Adspirer Enterprise Plans for Agencies & Teams

Adspirer Enterprise is built for agencies, holding companies, and large marketing teams that manage advertising across dozens or hundreds of client accounts. Enterprise layers add team management, account scale, and dedicated support on top of a large pooled tool-call allowance shared across your whole team.

Plans Comparison

	Max	Enterprise	Enterprise Plus
Price	$199/mo ·$ 2,000/yr	From $18,000/yr	From $62,500/yr
Ad spend covered	—	Up to ~$700k/yr	Up to ~$2.6M/yr
Billing	Monthly or annual	Annual	Annual — one contract, one invoice
Tool Calls	3,000/month	250,000 pooled calls/yr	1,000,000 pooled calls/yr
Compute & Pooling	Single user	Shared compute, pooled across seats	Dedicated compute & allocation, pooled across all seats
Seats	1	5 (minimum)	20+, customizable
Total Ad Accounts	Up to 5	Up to 20	Up to 200
Sequential Subagents	Across 5 accounts	Across 20 accounts	Across all 200 accounts
Ad Platforms	Google, Meta, Amazon, ChatGPT Ads, LinkedIn, TikTok	Google, Meta, Amazon, ChatGPT Ads, LinkedIn, TikTok	The 6 core platforms + custom integrations
Custom Integrations	—	—	Included — Google Analytics 4 and Slack
Historical Data Lookback	90 days	12 months	12 months — customizable
Support	Standard	Standard	Dedicated Slack channel · 4-hr SLA
Onboarding	Self-serve	Guided onboarding	White-glove onboarding
Custom Development	—	—	Included
Agent Skill-Building	—	—	2 hours included

Enterprise plans are billed annually. Need a custom arrangement? Contact us.

Why Enterprise?

The Difference Between Max and Enterprise

On Max, you’re an individual marketer with 3,000 tool calls/month, up to 5 ad accounts active simultaneously, and sequential subagents that automate across all of them in a single session. On Enterprise, you’re a team managing clients at scale. Here’s what changes:

Sequential Subagents at Scale

Automate campaigns, optimizations, and reporting across 20 accounts (Enterprise) or 200 accounts (Enterprise Plus) in a single session. Build across your whole portfolio in one run — not one session per account.

Multi-Seat, Pooled Usage

5 to 20+ seats, each with their own login. Tool calls are pooled across the team — one shared annual allowance, no monthly reset — so every planner works on their assigned accounts without hitting a personal cap.

Scale Ad Accounts

Connect up to 20 total ad accounts (Enterprise) or up to 200 (Enterprise Plus) across Google, Meta, Amazon, ChatGPT Ads, LinkedIn, and TikTok. Each account’s data is synced and persisted — the agent has full context on every account.

Dedicated Compute

Enterprise runs on shared infrastructure under a fair-use policy. Enterprise Plus adds dedicated compute and a dedicated pooled tool-call allocation, plus a dedicated Slack channel on a 4-hour SLA — so a team at scale keeps moving.

Why Ad Accounts Are a Pricing Dimension

Each connected ad account requires Adspirer to:

Sync campaign data — structures, ad groups, keywords, audiences, creatives
Pull performance metrics — at a granular level (ad-level, keyword-level, placement-level)
Persist 90 days of history — so the agent has context for trend analysis and optimization recommendations
Refresh continuously — keeping data current as campaigns run

A single enterprise ad account can contain thousands of campaigns, millions of keywords, and years of performance history. The infrastructure cost scales with accounts, not just tool calls. That’s why Max includes up to 5 active accounts, Enterprise up to 20, and Enterprise Plus up to 200.

Why Ad Spend Is a Pricing Dimension

Accounts tell us what we have to run. Ad spend tells us the scale of what the agent is actually managing. Six accounts running

1.5M a year is a materially different engagement from twenty running

150k: bigger budgets mean more campaigns in flight, more frequent optimization, tighter reporting expectations, and a higher cost to getting a decision wrong. The work the agent does — and the value of doing it well — tracks the money moving through the platform far more closely than the number of accounts holding it. So the plan sizes to whichever dimension is larger, and pricing is concave in spend: the rate applied to each additional dollar of spend goes down as spend grows, so a plan never scales in proportion to your budget. Large advertisers pay a materially lower effective rate than the headline suggests.

A team of 3 managing 18 accounts needs Enterprise on account count alone. A brand with 6 accounts running $1.5M/yr also lands on Enterprise — sized by spend rather than accounts. Both get the same 20-account, 250,000-call entitlement.

Max (up to 5 active accounts) is ideal for a solo marketer managing multiple brands or platforms with sequential subagents. Enterprise and Enterprise Plus are for teams running campaigns across many accounts — each planner gets their own seat, with the annual call allowance pooled across the team.

How Enterprise Scale Works

All Enterprise plans include a large pooled tool-call allowance — 250,000 to 1,000,000 calls a year, shared across every seat. The difference from Max is account scale and sequential subagents: Enterprise lets your team operate across dozens or hundreds of accounts from a single conversation.

Sequential Subagents: The Enterprise Advantage

Sequential subagents let you run operations across multiple ad accounts in a single session. Instead of switching between accounts one at a time, the agent works through them automatically — creating campaigns, pulling reports, or running optimizations across your entire portfolio.

Tier	Total Ad Accounts	Sequential Subagent Scope
Max	Up to 5	Across 5 accounts
Enterprise	Up to 20	Across 20 accounts
Enterprise Plus	Up to 200	Across 200 accounts

A Day in the Life: How a Media Planner Uses 200+ Tool Calls

A media planner managing a few active client accounts will hit 200+ tool calls per day. Here’s what a typical day looks like:

Time	Activity	Tool Calls	What’s Happening
9:00 AM	Morning performance review	30–40	Pull yesterday’s metrics across Google + Meta + LinkedIn → drill into each campaign → check ad group/ad set performance → flag anomalies → compare to prior day/week
10:00 AM	Search term & keyword management	20–30	Analyze search term reports → add negative keywords → discover new keyword opportunities → adjust match types → review Quality Scores → check bid positions
11:00 AM	Campaign build for new client brief	30–50	Research keywords → explore Meta audiences → browse LinkedIn targeting → iterate on targeting combinations → validate assets → create campaigns across platforms → add extensions → review and adjust
1:00 PM	Optimization sprint	25–35	Wasted spend analysis per platform → pause underperformers → reallocate budget across campaigns → adjust bid strategies → verify changes took effect
2:30 PM	Creative & audience analysis	20–30	Check creative fatigue across Meta ads → compare audience segment performance → review demographic breakdowns → A/B variant analysis → placement performance review
3:30 PM	Client reporting	25–35	Cross-platform performance pull → per-campaign deep dive → trend analysis across date ranges → budget pacing check → ROAS/CPA projections → compile insights
4:30 PM	Ad hoc requests & follow-ups	15–25	”What’s the CTR on that new ad group?” → “Compare it to the control” → “Show me top 5 keywords by conversion rate” → “What did we spend on LinkedIn last week?”
	Total	165–245

200 calls/day is normal, not extreme. Every question a planner asks the AI — pulling a metric, drilling into a segment, comparing a date range, adjusting a bid — is a tool call. This is how AI-native ad management works: the planner thinks, the AI executes, at the speed of conversation.

Monthly Usage: Per Planner and Per Team

	Daily	Weekly (5 days)	Monthly (22 days)
Per planner	~200	~1,000	~4,400
Team of 5	~1,000	~5,000	~22,000
Team of 10	~2,000	~10,000	~44,000
Team of 20	~4,000	~20,000	~88,000
Team of 50	~10,000	~50,000	~220,000

Which Tier Fits Your Team

Team Size	Ad Accounts	Ad Spend Managed	Recommended Tier	Annual Cost
1 marketer	Up to 5	—	Max	$2,000/yr
2–5 planners	Up to 20	Up to ~$700k/yr	Enterprise	From $18,000/yr
10–20+ planners	Up to 200	Up to ~$2.6M/yr	Enterprise Plus	From $62,500/yr
Larger footprint	200+	Above ~$2.6M/yr	Custom	Contact us

Two things size a plan: the ad accounts you connect, and the ad spend running through them. Not team size — seats come with the tier.Accounts drive the infrastructure we run for you. Spend reflects the scale of what the agent is managing — a team running

1.5M/yr through six accounts is operating at a different scale than one running

150k through twenty, and the plan sizes to whichever is larger.The prices above are minimums for each tier. Where your spend sits above a tier’s coverage, the annual lands above that minimum — your quote always shows the specific figures it was built from.

Enterprise Plus: Custom Integrations

Enterprise Plus connects Adspirer to the analytics and alerting tools your team already runs on, beyond the six core ad platforms:

Integration	What It Enables
Google Analytics 4 (GA4)	Pull website conversion data, audience insights, and attribution directly into campaign analysis. Correlate ad spend with on-site behavior.
Slack	Campaign monitoring alerts and anomaly notifications pushed straight to your team’s workspace.
Additional Integrations	New integrations added based on Enterprise Plus client demand. Your team has input on the roadmap.

GA4 and Slack are available now for Enterprise Plus clients. Need a specific integration for your stack? Contact us.

Agency Use Case: End-to-End Campaign Lifecycle

Here’s how a large agency (50+ clients, 10+ media planners) uses Adspirer Enterprise across the full campaign lifecycle:

Phase 1: Media Planning & Goal Setting

The strategy team defines client objectives and KPIs. Before a single ad is created, Adspirer provides the data foundation.

"Pull the last 90 days of performance for Client X's Google Ads
and Meta Ads accounts. Show me spend, ROAS, CPA, and top-performing
campaigns by conversion volume."

Task	Tool Calls	Who
Pull historical performance (Google) — account overview → campaign breakdown → ad group drill-down → keyword analysis → device/geo/time segments	20–30	Strategy Lead
Pull historical performance (Meta) — campaign metrics → ad set breakdown → audience segments → placement analysis → creative performance	20–30	Strategy Lead
Audit conversion tracking — pixel health, CAPI status, attribution windows, cross-platform discrepancies	10–15	Strategy Lead
Keyword & market research — seed keywords → expand variations → analyze CPCs → competitor terms → opportunity sizing	15–25	Strategy Lead
Search term deep-dive — review all terms → identify waste → find new opportunities → match type analysis	15–20	Strategy Lead
Trend analysis — compare periods, seasonality, day-of-week patterns, budget pacing review	10–15	Strategy Lead
Subtotal	90–135

A strategy lead typically spends 2–3 full sessions on this phase across 1–2 days — pulling data, drilling into every segment, comparing periods, and building a data-backed brief before the planning meeting.

Phase 2: Campaign Planning & Build

Media planners translate strategy into campaign structures. Each planner works on their assigned client and platform.

"Create a Google Search campaign targeting 'enterprise CRM software'
keywords. Budget $150/day, target CPA $45, US only. Use the keyword
research from earlier."

Task	Tool Calls	Who
Keyword research — seed terms → expand → refine → analyze CPCs → group by theme → finalize lists	20–30	Media Planner
Meta audience exploration — browse interests → layer demographics → size audiences → test combinations → iterate	15–25	Media Planner
LinkedIn targeting research — job titles → industries → company sizes → seniority → skills → audience forecasts	15–20	Media Planner
Asset validation & preparation — upload creatives, validate specs per platform, preview, adjust	10–15	Media Planner
Campaign creation (Google) — Search + PMax + extensions (sitelinks, callouts, snippets) + bid strategy config	15–25	Media Planner
Campaign creation (Meta) — image/video campaigns + ad sets + audience assignment + placement config	15–20	Media Planner
Campaign creation (LinkedIn) — lead gen + targeting assignment + form config + budget	10–15	Media Planner
Review, QA, and iteration — verify settings, compare to brief, adjust targeting/budgets, re-validate	15–25	Media Planner
Subtotal	115–175

Each planner works on their assigned accounts independently. Planner A manages Client X’s Google Ads, Planner B manages Client X’s Meta Ads. They don’t need to switch accounts — their seat is configured for their assigned accounts.

Phase 3: Campaign Execution & Monitoring

Once campaigns are live, the operations team monitors performance daily and makes adjustments weekly.

"Show me this week's performance for all active campaigns.
Flag anything with CPA above $50 or CTR below 1%."

Task	Tool Calls	Who	Frequency
Daily performance review — pull metrics, drill into every campaign, check ad groups, compare to yesterday/last week, flag anomalies	30–40	Ops Manager	Daily
Search term analysis & keyword management — review terms, add negatives, discover opportunities, adjust bids, check Quality Scores	20–30	Media Planner	2–3×/week
Wasted spend deep-dive — per platform, per campaign, placement-level, audience segment review	15–25	Ops Manager	Weekly
Creative & audience optimization — fatigue detection, variant comparison, demographic performance, placement analysis	20–30	Media Planner	Weekly
Budget reallocation — ROAS by campaign, model scenarios, reallocate, verify pacing	15–20	Media Planner	Weekly
Ad hoc queries & client requests — quick pulls, comparisons, one-off analysis	15–25	Media Planner	Daily
Subtotal (per client/day)	~100–150

Phase 4: Post-Campaign Analysis & Reporting

At the end of a flight or month, the analyst team pulls comprehensive performance data for client reporting.

"Generate a full performance report for Client X across all platforms
for March 2026. Include spend, impressions, clicks, CTR, conversions,
CPA, and ROAS. Break down by campaign and platform."

Task	Tool Calls	Who
Cross-platform performance pull — Google, Meta, Amazon, ChatGPT Ads, LinkedIn, TikTok with drill-downs per campaign	20–30	Analyst
Deep-dive per campaign — ad group/ad set metrics, keyword-level data, trend analysis across date ranges	30–50	Analyst
Audience insights — demographic breakdown, geographic performance, device splits, placement analysis	15–25	Analyst
Search term review — full term analysis, match type performance, negative keyword audit, opportunity sizing	15–20	Analyst
Budget & ROAS modeling — projections, scenario modeling, reallocation recommendations, pacing analysis	15–25	Analyst
Creative performance audit — fatigue detection, variant comparison, copy analysis, asset performance	10–20	Analyst
Competitive benchmarking, wasted spend audit, final recommendations	10–15	Analyst
Subtotal	115–185

Full Lifecycle Summary

Phase	Calls per Client	Frequency	Team Members Involved
Media Planning & Goal Setting	90–135	Per campaign launch (1–2 days)	Strategy Lead
Campaign Planning & Build	115–175	Per campaign launch (2–3 days)	Media Planner
Execution & Monitoring	100–150/day	Ongoing (daily)	Ops Manager, Media Planner
Post-Campaign Analysis	115–185	Monthly / end of flight (1–2 days)	Analyst

What This Means Per Planner

A single planner managing active campaigns hits ~200 tool calls per day. That’s ~4,400 calls per month per planner (22 working days).

Team Size	Planners	Ad Accounts	Ad Spend Managed	Tier	Annual Cost
Solo	1	Up to 5	—	Max	$2,000/yr
Small team	2–5	Up to 20	Up to ~$700k/yr	Enterprise	From $18,000/yr
Mid team	10–20+	Up to 200	Up to ~$2.6M/yr	Enterprise Plus	From $62,500/yr
Larger footprint	20+	200+	Above ~$2.6M/yr	Custom	Contact us

At 20 planners on Enterprise Plus: from

62,500/yr for a team managing campaigns across up to 200 accounts with 1,000,000 pooled tool calls a year. That's **~

260/planner/month** — a fraction of the productivity gained when every planner has an AI assistant that can sequentially automate across every account in the portfolio.

How Seats Work

Each seat is an individual user with their own:

Adspirer login and OAuth connection
Connected ad accounts (their assigned clients)
AI client of choice (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Cursor, etc.)

Tool calls from all seats draw from the organization’s shared pool. An admin can monitor usage across the team.

Plan	Seats	Tool Calls
Max	1	3,000/month
Enterprise	5 (minimum)	250,000 pooled calls/yr
Enterprise Plus	20+, customizable	1,000,000 pooled calls/yr — dedicated allocation

Historical Data Lookback

Max plans let the agent analyze the last 90 days of campaign data per connected ad account. Enterprise and Enterprise Plus plans extend this to 12 months — giving the agent full context for trend analysis, seasonal comparisons, and year-over-year reporting. Data includes:

Campaign structures and settings
Ad group and ad-level performance
Keyword-level metrics (Google)
Audience insights and demographic breakdowns
Search term reports
Creative performance data

12 months of history is a competitive advantage. When your planner asks “how did this campaign perform last Q4?” or “what was our CPA trend over the past year?”, the agent has the data to answer immediately — no exports, no manual lookups.

Getting Started

Book a Demo

Schedule a call with our team to discuss your requirements — number of clients, platforms, team size, and integration needs.

POC on Max

Start with up to 5 ad accounts on a Max plan ($199/mo). Validate the agent’s performance — including sequential subagents — with real campaigns before committing to an enterprise rollout.

Upgrade to Enterprise

Once validated, we’ll provision your Enterprise workspace with multi-seat access, pooled tool calls, and dedicated support.

Onboard Your Team

Guided onboarding for your media planners — connect ad accounts, configure AI clients, and run first workflows with our team on standby.

FAQ

Can we start with a POC before committing to Enterprise?

Absolutely. We recommend starting on Max ($199/mo) with up to 5 ad accounts. This lets your team validate the agent’s capabilities — including sequential subagents — with real campaigns. Upgrade to Enterprise when you’re ready to scale.

How many tool calls do I actually get?

Every enterprise plan carries an explicit pooled allowance for the contract year: 250,000 on Enterprise and 1,000,000 on Enterprise Plus — several times what a team that size typically uses. It is one shared annual pool with no monthly reset, so a heavy week costs you nothing, no individual planner hits a personal cap, and there are no per-call charges.Larger portfolios draw more from the pool per action, since each action touches more accounts. Your quote states the allowance for your configuration.

Can different planners work on different accounts simultaneously?

Yes. Each seat operates independently. Planner A can be optimizing Client X’s Google Ads while Planner B creates a Meta campaign for Client Y — at the same time, from different AI clients.

Do you support SSO/SAML?

SSO is on the Enterprise roadmap. Contact us for current authentication options for teams.

What ad platforms are supported?

All plans include Google Ads, Meta Ads (Facebook & Instagram), LinkedIn Ads, and TikTok Ads. Enterprise Plus adds custom integrations — Google Analytics 4 and Slack. See Platform Comparison for tool counts per platform.

Is there a minimum contract length?

Enterprise plans are billed annually. This ensures your team has enough time to onboard, ramp up, and see results. Need a different arrangement? Contact us.

Can we get a custom plan beyond Enterprise Plus?

Yes. For organizations managing 200+ accounts or with specific integration requirements, contact us for a custom proposal.

​Plans Comparison

​Why Enterprise?

​The Difference Between Max and Enterprise

Sequential Subagents at Scale

Multi-Seat, Pooled Usage

Scale Ad Accounts

Dedicated Compute

​Why Ad Accounts Are a Pricing Dimension

​Why Ad Spend Is a Pricing Dimension

​How Enterprise Scale Works

​Sequential Subagents: The Enterprise Advantage

​A Day in the Life: How a Media Planner Uses 200+ Tool Calls

​Monthly Usage: Per Planner and Per Team

​Which Tier Fits Your Team

​Enterprise Plus: Custom Integrations

​Agency Use Case: End-to-End Campaign Lifecycle

​Phase 1: Media Planning & Goal Setting

​Phase 2: Campaign Planning & Build

​Phase 3: Campaign Execution & Monitoring

​Phase 4: Post-Campaign Analysis & Reporting

​Full Lifecycle Summary

​What This Means Per Planner

​How Seats Work

​Historical Data Lookback

​Getting Started

​FAQ

Plans Comparison

Why Enterprise?

The Difference Between Max and Enterprise

Why Ad Accounts Are a Pricing Dimension

Why Ad Spend Is a Pricing Dimension

How Enterprise Scale Works

Sequential Subagents: The Enterprise Advantage

A Day in the Life: How a Media Planner Uses 200+ Tool Calls

Monthly Usage: Per Planner and Per Team

Which Tier Fits Your Team

Enterprise Plus: Custom Integrations

Agency Use Case: End-to-End Campaign Lifecycle

Phase 1: Media Planning & Goal Setting

Phase 2: Campaign Planning & Build

Phase 3: Campaign Execution & Monitoring

Phase 4: Post-Campaign Analysis & Reporting

Full Lifecycle Summary

What This Means Per Planner

How Seats Work

Historical Data Lookback

Getting Started

FAQ