Build complete ad campaigns with AI. Publish them yourself.

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What your own site needs to be found

Three things read a page without a browser, and they want different things. This is the checklist we hold this site to — every item on it is one we ship, so you can open the file and check.

Nothing here is a service we sell. It is a list you can hand to whoever builds your site.

Questions people ask before they start

• What is AdPilot AI?

  AdPilot AI is an AI media buyer. You paste a product URL and it reads the page, scores the ad platforms worth your budget, builds audience and geo targeting, writes the ad copy for each platform, and prepares image and video prompts. You review and approve every step, then export a ready-to-publish package. It never connects to your ad accounts and never publishes an ad.

• Does AdPilot AI publish ads to Facebook or Google for me?

  No, and it cannot. AdPilot AI has no connection to any ad account. It produces the campaign — copy, targeting, budget guidance, creative prompts and a publishing checklist — and you paste it into the ad manager yourself. Bringing your results back in afterwards is read-only, so nothing this tool does can ever spend your ad budget.

• Do I need my own AI API key?

  Yes. AdPilot AI is bring-your-own-key: you add an API key from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google or OpenRouter and pay that provider directly for what you generate. Keys are encrypted at rest with envelope encryption, are only ever shown masked, and never leave the server. You can route different jobs to different models — a strong one for analysis, a cheaper one for bulk copy.

• How much does AdPilot AI cost?

  The app itself is free to use and no card is required. Your only cost is what your AI provider charges for the tokens a campaign consumes, billed by them on your own account.

• Which ad platforms does it write for?

  Ten: LinkedIn, Google Search, Facebook, YouTube, Reddit, X, Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest and Snapchat. Each one gets copy written to its own field names and character limits — a 30-character Google headline and a vertical story hook are not the same object, and the limits are enforced rather than requested.

• Can it write ads in Arabic and other languages?

  Yes — 22 ad languages, and every one is composed natively in that language rather than translated from the English. Right-to-left languages including Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and Urdu are handled properly in the editor, the previews and the export. One ad can carry several languages at once, and the languages you pick also shape which markets and keywords get recommended.

• Do I have to start from a URL?

  No. You can type the product details in by hand, and you can point an existing draft at a URL later to fill in what is missing. Reading a URL into a draft only fills blanks — it never overwrites a field you wrote yourself, and a failed extraction leaves your draft exactly as it was.

• Does it learn from how my ads perform?

  From your own results only. You enter the raw numbers from a finished campaign — spend, impressions, clicks, conversions, revenue and reach — and the recommendation engine compares them against your own averages using explicit, auditable rules, with a confidence badge based on how many campaigns it had to work from. One user's history never informs another user's recommendations.

• What do I actually get at the end?

  A ZIP file: the ad copy for every platform and language, the targeting and audience profiles, the image and video prompts, bulk-import sheets, an ad-policy pre-check, and a printable HTML package you can work through beside your ad manager.