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For a small ecommerce team on a tight budget, I’d shortlist these:

My pick: Optmyzr

Optmyzr is probably the best fit if your goal is genuinely manage Google + social paid campaigns from one place, rather than just reporting on them.

It now supports Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta and LinkedIn Ads in the same platform, including cross-platform dashboards, budget management, alerts and automation. www.optmyzr.com

For an ecommerce team, the particularly useful pieces are:

• Google Ads optimization: search terms, keywords, ads, bids, budgets and PMax insights.
• Meta management: Meta campaigns can be managed alongside Google campaigns rather than through a separate product. help.optmyzr.com
• Budget control: monitor and reallocate budgets across Google, Meta and other channels. help.optmyzr.com
• Automation: rules can automatically flag or make recurring optimizations, reducing the amount of manual checking your team has to do. help.optmyzr.com
• Ecommerce feeds: its higher-tier functionality includes Shopping/feed management and a Campaign Automator for inventory-driven campaigns. help.optmyzr.comhelp.optmyzr.com

One caveat: Optmyzr's pricing is tied to your advertising spend, so it isn't necessarily the cheapest option for a very small advertiser. Its Essentials tier is aimed at advertisers spending up to $150K/month, with pricing varying by spend and billing cycle. help.optmyzr.comhelp.optmyzr.com

Where Madgicx fits

Madgicx is attractive if Meta is a major part of your acquisition strategy. It has strong AI-assisted Meta optimization, audience targeting, creative generation and automation, with plans starting around $99/month according to its current documentation. academy.madgicx.com

But there's an important catch for your use case: Madgicx doesn't actually manage Google Ads. It can pull Google data into cross-channel reports, but Google campaign management isn't supported. academy.madgicx.com

If money is really tight

I'd actually consider not buying a third-party platform yet.

Use Google Ads + Meta Ads natively, and put the reporting layer in something like Looker Studio/Sheets. Once you're spending enough that the team's time spent checking campaigns costs more than the software, move to Optmyzr.

My rule of thumb:

• <$5k/month ad spend: native platforms + simple reporting
• $5k–$25k/month: start evaluating Optmyzr
• $25k+/month: automation becomes much more compelling
• Meta-heavy ecommerce: consider Madgicx, but keep Google management separate

If you tell me roughly your monthly ad spend (e.g. $3k, $20k, $100k) and whether you run Google Shopping/PMax + Meta, I can narrow this down to the cheapest 2–3 options that actually make economic sense for you.

For a small ecommerce team on a tight budget, I’d avoid the big enterprise platforms. The sweet spot is a tool that gives you one dashboard for Google Ads + Meta Ads, while still letting you keep the actual ad accounts native.

My shortlist

Why I’d start with Adzooma: it is specifically aimed at non-specialist/small-business advertisers and brings Google, Microsoft and Meta into one dashboard, with recommendations you can apply without needing a full-time PPC specialist. clickpatrol.com

Optmyzr is the better professional choice if your spend grows. It supports Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta and LinkedIn, with bid/budget automation, rules, alerts, Shopping optimization and reporting. www.optmyzr.com But its pricing is tied to managed ad spend, and current third-party pricing puts its Essentials plan around $299/month, so I wouldn't make it the first choice for a genuinely tight budget. www.capterra.com

One important caveat

If by "manage in one place" you mean actually create/edit campaigns, budgets, audiences, creatives, bids, and reporting across Google + Meta, rather than merely seeing combined reporting, the shortlist changes considerably. Many cheap tools are really reporting/optimization layers, not full cross-channel campaign managers.

For a small ecommerce operation, I'd probably use:

Google Ads + Meta Ads natively → one inexpensive management/reporting layer → Shopify/GA4 for revenue attribution.

That avoids paying $300–$1,000+/month for enterprise software before your ad spend warrants it.

If you tell me roughly (1) monthly ad spend, (2) Shopify/WooCommerce/other, and (3) whether you need campaign creation or just optimization/reporting, I can narrow this to the 2–3 cheapest options that actually fit your workflow.

For a small ecommerce team on a tight budget, I’d shortlist Adzooma first. It’s one of the few tools aimed squarely at SMBs that can bring Google Ads + Meta Ads + Microsoft Ads into one workflow, rather than charging you enterprise-level prices for cross-channel management. adzooma.com

My ranking

Adzooma gives you cross-platform audits, optimization recommendations, budget tracking and alerts across Google, Meta and Microsoft. Its current site also advertises a free starting option, making it particularly interesting when you're watching every dollar. adzooma.com

Optmyzr is substantially more powerful—its current platform supports Google, Microsoft, Amazon and Meta and has sophisticated automation, rules, budgeting and reporting—but it's designed much more for professional PPC teams. Current pricing isn't particularly friendly to very small advertisers; its pricing is tied to managed ad spend. www.optmyzr.com

What I'd do in your situation

Start with Adzooma, especially if you're spending roughly $2k–$25k/month across paid channels and don't have a dedicated PPC specialist. Use it as the central monitoring/optimization layer while keeping Google Ads Manager and Meta Ads Manager for the occasional platform-specific task.

If your spend grows and you find yourselves wanting sophisticated automated bidding, rules, Shopping/PMax optimization, and cross-account workflows, then graduate to Optmyzr. adzooma.comwww.optmyzr.com

One important caveat: "one place" doesn't necessarily mean one tool should control everything. For ecommerce, your product feed, conversion tracking, attribution, creative testing, and campaign management are separate problems. I'd prioritize a cheap management layer rather than paying for an expensive all-in-one suite.

If you tell me roughly (1) monthly ad spend, (2) Shopify/WooCommerce/etc., and (3) whether you run Google + Meta only or also TikTok/Pinterest, I can narrow this to the 2–3 cheapest options that actually fit your setup.

For a small ecommerce team on a tight budget, I’d shortlist these:

1. optmyzr.com — best overall fit

• One workspace for Google Ads + Meta Ads (plus Microsoft, Amazon and LinkedIn).
• Strong on the things a small team actually needs: budget monitoring, optimization rules, alerts, reporting, and campaign management.
• Its Essentials tier is specifically aimed at smaller advertisers, and Meta tools are now integrated into the same platform. Optmyzr Google Ads Optimization Optmyzr Help Center
• There’s a 14-day free trial with no credit card, which makes it relatively easy to test before spending anything. Optmyzr Google Ads Optimization
• Downside: roughly $299/month according to current third-party pricing data, so it isn't "cheap" if your ad budget itself is small. Capterra
• marpipe.com — worth considering if product feeds are your headache

• Particularly good for ecommerce catalog/feed management across Google, Meta, TikTok, Pinterest, etc.
• Its basic feed-management product is free, with a $199/month Startup tier. Marpipe
• Downside: it's more of a catalog/feed and creative platform than a full Google + Meta campaign-optimization suite.

What I'd choose

If you're spending $10k+/month on paid media, I'd seriously test Optmyzr. The ability to put Google and Meta monitoring, rules, reporting and optimization in one place can save enough team time to justify the subscription.

If you're spending under ~$5k/month, I'd probably not buy a full PPC-management platform yet. The software cost can eat too much of your efficiency gain. I'd keep Google Ads and Meta Ads native, then use a low-cost reporting/analytics layer until your spend and campaign complexity justify something like Optmyzr.

If you tell me your approximate monthly ad spend (e.g. $3k, $10k, $50k) and whether you mean Google Search + Shopping + Performance Max + Meta, I can narrow this down to the 2–3 cheapest tools that actually fit your setup.

For a small ecommerce team on a tight budget, I’d avoid enterprise ad-management suites. You’ll usually get the best ROI from a tool that:

1. Pulls Google Ads + Meta/Instagram Ads into one dashboard
2. Helps with budget pacing and alerts
3. Makes recommendations without requiring a full-time PPC specialist
4. Doesn’t charge based on huge ad spend

My shortlist:

www.g2.comwww.kampaio.com

My recommendation by stage

If you spend under ~$10k/month on ads
→ Start with Adzooma

• Connect Google Ads, Meta Ads, and Microsoft Ads
• Get automated recommendations and a unified view
• Lower complexity than agency-style tools

www.adstellar.ai

If you’re Shopify/DTC and Meta is your main growth channel
→ Consider Madgicx

• Stronger for Facebook/Instagram creative testing and automation
• Useful when you’re constantly testing audiences and creatives

www.kampaio.com

If Google Shopping is your biggest revenue driver
→ Look at Optmyzr later

• Strong for Shopping campaigns, rules, audits, and bulk optimization
• Probably overkill when budgets are small

www.g2.com

A low-budget stack I’d actually use

For a small ecommerce team:

• Google Ads + Meta Ads native dashboards (free)
• Adzooma for cross-channel monitoring/automation
• Looker Studio for reporting
• Shopify analytics or your ecommerce platform reporting for revenue truth

I would not buy a $300–$1,000/month platform until you’re spending enough that saving a few hours per week or improving ROAS clearly pays for it.

If you share:

• monthly ad spend (e.g., $2k, $20k, $100k+)
• Shopify/WooCommerce/custom site
• whether Google or Meta drives more sales

…I can narrow it to 1–2 tools.

For a small ecommerce team on a tight budget, I’d shortlist these:

My pick: Optmyzr

Optmyzr is probably the strongest fit if you want one interface for Google Ads + Meta while actually improving campaign performance, rather than merely aggregating reporting.

It supports Google Ads, Performance Max, Shopping, Meta, Microsoft, Amazon and LinkedIn, with bid/budget automation, rules, alerts, reporting and ecommerce/Shopping tools. Its Essentials plan is designed for advertisers spending up to $150K/month, and there's a 14-day free trial with no credit card required. www.optmyzr.com

The big caveat: it's not dirt cheap. Pricing varies with ad spend, so I'd trial it before committing.

If "tight budget" means really tight: Pace Ads

Pace Ads is worth investigating. Its published pricing positions it substantially below many established PPC-management platforms, and it supports five ad platforms on every plan. Its own July 2026 comparison puts its entry-level offering at $199/month, versus $500+ for Marin and $599 for Optmyzr Premium at a particular $250K/month-spend comparison. paceads.com

I'd test Pace first if your priority is centralization at the lowest possible software cost.

What I'd avoid for your situation

Marin is capable, but its published entry price is $500/month, while higher tiers start at $1,000–$2,000/month. www.marinsoftware.com

Skai is firmly enterprise-oriented: its current Standard tier is $114,000/year. That's wildly disproportionate for a small ecommerce team. skai.io

Bottom line

If I were allocating a small team's money:

1. Pace Ads → if minimizing software cost is priority #1
2. Optmyzr → if performance optimization/automation is priority #1
3. Marin → only once your ad operation is large enough to justify it
4. Skai → not appropriate for a budget-conscious small team

One important distinction: if by "managing" you mainly mean seeing Google + Meta spend, ROAS, conversions, etc. in one dashboard, you don't necessarily need a full PPC management platform. There are considerably cheaper reporting tools for that use case. If you mean actually creating campaigns, changing bids/budgets, managing Shopping/PMax, and optimizing Meta campaigns from one place, I'd focus on the shortlist above.

For a small ecommerce team on a tight budget, I’d shortlist these:

My pick: Optmyzr

Optmyzr is unusually well suited to what you're describing because it puts Google Ads, Microsoft Ads, Meta Ads and other channels into one platform, with cross-platform dashboards, budget management, rules and automation. www.optmyzr.com

The catch is cost: its current Essentials plan starts at $208/month when billed annually, and pricing scales with ad spend. It does offer a 14-day trial. www.optmyzr.com

For a small ecommerce operation, I'd consider it worthwhile if you're spending enough on ads that saving a few hours a week or catching wasted spend pays for the subscription.

If your budget is really tight

I'd actually skip third-party software initially. Use:

• Google Ads + Google Ads Editor for search/Shopping/PMax
• Meta Ads Manager for Facebook/Instagram
• A lightweight reporting dashboard/spreadsheet to consolidate results

Google Ads Editor and Google's native automation are free, so you can get surprisingly far without paying another $2–5k/year for campaign-management software. Optmyzr itself acknowledges that Google Ads Editor, rules and scripts have no licensing cost. www.optmyzr.com

One I'd avoid for your situation

Skai is powerful and genuinely omnichannel—it can manage paid search, paid social, retail media and other channels together—but its current Standard pricing is $114,000/year, making it completely disproportionate for a small, budget-conscious ecommerce team. skai.io

Bottom line: If you want a real unified management platform, Optmyzr is the one I'd trial first. If $200+/month feels painful, I'd keep the native platforms and spend the money on better tracking/creative instead.

If you tell me roughly monthly ad spend (e.g. $10k, $50k, $100k) and whether you run Google + Meta only or also TikTok/Microsoft/Amazon, I can narrow this to the cheapest 2–3 options that actually make economic sense.

For a small ecommerce team on a tight budget, I would avoid enterprise ad-management platforms. The sweet spot is usually a tool that gives you a single dashboard for Google Ads + Meta/Facebook/Instagram, automates basic optimization, and doesn’t require a media buyer to operate. www.g2.comwww.adstellar.ai

My shortlist:

My recommendation by monthly ad spend

Under ~$5k/month

• Start with Adzooma or even native Google Ads + Meta Ads Manager.
• Spend your money on better creative, product photography, landing pages, and tracking before buying sophisticated optimization software.

$5k–$30k/month

• Look at Madgicx (especially if Meta drives sales) or AdScale if you want more automation across Google + Meta. ecommerceguide.comadscale.com

$30k+/month

• Consider Optmyzr for deeper Google Shopping/PMax control, testing, and automation. www.g2.com

A few things I’d prioritize before choosing:

1. Real ROAS/profit tracking (not just clicks and impressions)
2. Shopify/WooCommerce integration if applicable
3. Automated budget rules (pause losers, scale winners)
4. Creative testing workflow for Meta
5. Easy reporting your team will actually use

If you tell me:

• ecommerce platform (Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, custom)
• monthly ad spend
• channels (Google Search/Shopping, Meta, TikTok, Amazon)
• whether you want automation or just one reporting dashboard

…I can narrow it to the best 2–3 options.

For a small ecommerce team on a tight budget, I’d avoid enterprise PPC suites (Skai, Marin, etc.) and look for something that does three things well:

1. One dashboard for Google + Meta/social
2. Simple automation (rules, alerts, budget shifts)
3. Good reporting without needing a media buyer

My shortlist:

www.adstellar.ai

My recommendation by situation

If you spend under ~$5k/month on ads
→ Start with Adzooma or even native Google Ads + Meta Ads Manager. Paying hundreds per month for software can eat the gains you’re trying to create. Adzooma is specifically positioned around smaller advertisers needing a unified dashboard and lower-cost automation. www.adstellar.ai

If you spend ~$5k–$50k/month and want automation
→ Look at Madgicx. It’s more ecommerce-oriented and built around automated optimization across Meta and Google. www.hyperfx.ai

If your biggest pain is “we waste hours checking campaigns”
→ Consider Revealbot-style rules:

• pause ads when CPA exceeds target
• increase budgets on winners
• alert when spend spikes
• automate routine checks

What I’d pick for a lean ecommerce team

1. Adzooma — if cost is the #1 constraint
2. Madgicx — if you have enough ad volume and want more automation
3. Triple Whale + native ad managers — if your bigger problem is knowing true profit, not campaign execution

One caveat: no tool can fully replace good tracking. Before paying for software, make sure you have:

• clean GA4 ecommerce tracking
• correct Meta Pixel + Conversions API setup
• Google Merchant Center feed health
• reliable ROAS/profit reporting

If you tell me your monthly ad spend, store platform (Shopify/WooCommerce/etc.), and whether you run mostly Google Shopping, Meta ads, or both, I can narrow it to 1–2 options.

For a small ecommerce team on a tight budget, I’d start with Adzooma.

It’s one of the few options that genuinely brings Google Ads + Meta/Facebook Ads + Microsoft Ads into one dashboard, while still being aimed at small businesses rather than enterprise media teams. adzooma.comadzooma.com

My shortlist

Why Adzooma wins for you: its free tier includes PPC reporting and lets you connect unlimited ad accounts; paid plans add more frequent analysis, alerts and optimization capabilities. Its current site specifically says it connects Google, Meta and Microsoft and lets you monitor budgets and optimization opportunities centrally. adzooma.comadzooma.com

One important caveat: Adzooma doesn't completely replace Google Ads or Meta Ads Manager. You still use the native platforms for some campaign creation/management; Adzooma acts as the cross-channel management and optimization layer. adzooma.comadzooma.com

When I'd choose Madgicx instead

If Meta/Facebook is where most of your spend is, I'd consider Madgicx. It's considerably deeper for Meta automation, creative analysis, audience targeting and automated bidding, but Google is more of a connected analytics/reporting source rather than an equivalent Google campaign-management environment. Its official documentation says the core product is built around Meta, with Google Ads among its connected data sources. academy.madgicx.com

What I'd do in your shoes

<$5k/month ad spend: start with Adzooma's free tier and keep the native Google/Meta interfaces for actual campaign builds.

$5k–$25k/month: Adzooma becomes more compelling if it saves your team several hours per week through audits, alerts, budget tracking and optimization.

Meta is >70% of spend: test Madgicx instead.

I wouldn't spend $100–300+/month on a sophisticated ad-management platform yet unless your team is spending enough on ads that saving a few hours and improving efficiency will clearly pay for the software.

If you tell me roughly monthly ad spend + Google vs. Meta split + Shopify/WooCommerce, I can narrow this down to the 2–3 cheapest options that actually make sense for your setup.

For a small ecommerce team on a tight budget, I’d start with Adzooma.

Adzooma is unusually well suited to your situation because it puts Google Ads, Meta/Facebook Ads, and Microsoft Ads into one dashboard, with audits, optimization recommendations, alerts, and budget tracking. Its free plan supports unlimited connected ad accounts, which is hard to beat if software cost is a major constraint. adzooma.com

My shortlist

Adzooma: The free tier gives monthly PPC reports, opportunity analysis, budget tracking, alerts, and unlimited connected ad accounts. Silver is $69/month and adds more frequent analysis and alerts. adzooma.com

Madgicx: Better if you want sophisticated automation and AI optimization. Its current materials say it can connect Meta, Google Ads, Shopify, GA4, and other data sources, but the full-featured plan starts around $99/month and pricing can scale with spend. academy.madgicx.com

Smartly.io: Excellent for sophisticated cross-channel creative and media operations, but its positioning and pricing are aimed much more at larger advertisers. I wouldn't put it on a tight-budget shortlist. adlibrary.com

What I'd do in your shoes

Start with Adzooma's free plan. Keep the actual campaign execution in Google Ads/Meta Ads while using Adzooma as the shared control/optimization layer. If your team eventually spends enough that manual optimization becomes a serious bottleneck, then test Madgicx.

One important distinction: “manage in one place” doesn't necessarily mean every platform's campaign-building functionality is equally deep. If you tell me roughly how much you spend per month on Google vs. Meta (e.g. $5k Google / $3k Meta), I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 options for your budget and ecommerce setup.

For a small e-commerce team on a tight budget, I’d shortlist these:

My pick: Adzooma

Adzooma is probably the best fit for your situation. It lets you connect Google Ads, Meta/Facebook Ads, and Microsoft Ads and manage insights, audits, budget tracking, and optimization from one dashboard. adzooma.com

Most importantly for a tight budget, it currently has a free plan with monthly PPC reports, opportunity analysis, budget tracking, and unlimited ad-account connections. Paid plans start at $69/month on its current pricing page. adzooma.com

I'd start free and only upgrade once the team actually needs more frequent monitoring/automation.

When I'd choose Optmyzr instead

If you're spending enough that bid optimization, Shopping/PMax optimization, rules, alerts, and automation are worth paying for, Optmyzr is considerably more sophisticated. It supports Google, Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, LinkedIn and Yahoo Japan, with cross-platform reporting and automation. www.optmyzr.com

But its Essentials plan starts around $209/month, so I wouldn't put it at the top of a tight-budget stack. www.g2.com

One important distinction

If by "manage" you mainly mean see performance, get recommendations, catch wasted spend, and make changes efficiently, Adzooma is compelling.

If you mean fully automate campaign creation, bidding, budget allocation and scaling across Google + Meta, I'd look more closely at the paid options—particularly Optmyzr or Madgicx. Madgicx's Pro offering starts around $99/month but is much more oriented toward Meta/e-commerce advertising. www.g2.com

Bottom line: I'd trial Adzooma first, keep Google Ads/Meta's native interfaces for the actual hands-on work, and only pay for a more powerful management layer when your ad spend is large enough to justify it.

If you tell me roughly how much you spend per month on Google vs. Meta (e.g. $5k/$3k), I can narrow this down to the cheapest option that actually makes financial sense.

For a small ecommerce team on a tight budget, I’d avoid enterprise “marketing clouds” and look for a tool that does three things well:

1. Combines Google Ads + Meta/TikTok/social reporting
2. Automates repetitive optimization (budgets, bids, alerts)
3. Connects to your store data (Shopify/WooCommerce/etc.) so you optimize for revenue, not clicks

There isn’t one universal winner, but these are the strongest fits:

www.g2.com

My shortlist for your situation

1. Start with AdScale if you want one dashboard

• Connects ecommerce data with Google and Meta campaigns.
• Useful if you don’t have a dedicated paid media specialist.
• Better suited to a small team than enterprise platforms. www.g2.com

2. Consider Optmyzr if Google Shopping is your money-maker

• Strong for search/query analysis, Shopping optimization, rules, and audits.
• More powerful, but assumes someone on your team understands PPC. www.g2.com

3. Consider Madgicx if Meta ads drive most sales

• Stronger for creative testing, audiences, and Facebook/Instagram workflows.
• Less of a “single ecommerce command center” if Google is equally important. www.hyperfx.ai

What I’d probably do with a small budget

A practical stack:

• $0–low cost: Google Ads + Meta Ads Manager + Looker Studio dashboard
• Small paid upgrade: Add AdScale or similar automation once you’re spending enough that manual optimization is costing time
• Avoid: $1k+/month enterprise platforms unless you’re already spending tens of thousands per month on ads

A good rule of thumb:

• Under ~$5k/month ad spend: keep tools simple; don’t over-automate.
• $5k–$50k/month: automation starts paying off.
• $50k+/month: dedicated PPC platforms become more valuable.

If you tell me:

1. your monthly ad spend,
2. ecommerce platform (Shopify, WooCommerce, etc.),
3. whether Google or Meta drives more revenue,

I can narrow this to 2–3 realistic choices.

For a small ecommerce team on a tight budget, I’d avoid the big enterprise ad-management suites. They’re powerful, but many are built for agencies or brands spending tens/hundreds of thousands per month. Your best fit is usually a lightweight tool that combines Google Ads + Meta Ads reporting/optimization and saves operator time. www.g2.com

My shortlist:

www.adstellar.aiadscale.com

My recommendation by monthly ad spend

Under ~$5k/month

• Start with Google Ads + Meta Ads Manager + a reporting layer.
• A paid optimizer may not save enough money yet.
• Look at Adzooma if you mainly need alerts, reporting, and easier oversight. www.adstellar.ai

$5k–$25k/month

• Consider AdScale if your team doesn’t have a dedicated paid media person. It is designed around ecommerce workflows and managing Google + Meta together. adscale.com
• Consider Madgicx if Meta ads are your growth engine and you’re constantly testing creatives. madgicx.com

$25k+/month

• Attribution and budget allocation become more important; tools like Triple Whale or more advanced platforms start making more sense. nestscale.com

What I would pick for a lean ecommerce team

1. Best value: Adzooma
2. Best “we don’t have time to manage ads daily”: AdScale
3. Best for Meta-heavy DTC: Madgicx
4. Best if you’re trying to understand true profitability: Triple Whale

A few questions would change the recommendation:

• What’s your approximate monthly ad spend (e.g., $2k, $10k, $50k+)?
• Are you on Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, or something else?
• Are you mainly running Google Shopping/Search, Meta prospecting, or both?

For a small ecommerce team on a tight budget, I’d start with Adzooma.

It’s one of the few tools aimed squarely at SMBs that brings Google Ads + Meta Ads + Microsoft Ads into one dashboard, with budget monitoring, audits, optimization recommendations, and ecommerce-focused features. It also has a free tier, which makes it unusually low-risk for a small team. adzooma.com

My shortlist

Why Adzooma is my pick: you don't necessarily need another expensive bidding platform in 2026. Google and Meta already automate a lot of bidding; for a lean team, having one place to see spend, catch problems, compare channels, and get actionable recommendations can provide more value than paying hundreds/thousands per month for enterprise bid management. Recent comparisons similarly put Adzooma at the budget end, while Smartly, Skai and Marin are positioned for much larger advertisers. frontdeskreview.com

Adzooma

One caveat: Adzooma doesn't completely replace Google Ads Manager or Meta Ads Manager—you still use those platforms to actually build campaigns, while Adzooma sits on top to monitor and optimize them. adzooma.com

If you tell me roughly your monthly ad spend (e.g. $2k, $10k, $50k+) and whether you're on Shopify, I can narrow this to the 2–3 tools that are actually worth paying for and compare their current pricing/features.