It waits for enough evidence
A search is blocked only once it has cost more than a booking usually does here. A keyword is paused only after at least 20 clicks, and twice the clicks a booking usually takes.
Switch on autopilot and Admiral blocks searches that never buy and pauses keywords that spend without results, up to 10 changes a day. It cannot raise a budget, change a bid, touch an ad or act on Meta.
What autopilot did alone, and the one move that waited for a tap.

Autopilot made 4 changes overnight, all inside your cap. 2 things need you; the rest is handled.
These are the changes that can only ever stop money. The list is written into the product, not a setting: no rule, prompt or plan can add to it.
On Google Ads only. Each of the three is a rule you set to Do it, Ask me or Off, and each change counts against your daily cap.
Three checks run before autopilot touches a keyword or a search. If any one fails, the change waits for you instead.
A search is blocked only once it has cost more than a booking usually does here. A keyword is paused only after at least 20 clicks, and twice the clicks a booking usually takes.
On an account that has never recorded a booking, the zero may be the tag rather than the keyword. A keyword pause there always waits for you.
Right before it writes, autopilot reads Google Ads again. If someone changed the keyword since, or the campaign is one you told Admiral to ignore, it leaves it alone.
Every change autopilot makes counts against a daily cap you choose, from 1 to 10. When it is used, autopilot stops until tomorrow and anything new waits for you.
What autopilot did alone, what waited for you, and what changed in Google Ads without either of you. Each line is a receipt: who, why, before and after.
| Seq | Time | How it arrived | What changed | Undo | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 001 | 07:50 | Autopilot · 1 of 6 | Paused keyword “laser facial price” | Paused | Undo |
| 002 | 08:03 | Autopilot · 2 of 6 | Blocked searches for “skin clinic jobs” | Blocked | Undo |
| 003 | 09:15 | Autopilot · 3 of 6 | Blocked searches for “free consultation” | Blocked | Undo |
| 004 | 10:42 | Autopilot · 4 of 6 | Paused keyword “cheap facial near me” | Paused | Undo |
| 005 | 14:26 | You approved | $10 a day moved to “Facials · Book online” | Approved | Undo |
| 006 | 16:30 | Changed elsewhere | A headline edited in Google Ads, not by Admiral | Noted | — |
Answered from what the product does today, not from a plan.
No. It starts off. You switch it on yourself and can switch it off the same way at any time.
No. It cannot raise a budget or a bid, so the account never spends more than the budgets you set.
Open the receipt and press Undo. Undo is there where the change can be reversed.
Not yet. Autopilot acts only on Google Ads, where it blocks searches and pauses keywords. On Meta every change waits for your tap.
Yes. Each of the three rules can be set to Do it, Ask me or Off on its own, and one switch puts every rule back to Ask me at once.
No. Pausing and blocking go one way. Turning anything back on is yours, from the receipt with Undo, where the change can be reversed.

Start with your website. Connect Google Ads when you are ready, and leave autopilot off until you want it.
Never more than 10 a day. Each change leaves a receipt, with Undo where it can be reversed.