Your AI marketing manager.
Connect your store and ad accounts. LazySusan finds what converts, creates better ads and keeps your campaigns on target, so you sell more with less time in Ads Manager.
- works with meta ads
- shopify optional
- you approve every change
how it works
From connected to improving in an afternoon.
01
Connect
Sign in with Facebook and pick your ad accounts. Add Shopify if you sell there. Your campaigns, ads and creatives come in automatically, including older and paused ones.
02
Understand
An audit in about a minute: what drives purchases, what wastes money, which ads are wearing out and who responds, with the numbers behind every point.
03
Improve
Approve the changes it suggests, turn winning ads into new ones, test them fairly, and get a short report each morning.
what it does
Everything Ads Manager makes hard, made plain.
Built for ecommerce brands. Every number comes from your accounts; anything uncertain says so.
Clear analytics
Spend, purchases, cost per purchase and ROAS by campaign, ad set and ad, next to your Shopify revenue, with the difference explained.
Recommendations with receipts
Each suggestion shows the numbers behind it, how sure it is, and what it can’t tell you yet.
Customer and product insight
Which products sell, repeat and get bought together, and which audiences respond, from aggregate data only.
Variations of your winners
New headlines, hooks, backgrounds and layouts that keep what already works and test one change at a time.
Adjacent and new concepts
Fresh ideas next to your best ads, and new angles grounded in what your customers buy.
Images and video
Generate ad images and short videos with leading models, priced up front, kept in one library with your uploads.
Campaigns without Ads Manager
Publish ads, launch tests, pause, resume and change budgets from one screen.
Fair creative tests
Variants run side by side, and a winner is called only with enough purchases to be sure.
Automations
Rules like “pause ad sets that spend twice the target with no sales”, written in plain words.
Autopilot with limits
Off until you turn it on. It can lower budgets and pause ads on its own; increases past your caps always wait for you.
Daily reports and alerts
Morning email reports and alerts for cost spikes, tired ads, rejected ads and low stock, without the noise.
An assistant that knows your account
“Why did ROAS drop yesterday?” Answers come from your real data, and any change it suggests waits for your approval.
the creative engine
Your next winning ad starts from your last one.
LazySusan studies what your best ads have in common, then proposes three kinds of ideas: controlled variations of a winner, adjacent concepts that keep what sells, and new concepts built from what your customers buy. Each one explains why it might work and how to test it, and turns into an image or video in one click.
// variation
Same proven ad, one change: the headline puts the saving first.
// adjacent
The gym ad that sells, moved outdoors for morning runners.
// new concept
Your top product is often reordered: a “restock” angle you haven’t tried yet.
you stay in control
Hands-on or hands-off. Your call, your limits.
Observer
Read-only. Analysis, reports and alerts; it never changes an ad.
Advisor
The default. It prepares changes and you approve each one with a click.
Autopilot
Rules you enable run on their own, inside the caps you set. Budget increases past them wait for you, and the emergency stop halts everything.
Every change is confirmed with Meta after it’s made and kept in an audit log. Nothing is ever applied twice.
// pricing
$49 a month, plus what you use.
One plan with everything: up to five ad accounts, Shopify, reports, alerts, automations and your team. AI analysis, the assistant and generated images and videos use prepaid credits, and you see the price of a generation before you make it.
faq
Good questions.
No. Marketing works with Meta ads alone. Connecting Shopify adds real order data: product performance, repeat purchases, items bought together and your total revenue next to what Meta reports.
Not unless you turn on Autopilot. In Advisor mode (the default) every change waits for your approval. In Observer mode nothing is ever changed. Autopilot works only inside limits you set, and there’s an emergency stop.
$49 a month for the platform, plus prepaid credits for what you use: AI analysis, the assistant and generating images and videos. You see the price of a generation before you make it, and usage stops cleanly when credits run out.
They measure different things. Meta counts purchases it attributes to your ads within its attribution window; Shopify counts every order, whatever brought the customer. LazySusan shows both side by side and never treats them as the same number.
Your ad structure, results, creatives and, with Shopify, orders without names, emails, phone numbers or addresses. Access tokens are encrypted. You can disconnect or delete synced data at any time from Settings.
Meta (Facebook and Instagram) ads and Shopify today.