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Supermetrics lets Claude draft campaigns on six ad platforms
From a chat window, marketers can now create and edit campaigns on LinkedIn, Google, Snapchat, Meta, TikTok and Microsoft, with new ones held for human approval, Supermetrics says.
Supermetrics, a service that gathers your ad figures from different networks into a single view, said on 3 November 2026 that Claude can now change campaigns as well as report on them. Through its connector, a marketer can ask the chatbot to create or edit campaigns on Snapchat, TikTok, LinkedIn, Microsoft Advertising, Meta and Google Ads, PPC Land reports.
By the company’s account, customers can set different sign-off rules per account, which suits an agency with strict clients. That sits alongside two other checks: edits to existing campaigns can be looked over before they apply, and anything newly created starts paused.
The connector dates from February, and Supermetrics says more than 6,000 customers have used it, mostly for reporting. A July playbook already walked through launches on four platforms. The new announcement leaves gaps, PPC Land found: nothing on whether every platform supports the same actions, no word on budgets or bids, and no list of campaign types.
The Claude side has a listed price. Claude Pro was $20 a month, or $17 on yearly billing, at our 3 November check, and a Team standard seat was $25, or $20 (our price sheet). Any separate Supermetrics charge for campaign creation goes unmentioned in the announcement.
New campaigns are held by default, while edits to live ones are only open to checking, so the per-account approval rule is what stands between a chat request and a campaign already spending.
Sources
- PPC Land: Supermetrics lets Claude build ad campaigns on 6 platforms, paused by default. Checked
- Supermetrics: How to create and launch ad campaigns across multiple platforms from within Claude. Checked
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