7-day free trial

Pay for the accounts you run. Nothing else.

Every plan gets the whole engine, Copilot and Autopilot both. The only thing that changes between them is how many ad accounts and ad sets you can point it at.

Starter
49
per month
1 ad account
For a single account you want fully automated.
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Up to 25 active ad sets
Autopilot, runs on schedule
Copilot, you approve every change
Paused and watched, with a 72h window to come back
Telegram and email alerts
Stops if our numbers disagree with Meta
Most popular
Growth
149
per month
Up to 5 ad accounts
For agencies and multi-account operators.
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Up to 150 active ad sets
Autopilot on every account
Copilot, you approve every change
Paused and watched, with a 72h window to come back
Early warning on ads about to turn
Telegram and email alerts
Scale
399
per month
Unlimited ad accounts
For portfolios that never stop launching.
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Unlimited active ad sets
Autopilot on every account
Copilot, you approve every change
Paused and watched, with a 72h window to come back
Early warning on ads about to turn
Priority support

Questions worth asking first

Do I need a credit card to start?
Yes. Starting your 7-day free trial needs a card, but you are not charged until the trial ends and you can cancel any time before then. You get the full product (Copilot and Autopilot) on one ad account, unlimited ad sets, for the whole trial.
How does pricing work?
You pay per ad account you actively manage. An account counts once you enable the Semantic layer on at least one of its ad sets. Starter covers 1 account, Growth up to 5, Scale unlimited. Every paid tier includes the full engine; the lower tiers just add a soft cap on the number of active ad sets.
What happens after my 7 days?
Your automation pauses and we stop pulling data from Meta, until you pick a plan. Your ads keep running in Meta exactly as they were, and everything already recorded stays visible, so you can see what it was doing before you decide.
What is Copilot vs Autopilot?
Copilot proposes changes every run and waits for your approval. Autopilot runs on a schedule and executes automatically. It is the same stop-loss engine either way. Every paid tier gets both.
Can ads be paused permanently by mistake?
No. Every stop-loss decision benches an ad first: paused and watched. It only confirms one as permanent after 72 hours with no redemption, and a benched ad that recovers is reinstated automatically.
Does Semantiqs actually change things in Meta?
Yes. When a change executes (Copilot approval or an Autopilot run), Semantiqs calls the Meta Marketing API directly to pause, activate, or rotate ads. Every action is logged with the exact numbers behind the decision.

Start on one ad set. See what it changes.

Seven days free. Every ad you have made stays in your account, and every change is reversible and logged with the reason it happened.

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