For agencies
Run client accounts with receipts.
Agencies live and die on two questions: is the work getting done? and can you prove it? Admiral is built around the second one, which turns out to be the honest way to guarantee the first.
Agency: 15 ad accounts · 10 seats · priced per client · 3-day trial · No card required
Reads and writes
- Google Ads
- Meta
- HubSpot
- Salesforce
Northstar Studio
Meridian Decor: July 2026
- Spent
- $18,430
- +4.1%
- Clicks
- 2,118
- +9.8%
- Conversions
- 64
- +12.5%
What we changed
- Blocked 6 search terms that spent without converting
- Raised 3 bids that were invisible below first page
- Refreshed a fatigued ad with new creative Admiral generated
- Paused an ad Google had quietly restricted
Every change above is in the log, and the reversible ones can still be undone. Figures frozen 1 Aug.
On film · 40 seconds
What did you actually do? Answered in 40 seconds.
Mary and Aditi, your guides
Read what they say
Every agency client asks it. What did you actually do this month? With Admiral, that has a literal answer. Stay for where it lives. Every change Admiral makes on a client account is logged: who approved it, and when. Findings arrive as proposals with the evidence. You approve, and the change is recorded. On the first, last month's report writes itself, with the numbers frozen as they were sent. And the literal answer? Its “What we changed” section. That log, in plain English. Run it on one client account first, at meetadmiral.com. So, can you prove what you did for each client last month?
Why agencies stay
What the receipts do for an agency.
01
The month-end report writes itself
One schedule per client: on the 1st, last month's report builds itself with the numbers frozen, and the share link goes out. A report you build yourself can carry your agency's name in place of Admiral's. A client opening March's link in June sees March, exactly as sent. Revoking a link takes one click and the link says it was revoked, rather than dying mysteriously.
02
“What did you actually do?” has a literal answer
Every change Admiral makes on a client account is logged with who approved it and when, with an undo wherever the change can be reversed, and the report's “what we changed” section is that log in plain English, including anything you reverted. The uncomfortable client conversation becomes a page you can scroll together.
03
Your client accounts in one workspace
Connect the Google and Meta accounts you are authorized to manage. Choose which campaigns Admiral watches and keep each account's reporting separate. The agency plan covers 15 ad accounts and 10 seats in one workspace, refreshed hourly, and each client is priced at the Business band for its own spend.
04
Nothing moves without a click you control
Findings arrive as proposals with the evidence attached. You approve, the change is made and recorded, and wherever it can be reversed, the undo sits beside it.
Pricing that scales with the fleet
Priced per client, by what each client spends on ads.
Business
3-day trial · no cardFor one business running its own ads. Admiral runs your Google and Meta ads and asks before anything spends.
$99/mo · USD
2 ad accounts · 2 seats
Agency
For agencies running ads for clients. Each client is billed at its own Business band, all on one invoice.
$99per clienta month and up · USD
15 ad accounts · 10 seats
Run it on one client account first.
Connect an account you are authorized to manage. The audit runs on connect, nothing changes without your click, and the first report writes itself on the 1st.
3-day trial · No card required
