Here's a day with AdSitter.
AdSitter is an AI agent that runs your Apple Ads for you. Setup takes about 5 minutes. After that it does the daily work on its own. This is an example day, with made-up numbers.
Setup
You set it up. About 5 minutes.
You give AdSitter three things: your App Store link, your website, and a monthly limit. The limit is the most it may ever spend on ads in a month.
Then you connect Apple Ads with Apple's own sign-in, so AdSitter can run your ads, and RevenueCat if you use it, so it can see who actually pays. You can connect both today.
5:00 am
It checks how yesterday went.
Every morning AdSitter looks at each search that showed your ad: how many people saw it, how many tapped, how many downloaded, and, with RevenueCat, how many paid.
5:02 am
It bids a little more where it's working.
A bid is the most you'll pay when someone taps your ad. The search “habit tracker” brought three free trials this week, so AdSitter raises that bid a little to show up more often.
5:03 am
It pauses what wastes money.
212 people saw your ad for “workout planner” this week and nobody downloaded. AdSitter pauses it, which saves about $1.10 a day.
5:04 am
It tries new searches, carefully.
AdSitter looks for new searches people might use to find an app like yours. Each one starts with a small bid and gets a few days to prove itself before it earns more.
Every hour
A safety check runs all day.
Once an hour, plain code looks at what's been spent so far today. It can only cut spending or hold a raise, never add to it, so a busy afternoon can't run past your limit.
5:00 pm
It checks again.
The price of a tap changes during the day. When taps on “routine planner” got pricier, AdSitter lowered the bid and kept the same spot for less.
Evening
It writes down the honest part.
Some downloads come from people who were already searching for your app by name. You'd likely have gotten many of those anyway, so AdSitter shows them apart instead of taking the credit.
Next day
You read what happened.
Your dashboard shows every change with its reason, and a short note says what AdSitter did, what it spent and what came of it, in plain English. You don't have to do anything with it.
Your money,under your control.
A hard monthly limit
Enforced by code and checked every hour. AdSitter never spends past it.
$500 a month
Apple bills the ads
Ad spend goes on the card in your Apple Ads account. AdSitter never handles that money.
Billed by Apple
A flat plan for AdSitter
7 days free, then from $29 a month. Cancel any time before the trial ends and you won’t be charged. AdSitter only watches during the trial and starts acting after the first payment.
From $29 a month per app
Pause any time
One tap pauses AdSitter and the campaigns it runs. Disconnect whenever you like. Your account stays yours.
Pause
Start with the 5 minutes.AdSitter does the rest.
Sign in with Google or your email, then add your app, your website and a monthly limit.