30 minutes. Nothing of yours gets connected.
Every account needs a strategist, a researcher, someone to build the ads, and someone to tune them every day. On your accounts, that is four people. All of them are you.
So you do the thing every operator does. You cap yourself at what you can personally watch and you call it being careful. That's not careful. That's a ceiling with your name on it.
You lie awake doing Tuesday math, running back through which accounts you actually looked at. And the one you didn't is the one where a keyword quietly ate four hundred dollars a month for six weeks.
Here's the part nobody puts on a spreadsheet. You are not short on hours. You are short on you. The hire that would fix it costs $5,500 to $8,100 a month before payroll tax, takes three months to train, removes exactly one of the four jobs, and might leave in the fourth month and take what you taught them.
Say you do nothing. A year from now you are running the same number of accounts, because the number was never about effort. You are still the last person between a mistake and a client. One missed Tuesday, one budget burned over a weekend, and in a market this small that gets talked about.
Or you finally hire, and start the training clock over, and you are still the strategist and the researcher and the checker while they run campaigns.
Most people hear AI for ads and picture a chatbot. You ask it about your account, it answers. That's not this. This is an AI marketing system that does the four jobs.
It audits the account, finds what is broken, and decides what happens next. Before you have opened the tab. First thing it checks is whether conversion tracking is even firing, and if it is not, it locks itself out of optimizing. Optimizing on broken data is how accounts get wrecked.
Every keyword, every search term, every week. It finds the spend that is quietly going nowhere. It does not get bored on account nine.
Campaigns, ad groups, keywords, ads. On Meta, the images and the video too. You stop paying a designer and an editor on top.
Daily checks, weekly deep passes. Budgets, bids, negatives, pausing what is dead. Without being asked.
So this is not a tool that helps you do the four jobs faster. It is the four jobs. You stop being the strategist, the researcher, the creator, and the optimizer. You become the person who approves.
Letting a system do all four jobs unwatched would be reckless if it could do whatever it wanted. So it cannot.
An AI can be talked into things. A rule cannot. Edit one field after you approve and the approval dies and it asks you again.
Free nugget, whether you buy or not. That log is worth more to you as a sales asset than as a safety feature. When a client asks what you did in their account in March, most agencies go screenshot hunting. You send the record.
Real clients, from the years Tyrone ran this by hand, before any of it became a system you could install. Proof of the operator's track record, not a claim about what the system will do for you.
| Approach | How it works | Why it fails you |
|---|---|---|
| Hire a media buyerONE JOB OF FOUR | $5,500 to $8,100 a month, plus payroll tax, plus three months of training. | Takes one job of four. You are still the strategist, the researcher, and the checker at eleven at night. |
| Google's own AI connectorREAD ONLY | Three tools, all reporting. Released April 2026, still read only as of June. | It can read your account and cannot change one thing in it. Every real change is still coded by hand. |
| Meta's free connectorPAID ADS ONLY | Mostly reports, plus five kinds of change, all born paused. | It never sees your pictures or video, only the words. It will not post for you, answer comments, or touch messages. |
| Optmyzr and the PPC platformsNO CREATIVE | Runs Google and now Meta paid too, around $209 a month to start, priced off your ad spend. | By their own docs it makes none of your creative and does not pull your organic posts at all. Your bill grows as your spend grows. |
| This systemALL FOUR JOBS | All four jobs, Google and Meta, paid and organic, on your own login. | Makes real changes in Google Ads, 11 of its 18 change types proven on a live account. Same price at five accounts or fifty. |
Meta installs easy. The Google side is real work: a developer token, OAuth, a Python environment on your machine. If none of those words mean anything to you, this is probably not your year. If they read as an afternoon, it is an afternoon, once.
One more straight thing. This system is new. I have one validated account per plugin, not three years of case studies, and I would rather say that here than have you find it out later.
And you are not doing it alone. Post in the Operator Network and most things get solved in the open. If it is a real blocker, you book a call with Tyrone. No cap on either.
Once, to start. Then $297 a month for updates, the Operator Network, and real hands-on help.
After the fifteenth license it is $3,997. Counted by hand. Split pay available: three payments of $1,099, every two weeks.
Book within 72 hours and the Priority Install Call is included. A one on one sixty minute install, normally $497.
Values shown are comparable market rates for equivalent standalone services.
A media buyer costs $5,500 to $8,100 a month and does one of the four jobs. The upfront here is less than one month of that.
Follow the recorded install with your own logins. If the Google Ads Agent cannot finish reading your account, or the Meta side cannot finish reading your pictures and video, send me the error within thirty days and get all your money back.
No promise about what your ads will do. Tyrone does not run your accounts. The promise is that the system runs on your machine. That part is on him.
Behind it: fifteen years running a home service company, ten years running ads for people like the guy he used to be, over ten million dollars in ad spend, and an agency he runs by himself right now.
If you are happy inside Optmyzr, stay there. It added Meta paid management in June 2026, so it is no longer Google only. Two things still separate this. Optmyzr prices off your ad spend, around $209 a month on their entry tier and up from there as you grow, where this is flat at five accounts or fifty. And by their own documentation it makes none of your creative and does not fetch organic Meta posts at all, which is most of the Meta job.
They did, and you should use it. By Meta's own documentation it cannot see your creative, only the text fields, so it makes none of your images or video. It does not post organically, handle comments, or touch DMs. And it does nothing for you on Google.
Over 1,300 offline tests before it ever touched a real account. 27 guardrail rules in plain code that the AI does not get a vote on. Everything it creates comes out paused. Every change needs your named approval and lands in a permanent log. Every other AI ad tool asks you to trust the AI. This one doesn't. This one puts code between the AI and your account, and the code is what you are trusting.
Thirty minutes. Nothing to set up, no account to connect, no logins to hand over. Tyrone runs it live on his own account while you watch. You see all four jobs run, then you watch a real change get stopped and sit in the approval queue waiting on a human, which is the part you cannot get from a video.
Platform level breakage is a maintenance job and the fix ships to every current license at once. For anything else, post in the Operator Network first. If it is a real blocker, you book a call and get real hands-on help.
Google retires API versions on a schedule and Meta versions its own API on its own. The monthly also pays for real, open-ended help. Stop paying and what you installed keeps running. It just stops getting updates and you lose the help and the community. There is no kill switch.
Same system either way. Four jobs is four jobs. If anything the single business owner gets the bigger swing, because you are paying an agency for something you are about to run yourself.
Google's tool reads today and does not write. Google has said write support is coming and has not said when. That is the honest reason to look now.