Google + Meta + LinkedIn ads in one dashboard.
Stop juggling tabs between Google Ads, Meta Ads Manager, and LinkedIn Campaign Manager. AdFlint runs your campaigns across all three platforms from a single view — one budget, one creative review, one analytics chart.
Why running Google and Meta side by side is painful.
Each platform was designed in isolation — the work of combining them lands on you.
Two UIs, two mental models
Google Ads is built around keywords, match types, and search intent. Meta's Ads Manager is built around audiences, placements, and creative testing. Switching between them every day means re-learning two different optimization logics — most people end up neglecting one.
Metrics that don't line up
Google reports conversions one way, Meta another. Attribution windows differ, click-vs-view definitions differ, and even "impression" doesn't mean the same thing across platforms. Comparing performance side by side requires manual spreadsheet work.
Manual budget reallocation
When Meta is performing better than Google this week, moving budget across platforms means logging into both, pausing campaigns, editing budgets, and hoping you don't break pacing. Most teams just don't bother — and leave money on the worse-performing platform.
Creative drift between platforms
Different team members write different copy for Google vs Meta. Headlines diverge, value props soften, and pretty soon your brand says one thing on search and another on social. Customers notice.
One layer above the platforms.
AdFlint treats Google, Meta, and LinkedIn as one ad inventory and lets the AI pick how to spend on each.
One dashboard, three platforms
Google, Meta (Facebook + Instagram), and LinkedIn campaigns live in the same view. Toggle between platforms with one click, or look at everything at once.
One pooled budget
Set a single campaign budget. AdFlint splits it across platforms based on your objective, and reallocates automatically as performance data comes in.
Auto-reallocation every 4 hours
Every four hours the optimizer pulls fresh metrics from each platform's API and shifts spend toward the platform delivering more conversions per dollar.
Creative consistency by design
AI writes platform-appropriate variants from the same source brief, so your headline, value prop, and offer match across Google search ads, Meta feed ads, and LinkedIn sponsored content.
Unified analytics, per-platform drilldown
See total spend, clicks, and conversions across Google, Meta, and LinkedIn in one chart — then drill into per-platform numbers without leaving the dashboard.
Managed accounts, no logins to juggle
Every campaign runs under AdFlint's managed Google, Meta, and LinkedIn accounts. You don't connect Ad Accounts, manage Business Manager seats, or fight with Pixel installs.
DIY across two platforms vs AdFlint.
Questions
Are the budgets independent or pooled across platforms?
Pooled by default. You set one total campaign budget and AdFlint distributes it across Google, Meta, and LinkedIn based on your objective and live performance data. If you want fixed per-platform caps, you can lock minimums and maximums per platform in the campaign settings.
Can I exclude a platform from a specific campaign?
Yes. Each campaign lets you toggle Google, Meta, and LinkedIn on or off independently. A B2B campaign might run only on LinkedIn and Google; a consumer ecommerce campaign might run only on Meta and Google.
Do I see a per-platform breakdown of spend and conversions?
Yes. The unified dashboard shows totals across Google, Meta, and LinkedIn by default, and every metric — spend, clicks, impressions, conversions, CPC, CPA — can be filtered to a single platform with one click. Per-ad and per-keyword detail is also available inside each platform view.
How does the optimizer decide where to move budget?
Every 4 hours AdFlint pulls per-platform performance from each ad network's API and compares against your campaign's objective (clicks, conversions, or signups). Spend shifts toward platforms producing more of your target outcome per dollar; underperformers get scaled down but not zeroed out until you've collected enough data.
What about LinkedIn, TikTok, Pinterest, and X?
LinkedIn is live alongside Google and Meta and runs in the same unified flow. TikTok is on the roadmap and not yet bookable. Pinterest and X are not currently supported.
Can I edit copy or audiences for one platform without affecting the others?
Yes. The AI generates a starting brief that's consistent across platforms, then produces platform-specific variants — Google search headlines, Meta feed primary text, LinkedIn sponsored content copy. You can edit any platform's variant independently before launch and at any point after.
One dashboard for Google, Meta, and LinkedIn. No platform logins required.