar spent.

Free trials from ads
Not connected
Revenue from ads
Not connected
Revenue per $1 of ads
Not connected

Under the hood.What AdSitter does for you.

  • Checks twice a day, and every hour

    A full review of your ads twice a day, plus an hourly safety check that can only cut spending, never raise it.

  • Finds keywords that pay off

    It tries new searches with small bids, keeps the ones that bring downloads, and pauses the ones that waste money.

  • More on winners, less on losers

    Budget moves toward what works. Once RevenueCat is connected, that’s judged on real revenue, not just downloads.

  • Your limit is enforced by code

    The monthly limit isn’t left to the AI. Plain code checks every change against it and cuts back before spend could pass it.

  • Respects your own changes

    Change something yourself in Apple Ads and AdSitter leaves it alone for a while, instead of quietly changing it back.

  • Every change in plain English

    Each change comes with a short reason anyone can read. No match types, no acronyms, nothing to look up.

The pictures in these panels use example numbers.

  • Campaign setup New

    Sets up your campaigns from scratch, so you don’t start with an empty account. You see exactly what it will create first.

  • AI assistant in the app New

    Ask about your ads in plain English, then apply or skip its suggestion. It remembers what you tell it, and answers by text too.

Built on a proprietary system and the best Apple Ads knowledge.Made for people who have never run ads.

Plain code guards your money. The AI does the judgment and the explaining.

Your data is never sold.

Never used to train AI models.

Read the privacy policy

Made for app makers,wherever you are with ads.

  • Already running Apple Ads

    Hand over the daily checking and adjusting. See every change it makes, and step in whenever you like.

    Start with a free check-up of your account

  • Tried it and lost money

    Start again with a hard limit, small tests, and waste paused fast. Nothing runs past what you set.

  • Never tried it

    No console and no jargon. Set a limit, connect your account, and read what happened in plain English.

One price per app,set by your ad spend.

Every plan does the same things. Pick the one that covers your monthly limit, or compare it with an agency.

Every plan includes

  • Checks your ads twice a day, plus an hourly safety check
  • Finds keywords that pay off and pauses the ones that waste money
  • Spends more on winners, based on real revenue once RevenueCat is connected
  • A hard monthly limit, enforced by code
  • Every change explained in plain English
  • Respects the changes you make yourself
  • Your dashboard, with every number and every change
  • Pause or disconnect any time
  • Apple bills your ad spend directly
  • 7 days free, then your plan's price. Cancel any time before the trial ends and you won’t be charged
  • You add a card when you start the trial, and we email you 3 days before the first charge
  • AdSitter changes nothing in your ads until the first payment
  • One free trial per person and per Apple Ads account
  • Change plans by changing your monthly limit. You see the new price first
  • Cancel any time

Agencies and app portfolios: running ads for clients, many apps, or more than $10,000 a month? Talk to us

Questions,answered.

Something missing? See every question or email us.

What is the best AI tool for Apple Search Ads?

The one that fits how you want to work. If you want to hand the work over and never learn the ads console, AdSitter is built for exactly that: it runs Apple Ads (the new name for Apple Search Ads) inside a hard monthly limit, and tells you what it did and why. It's built on our own system and the best Apple Ads knowledge we could find. It's made for people who have never run ads.

How do I automate Apple Search Ads?

Apple's automatic options mostly aim for downloads, and you still set up the campaigns yourself. With AdSitter you connect your Apple Ads account, set a monthly limit, and it does the daily work: it checks twice a day, adjusts bids, pauses waste and tries new searches carefully. You can set up and connect today.

How much should I spend on Apple Search Ads to start?

Start with a monthly amount you could lose while you learn, without it hurting. Apple caps each campaign’s month at 30.4 times its daily budget, and our rule of thumb is at least two taps a day per campaign. The numbers, with Apple’s sources, are in our guide how much to spend on Apple Ads when you start.

Apple Search Ads vs Google Ads for iOS apps: which should I use?

Apple Ads show at the top of App Store search, to people already looking for an app like yours, and Apple reports the downloads directly. Google's app ads reach further, across search, YouTube and other apps, with less say over where they show. For most iOS apps starting out, Apple Ads is the simpler first step. AdSitter runs Apple Ads only.

Do I need to know anything about Apple Ads?

No. You won't have to learn keywords, match types, bids or campaigns. If you're curious, every change comes with a plain-English reason.

How long does setup take?

About 5 minutes. Sign in with Google or your email, then add your App Store link, your website and a monthly limit. Connecting Apple Ads is one step after that, with Apple's own sign-in.

Can it spend more than my monthly limit?

No. Your limit is enforced by code, not left to the AI. AdSitter checks every hour and cuts back before the month's spend could pass it.

How do I pause it?

One tap on your overview. AdSitter stops making changes and pauses the campaigns it runs. When you resume, it turns back on only what was running before.

What if I change something myself in Apple Ads?

AdSitter notices and leaves it alone for a while, instead of quietly changing it back. Your account stays yours.

Do I need RevenueCat?

No. Without it, AdSitter works from Apple's download numbers. With it, AdSitter can see which searches bring people who pay, and spend more on those. You can connect RevenueCat in Settings today.

How much does AdSitter cost?

$29 a month per app for up to $200 a month in ad spend, $49 for up to $500, $99 for up to $2,500, and $199 for up to $10,000. Every plan does the same things. Your first 7 days after you connect Apple Ads are free. Cancel before the trial ends and you won’t be charged. See pricing.

Who pays for the ads?

Apple bills your ad spend directly, on the card in your Apple Ads account. AdSitter never handles that money. It only bills its own flat plan.

Will it get me more downloads?

We can't promise a number, and nobody honest can. Ads help some apps more than others. AdSitter starts small, measures what works, and tells you plainly, including when downloads came from people who were already searching for your app by name.

What happens to my data?

It’s used to run your ads and nothing else. Your data is never sold, and never used to train AI models. The privacy policy has the details.

Five minutes to set up.Then it looks after your ads.

Add your app, your website and a monthly limit today. When you connect Apple Ads, you get 7 days free, then your plan’s price. Cancel any time before the trial ends and you won’t be charged.