An AI Agent That Analyses
Your Paid Traffic, Then Acts

Yes. Sprites connects to Google Ads, Meta, Microsoft Ads, LinkedIn, TikTok and Reddit through official partner APIs, reads spend, clicks, conversions, search terms, placements and creative performance, and shows where the money is going and where it is wasted. Unlike a dashboard, the analysis ends in a change you approve, so the finding and the fix happen in one place.

It runs on a schedule: pulls the last period's performance from every connected channel, compares it with targets and history, flags anomalies and drafts the changes: budget shifts, bid adjustments, negative keywords, creative swaps. You approve, Sprites applies them and logs the result. These scheduled runs are called Autopilots, and you switch them on per account.

AI marketing automation means an agent that does the marketing work end to end, ad launches, budget optimization, keyword research, content and reporting, instead of scheduling pre-built templates the way traditional marketing automation tools do. Sprites is that agent for paid ads and AI search visibility.

Not for the execution. Sprites does the work you would otherwise hire or outsource: audits, campaign builds, creative, budget moves, weekly reporting. Your marketers set the goals and approve the changes, and the headcount goes into product and positioning instead.

You set a goal, such as a CPL or ROAS target, and Sprites runs the account toward it around the clock: launching tests, shifting budget to what works, pausing what does not, and reporting back. Every change is staged for your approval before it reaches the account.

Zapier and HubSpot run fixed workflows you define in advance. Sprites reasons about your goal, picks the channels and the changes, makes them in the ad account under your approval and adjusts next week from the results. It automates the marketer's job, not just the handoff between tools.

Yes. Sprites launches, optimizes and reports on Google Ads and Meta Ads, plus Microsoft Ads, LinkedIn, TikTok and Reddit, through official partner APIs, so budget moves, negatives, bids and creative changes land in the account rather than in a to-do list.

Yes. Sprites ships an official MCP server, so you can drive it from Claude, ChatGPT, Grok or any MCP-compatible assistant, or work in the Sprites app. Either way it uses the same official partner integrations and the same approval gates.

It starts with a wasted-spend audit, then keeps optimizing: budget reallocation, creative refreshes, negative keywords, audience and bid changes. Teams typically see lower CPL and CAC and higher ROAS within the first month, and the plan costs a fraction of the channel hire it stands in for.

It removes the specialist-per-channel problem at exactly the stage you cannot hire one. One founder or marketer runs Google, Meta, Microsoft, LinkedIn, TikTok, Reddit and AI search with Sprites the way a five-person team would, because the agent does the execution and they set the goals. Plans start at $66 a month billed yearly, and a 7-day trial is $1, so you can see the audit on your own account first.

Yes. Sprites publishes a remote MCP server, so you add one URL to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Gemini and ask about your accounts in the thread you are already in. The automation is the same either way — the same doors, the same approval card before any change applies — so the client you use is a matter of where you prefer to work.