Semantiqs tests every live ad against your stop-loss, benches the ones that fail, rotates in a reserve, and writes down why.
7-day free trial. Card required, not charged until the trial ends.
The real product, not a mockup. Mission Control, the screen you land on after logging in.
Four steps, the same four every time. Nothing runs that you have not switched on.
Your target number of live ads is a target, not a floor. Too many and it prunes. Too few and it rotates in a reserve ad.
Every live ad is checked against the floor you set and its own recent results. Fall short, and it is benched.
A failing ad is paused and watched. After 72 hours with no late conversion it is confirmed off. A late conversion puts it back.
Every change is written down with the number behind it. Copilot proposes and you approve. Autopilot runs it hourly.
No black box. Each line is the test that fired and the number that fired it, in the words the engine itself logs.
It is spending your money, so the rules it keeps matter more than the ones it follows.
It judges each ad set on the event that ad set optimises for, against the floor you set. No made-up score.
It reads a recent window, not a single day. A failing ad is benched first and gets 72 hours to redeem itself.
If its numbers drift from what Meta reports, that ad set waits until they agree again.
And you can switch any ad set off at any time. Its settings are kept for when you switch it back on.
Cost per lead on one ad set, 7 days before a change and 7 days after.
A single example from one ad set, not an average. Your results depend on your account, your creative and your floor.
Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial. Card required, not charged until the trial ends.
Prices exclude VAT. Annual billing saves 20% on the plans page.
Yes. The 7-day free trial needs a card, and you are not charged until the trial ends.
The plan you picked starts and your card is charged. Cancel before the trial ends and you pay nothing.
Copilot proposes each change and you approve it. Autopilot checks every hour and makes the changes itself. You choose per ad set, and both log every change with its reason.
No. A failing ad is paused and watched, never deleted. After 72 hours with no late conversion it is confirmed off, and a late conversion puts it back automatically.
Read access to your ads performance, and ads management so it can pause and activate ads. Showing video creatives may also need read access to the Pages behind them.
Connect a Meta ad account, pick an ad set, set your floor. Start on Copilot and move to Autopilot when you trust it.