No time to learn ads?
The Strategist reads what you sell and who buys it, then plans where on Instagram and Facebook your ads show and a daily budget. You approve the plan before a dollar moves.
Madder’s AI agents make your Facebook and Instagram ads from your site and run them in your own ad account. Nothing launches without your tap.
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CFClay & FernFeedThe Madder dashboard: leads, what each one cost, and the few things that wait for your OK, shown here for sample businesses.
Madder’s home for a sample hair salon: 92 leads in 30 days at $26.96 each, three things waiting for the owner, and four agents at work.
Five everyday ad problems, and which agent takes each one off your plate.
No time to learn ads?
The Strategist reads what you sell and who buys it, then plans where on Instagram and Facebook your ads show and a daily budget. You approve the plan before a dollar moves.
Your ads look like everyone else’s?
Real photos and customer quotes from your site, the offers you actually run. Every ad waits for your OK.
Afraid the budget runs away?
Every campaign starts paused in your own ad account. You set the daily cap. When the agents think more money would pay off, they ask, with the leads it would bring.
Ads die on day three and nobody notices?
It spots the ad that got expensive and brings you the fix: pause it and move its money to the one that works. One tap from you, and it’s done.
No idea what your money did?
“How did last week go?” Spend, leads and what each lead cost, in plain words. When nothing needs you, they say so.
Weekdays hit the cap by noon, so your ads are off when people book an evening class.
A one-minute film with no sound: from the plumber’s site to the first leads, with the owner’s two taps in between.
Made for a bigger screen: tap to watch it full screen, or read it below as nine short scenes.
Sample business, not real data.
Paste your site, set a daily budget, approve the draft. One sitting if you already have a Meta ad account.
You paste your site’s address and sign in with Meta’s own window. Madder connects your ad account and your Facebook Page, and never sees your card.
The Strategist asks you to confirm Instagram and Facebook, then how much a day. You tap an answer.
You read one card: the campaign, the audience, the ad and the daily budget. Approve creates it paused in your own ad account; it runs only after you switch it on.
What agencies usually quote a small business, next to Madder. Terms vary by agency.
| A typical agency | Madder | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly fee | A monthly retainer, or a share of your ad spend | Free in early access, then a monthly subscription, never a share of spend |
| Setup fee | Often a setup fee | $0 |
| Minimum ad spend | Often a monthly minimum | No minimum from Madder. Meta’s own minimum applies. |
| Before you start | A brief and a kickoff call | Paste your site |
| Ad account and card | Often theirs | Yours |
| Leaving | Usually a contract | Any day |
Still unsure? Write to hello@madder.ai. The founder answers.
You set a daily budget, and Meta works to it as a daily average. On a busy day Meta may spend up to 75% more, but a week never goes past seven times your daily budget. That is Meta’s rule. Your daily budget never goes up without your tap. Meta bills your card; Madder never sees it.
You pay Meta from your own ad account and card. Madder will be a monthly subscription, never a share of your ad spend. The price is not set yet. Early access is free, and you see the price before you pay a cent.
A human. The founder reads every site and answers every email, including the “not yet” ones, with when. The agents run the ads; a person runs the agents.
Only what you grant in Meta’s own login. That is the ad accounts you tick, your business portfolios (Meta requires it to manage ads; we only use it to find your ad accounts) and the Page your ads run from. Meta’s Page permission would let us read its posts; we don’t. Never your messages or your card. Today every change, including a pause or a budget move, waits for your tap. Pausing an expensive ad and moving money between campaigns inside your approved budget is being built; we will say so here before it starts. Remove access in Meta’s settings any time.
We won’t promise it. Nobody honest can. We promise ads built from what you sell, checked every day, inside the limit Meta holds you to, and a plain answer to “what did my money do”. The agents can’t see your orders yet. That is on the list.
It happens, most often to new accounts. The appeal is yours to send from Meta. We can’t undo Meta’s decisions, and we don’t see its policy warnings yet. That is next on the list.
Orders and sales in your shop, Meta’s policy warnings, and targeting narrower than a country. They see spend, views, clicks, leads from your ad forms, and what each click and lead cost. The agents write with Meta’s ad rules in mind, but Meta reviews every ad and has the last word.
Say “pause it” in the chat. A card comes back, you tap, and Meta stops within minutes. Disconnect stops Madder at once; ads already running keep running on Meta until you pause them. Email us and we delete the rest.
You open one in Meta Ads Manager. It is free, in your name, and takes about twenty minutes with your card. The agents tell you where to click and pick up when you’re back. They can’t open one for you yet.
Business owners with a website and no marketer. A salon, a gym, a shop, a repair service, a studio or a clinic: the agents work from whatever your site sells. Not for agencies, and of little use without a website for the agents to read.
Free while in early access. Stop from the chat, any day. Your ad account, your card and your Page stay yours.
US businesses only for now. The founder replies within 2 working days.
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