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Admiral vs AdAmigo

AdmiralFinds what your Google and Meta ads waste, files each fix with its evidence, and changes nothing until you approve.

AdAmigoAn AI media buyer for Meta, and now Google, priced per ad account.

Their side read from their own pages on 17 October 2026. If a line is wrong, it is wrong in public: tell us and it will be corrected with the date.

Where Admiral is ahead of AdAmigo

Each line is in the product today, or marked Next, set beside what their own pages say.

  1. 1Change your mind in one clickLive

    AdmiralUndo, one click, wherever the platform allows a clean reverse; a change that cannot be reversed is labelled final.

    AdAmigoAdAmigo publishes no undo; it logs each action with its reasoning.

  2. 2One price for all your accountsLive

    AdmiralOne price for your total ad spend across 2 to 8 ad accounts: at $3,000 to $10,000 a month it is $149, for up to 3 accounts.

    AdAmigoAdAmigo charges $349 a month for each ad account spending over $2,000. Three accounts spending $3,000 each would be $1,047 a month.

  3. 3An autopilot that can only stop wasteLive

    AdmiralSwitch autopilot on and it stops waste by itself, blocking searches and pausing what never converts, up to 10 times a day. It never raises a budget or a bid; every other change waits for you.

    AdAmigoAdAmigo’s auto-apply puts the morning’s recommendations live overnight within guardrails you set, with no limit on the kinds of change.

  4. 4Every check, every day, on the entry planLive

    AdmiralEvery named check runs on every sync, included in the price. Credits pay only for extras, such as images, video and campaign drafts.

    AdAmigoAdAmigo’s $99 plan gives 2 autopilot recommendations a day.

Where AdAmigo is ahead

Said plainly, because a comparison that hides this is not one.

  • Hands-off: auto-apply runs the whole recommendation set overnight inside your guardrails.
  • Meta depth, with round-the-clock anomaly alerts that name hack attempts.
  • A standalone bulk ad launch product.
  • A claimed 2,000+ brands and agencies.

Pick AdAmigo ifyou mostly run Meta and want an agent to make the day’s changes overnight.

Pick Admiral ifyou want Google Ads depth, every change approved or capped, and an undo beside each one where it can be reversed.

The ledger, row by row

RowAdAmigoAdmiral
ChannelsMeta and Google Ads; TikTok “later in 2026”.Google Ads and Meta. Microsoft, ChatGPT ads and LinkedIn next, no dates yet.
Before a changeReview-first: recommendations each morning for approval. Or auto-apply.Every change waits for your approval. Autopilot is the one exception, and only if you switch it on.
Acting on its ownAuto-apply puts changes live overnight inside guardrails (budget limits, targeting rules, goals).Autopilot may only add negative keywords or pause a keyword, and no more than 10 a day.
UndoNot on their pages.One click, wherever the platform allows a clean reverse.
Record of changes“Auto-apply still logs every action”, with the reasoning.A receipt for every change: before and after, who approved it, when, and its undo where the change can be reversed.
ChecksAnomaly detection in three categories; no list or count.61 named checks, each with its own page.
Price$99 a month per ad account under $2,000 of spend; $349 per ad account above; agencies by quote.$99 to $399 a month by monthly ad spend, for 2 to 8 ad accounts.
Trial7 days.7 days free, no card, for workspaces made by 12 November (the launch offer), then 3 days.

Their column: adamigo.ai · adamigo.ai/pricing · adamigo.ai/terms-of-service, read 17 October 2026. “Not on their pages” means the pages named did not say it.

Check it on your own account.

Connect Google Ads or Meta and every check runs on the history already there. Nothing changes until you approve.

No card to start. Nothing changes until you say so.

First audit · harbourskin.exampleExample
Read 30 days of Google Ads4 found, nothing changed
  1. Search terms that spend and never convert“free consultation”, “skin clinic jobs”$212this month
  2. Keywords with nothing to show for the money“cheap facial near me”, 31 clicks, no bookings$64this week
  3. Ads leaking onto search partners and the Display network11% of spend, no bookings$118this month
  4. One enquiry counted many timesThe booking form counts each booking twice2×bookings overstated

49 named checks on Google Ads and 14 on Meta, each time it reads.