Your Meta ads, made and run for you.

Ads Autopilot runs your Meta ads for you inside a monthly budget you sign: it plans the month, makes the ads from your brief and your posts, launches them, and moves money toward what works.

No. It sets Meta's own spend cap on the ad account from the budget you signed, and a cap on each campaign as well. Raising the budget needs a new signature; lowering it applies at once.

A monthly fee in credits by budget: up to Rs 25,000 a month, 150 credits; up to Rs 1 lakh a month, 300 credits; up to Rs 3 lakh a month, 600 credits; then 150 more credits for each extra Rs 1 lakh. Boost mode, for budgets under about Rs 10,000, is 50 credits. Making ads is extra: a static set 10 credits, a carousel 20, an existing post nothing. Your ad spend is paid to Meta directly.

You choose: approve the plan, the ads and the launch, or let it tell you and go ahead after 24 hours, or let it run. You can approve and stop ads from WhatsApp too.

Press Pause on the Autopilot tab, tap Stop all ads in the daily WhatsApp message, or tell the assistant to stop your ads. Every Autopilot campaign is paused and we check Meta confirms it; if it does not, we tell you to pause it in Ads Manager.

Once a day it pauses ads that cost far more than your target, gives a bit more budget (up to your step limit) to ad sets beating it, refreshes ads people have seen too often, and holds changes when Meta's prices jump. Every change is in the decision log with the reason and an undo.

It leaves that ad alone for 7 days and asks whether to take it back. It never touches campaigns it did not make.

A brake stopped spending: the month's budget ran out, Meta restricted the account or could not charge you, the page the ad links to was down, an offer ended, spending jumped by noon, or comments turned negative. The tab names which one and how to fix it.

Website sales come from your Meta pixel. Sales from DMs you mark yourself on the chat; they stay in Synclify, are never sent to Meta, and the report shows them as your own entries, next to return on ad spend and on everything you paid.

You choose to pause every ad, or leave them running without us; leaving them removes our caps and puts your own Meta cap back. The month's fee is not refunded; credits held for ads not yet made come back.

With a privacy policy link in your brief, leads ads open Meta's instant form inside Instagram. It asks for name, email and phone, plus up to three questions of yours. The people who fill it in are saved in your Meta account, and the report counts them as results.