The agent that runs your paid media against your ROAS.ROAS.
It learns, launches and optimizes all your paid media every hour the auction is open, inside the caps you set. Every move is logged with the data behind it and reversible in one click.
Closing the gap between intent and execution, while you focus on strategy.
Your judgement. Agent speed. One closed loop.
Running the paid media behind the brands you know
Your ads never log off. Now your media buyer doesn’t either.
Hand it your KPI. It plans, launches and tunes every campaign around that number across , day and night, and logs every move.
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Optimizes against your KPI, not engagement.
Budget moves to whatever returns most, and what doesn't gets cut.
Across 200+ accounts.
It cuts waste before it compounds.
Ad sets that spend without converting get paused, and the winners get their budget.
Across 200+ accounts.
It never waits for the next planning meeting.
It writes, launches and reads its own tests. Bhanzu was testing in week one.
Yesterday's leak, caught last night.
Spend spikes and broken tracking get caught when they happen, not the next morning.
Never start from a blank page.
It watches competitors' creatives, hooks and claims, and tests what's working.
How it operates
Agents do the labor. You do the judgement.
The Performance Agent runs three kinds of agent against your goal: goal agents that think, rule agents that enforce, research agents that report. Everything they want to change lands in one place for your call, and every result is written back to memory for the next run.
Performance AgentRuns them, coordinates them, remembers what worked.
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Creative analysisMonthlyAI insights on your creative performance, with an optional benchmark.
Competitor reportWeeklyWeekly performance summaries and new-creative detection for competitors.
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Ad alertsDailyAnomaly and opportunity alerts on live ad performance.
Schedule when it runs
WeeklyMonday07:00
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Report PDFPresentation PPTX
Lands as a report and a Command Center task.
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Connected to your stack. Fluent in your brand.
It connects to your ad accounts and your bottom-funnel data in fifteen minutes, with no engineering. Then it reads eighteen months of your account, your brand kit, your tone, your approved claims and your competitors, and works inside them. By the end of week one it is part of the team: reporting where you already work, asking before it acts.
01 · Connects
Your ad accounts and bottom-funnel data, in 15 minutes.
02 · Learns your brand
Brand kitLogo, colours, type, lockups
✓
Tone of voicePlain, confident, no discounting
✓
Competitors trackedNike, adidas and ASICS, every ad they run
✓
Goals, caps and rulesSet by you, kept by it
✓
03 · Part of your team
your team, plus one that never logs off
Reports where you work. Asks before it acts.
Customer success story: Bhanzu
“Instead of just spending the first week figuring out what to test, we're already testing it.”
Pramod · Director of Acquisition, Bhanzu
10Hypotheses ready to test in week one
Bhanzu's acquisition team stopped brainstorming 20 to 30 problem statements. The Performance Agent gave them 10 hypotheses to test in week one and tracks progress on each.
FeatherDB
01 · Test
02 · Track
03 · Optimize
04 · Scale
purchase · $160CTR 0.52%frequency 1.8 · freshGA4 in usual rangecost cap $42 → $48budget +20% → your callrollback ready
Feed 1:1new placement
Californianew state
Texasnew state
New Yorknew state
Goal agenttesting · day 2 of 5
Goal
0.36%CTR now
0.43%Target
HypothesisVerdict due day 5Day 5 · lifts 15%+ValidatedDay 5 · falls shortInvalidatedLearningKept in FeatherDBYour callAdd budget?Your callNext test?ValidatedorInvalidatedA bold claim beats product and lifestyle shots: “TOO FAST” lifts Stories CTR 15% or more over the product shot.
Illustrative test on PUMA's public NITRO ads. Figures are examples, not PUMA's results.
Tracking · liveday 3 of 5
CTR by varianttarget 0.43%
Product (control)
0.38%
Lifestyle
0.44%
“TOO FAST” claim
0.52%+37% vs control
Watching the rule it runs every hourFatigue frequency 1.8freshCPA drift 14% under controlon trackSpend spike 2:14 amcaughtMeta vs GA4 usual rangeverified
IFCTRfalls by15 %VS7-day baseline
Illustrative test on PUMA's public NITRO ads. Figures are examples, not PUMA's results.
Rule agent91% confidence
Cost cap · NITRO Stories
$42$48+14%✓ Applied
Why: CTR 0.52% vs 0.43% target, 3 days running.Held: 2:14 am spend spike, reversed by 7 am.
Undo in 1 clickRolled back at 7 am
Budget +20% on “TOO FAST”Above your limit, so it waits for you
ApproveRejectModify
Illustrative test on PUMA's public NITRO ads. Figures are examples, not PUMA's results.
Winner · 3 days above targetScale
“TOO FAST”CTR 0.52% · CPA −14%The next test starts from here
Budget$1,000 → $1,200
+20% · in cap
4 new testsFeed 1:1 · California · Texas · New York
live
Saved to FeatherDBBold claims beat product shots on Stories.
learning
Illustrative test on PUMA's public NITRO ads. Figures are examples, not PUMA's results.
The loop
The media buyer's loop, at machine speed.
You set the goal and the limits. The loop tests, tracks, optimizes and scales against them, every minute the auction is open. FeatherDB remembers every result for the next round.
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01 · Test
Every move starts as a hypothesis.
Before anything changes, the agent writes down the bet: the audience, bid or creative it will change, the result it expects, and what would prove it wrong. You approve the test, the variants go live, and the numbers decide.
Runs on Meta, Google Ads, YouTube and TikTok.
10×hypothesis velocity
100%of results kept as learnings, win or lose
Goal agenttesting · day 2 of 5
Goal
0.36%CTR now
0.43%Target
HypothesisVerdict due day 5Day 5 · lifts 15%+ValidatedDay 5 · falls shortInvalidatedLearningKept in FeatherDBYour callAdd budget?Your callNext test?ValidatedorInvalidatedA bold claim beats product and lifestyle shots: “TOO FAST” lifts Stories CTR 15% or more over the product shot.
Illustrative test on PUMA's public NITRO ads. Figures are examples, not PUMA's results.
The example follows one illustrative test on PUMA's public NITRO ads, with example figures: a bold “TOO FAST” claim tested against product and lifestyle shots on Stories.
What happens to this hypothesis
If it wins: “TOO FAST” hits 0.52% CTR, 37% above the product shot and past the 15% bar.validated
If it misses: by day 5 it falls short of the 15% bar, so the variants pause.invalidated
Win or lose, FeatherDB keeps the learning, so the same bet is never paid for twice.learning
The next move waits for you: more budget behind a winner, or the next hypothesis after a miss.your call
The variants are live; the numbers decide on day 5.
Day 5 · lifts 15%+
validated
“TOO FAST” beats the product shot by 37%.
Day 5 · falls short
invalidated
The control holds, so the variants pause.
Win or lose
learning
The result is kept in FeatherDB, so the same bet is never paid for twice.
The next move
your call
More budget behind the winner waits for your yes.
The next move
your call
The next hypothesis waits for your yes.
Day 5
Validated if it lifts 15%+, invalidated if it falls short. Win or lose, the learning is kept and the next move is your call.
02 · Track
Every signal, every minute, around the clock.
On day one, the agent loads your past campaigns into FeatherDB and learns what normal looks like for your brand. Then it watches every channel and the tools you already use, and catches fatigue, CPA drift, spend spikes and broken tracking as they start.
Reads the bottom funnel from tools like HubSpot, Salesforce, AppsFlyer and Google Analytics 4.
24/7on every connected account
18 moof history loaded in 24 h
Tracking · liveday 3 of 5
CTR by varianttarget 0.43%
Product (control)
0.38%
Lifestyle
0.44%
“TOO FAST” claim
0.52%+37% vs control
Watching the rule it runs every hourFatigue frequency 1.8freshCPA drift 14% under controlon trackSpend spike 2:14 amcaughtMeta vs GA4 usual rangeverified
IFCTRfalls by15 %VS7-day baseline
Illustrative test on PUMA's public NITRO ads. Figures are examples, not PUMA's results.
The example continues the illustrative PUMA NITRO test on day 3, with example figures, following the “TOO FAST” claim.
What it caught on this test
Fatigue: frequency holding at 1.8.fresh
CPA drift: 14% below the control.on track
Spend spike: 2:14 am, owner alerted.caught
Tracking: Meta vs GA4 in usual range.verified
fatiguecpa driftspend spiketracking
Every hour
Four checks on every connected account, around the clock.
Fatigue
fresh
Frequency is holding at 1.8.
CPA drift
on track
CPA is 14% below the control.
Spend spike
caught
A spike at 2:14 am, and the owner was alerted.
Tracking
verified
Meta and GA4 agree, inside the usual range.
Every hour
Fatigue fresh, CPA on track, a 2:14 am spend spike caught, and tracking verified.
03 · Optimize
Budgets shift. Winners scale. Losers pause.
You set the goal, whether ROAS, CAC, LTV or margin, and the caps around it. The agent moves bids and budget toward that goal and nothing else. Every move comes with its reason, a confidence score and a one-click rollback, and anything past your limit waits for you.
160+ hrsof routine ops handed back, per brand, monthly
1 clickto roll any move back
Rule agent91% confidence
Cost cap · NITRO Stories
$42$48+14%✓ Applied
Why: CTR 0.52% vs 0.43% target, 3 days running.Held: 2:14 am spend spike, reversed by 7 am.
Undo in 1 clickRolled back at 7 am
Budget +20% on “TOO FAST”Above your limit, so it waits for you
ApproveRejectModify
Illustrative test on PUMA's public NITRO ads. Figures are examples, not PUMA's results.
The example continues the illustrative PUMA NITRO test, with example figures, following the “TOO FAST” claim.
What it moved on this test
Cost cap raised $42 to $48, inside your limit.applied
Budget +20% on “TOO FAST”: above your limit, so it waits.your call
Stories spend spike at 2:14 am held, reversed by 7 am.rolled back
appliedyour callrolled back
Every move
Each comes with its reason, a confidence score and a rollback.
Inside your limit
applied
Cost cap raised from $42 to $48.
Above your limit
your call
Budget +20% on “TOO FAST” waits for you.
2:14 am
rolled back
A Stories spend spike was held, then reversed by 7 am.
Every move
A cost cap applied inside your limit, a +20% budget waiting for your call, and a spend spike rolled back.
04 · Scale
Week twelve knows what week one didn't.
“TOO FAST” won on Stories, so it is now a test in Feed and three new states, and no one had to set that up. Every result is written back to FeatherDB, so the account learns what works repeatedly.
+25%average ROAS in 90 days
−43%CAC in competitive categories
600+brand patterns by week 12
Averages across live customers.
Winner · 3 days above targetScale
“TOO FAST”CTR 0.52% · CPA −14%The next test starts from here
Budget$1,000 → $1,200
+20% · in cap
4 new testsFeed 1:1 · California · Texas · New York
live
Saved to FeatherDBBold claims beat product shots on Stories.
learning
Illustrative test on PUMA's public NITRO ads. Figures are examples, not PUMA's results.
The example continues the illustrative PUMA NITRO test, with example figures, following the “TOO FAST” claim.
What happens next
Feed, California, Texas and New York run as fresh tests: a new hypothesis each.testing
Learning 307 saved to FeatherDB. Recent wins weigh more, stale ones fade.remembered
The next test starts from what already worked, not from a blank page.loop
testingrememberedloop
After the win
“TOO FAST” won on Stories. Here is what happens next.
Fresh tests
testing
Feed, California, Texas and New York, a new hypothesis each.
Learning 307
remembered
Saved to FeatherDB. Recent wins weigh more; stale ones fade.
The next test
loop
Starts from what already worked, not from a blank page.
Next
Four fresh tests, learning 307 remembered, and the next test starts from what worked.
Every creative is stored as its parts: hook, claim, colour, format, audience, result. The parts are linked, and weighted by how recently and how often they won. The agent reads it in one lookup before every move, and writes the result back after.
2026-06-20 · PUMA RUNNING SHOE FINDER · 16:9#f8f8f8Google · Demand Gen · CTR 0.63% · 171k impr
FeatherDBLive
MetaConnected
Google AdsConnected
YouTubeConnected
TikTokConnected
HubSpotConnected
SalesforceConnected
AppsFlyerConnected
Google Analytics 4Connected
PUMABrand library
FeatherDB · the memory. Every creative is stored as its parts: hook, claim, colour, format, audience, result. The parts are linked, and weighted by how recently and how often they won. The agent reads it in one lookup before every move, and writes the result back after.
Customer success story: Swiggy Instamart
“The impact was visible almost immediately in the numbers.”
Nandani · Growth Lead, Swiggy Instamart
45 to 50%CTR lift
Swiggy Instamart gave the Performance Agent one bottom-funnel goal the team had struggled to move. It built and tested hypotheses the team had not thought to explore.
Before and after
The same week, with the agent on.
The week as the team does it today, and the same week with the agents on it. Times on the left are what the team typically spends.
~3 hrshands-on time
9handoffs
~5 minhands-on time
0handoffs
The same 5 people set the goals, caps and rules the agents run inside.
Before
Designer
Get the brief on Wednesday
2 days late
Brand manager
Turn the review into next steps for the studio
~30 min
CMO
Argue the fatigue calls in the Monday review
~1 hr
Performance marketer
Build the creative report deck
~2 hrs
Creative head
Tag winners, fatigue, and what to kill
~45 min
Performance marketer
Export last week's ad-level data from Meta and Google
~40 min
5 people · 9 handoffs
A week of catching up.
After
Goal agent
Rule agent
Ad alert agent
Research agent
Competitor agent
You
Performance Agent, one accountOne week, as it happenedmon 07:00
You set goals, caps, rulesyour call
Delivers the weekly creative reportmon 07:00
New competitor creatives and spend shiftsmon 09:00
Hypothesis: two awareness ads at zero CTRtue 09:00
Stages the pause in Pending actions
4decisions
~5 minof your time
5agents
Security
Enterprise-grade control over your own ad accounts.
Official APIs in, hard caps on every move, and data that never leaves your environment or trains a model.
Meta Marketing APIOfficial API, OAuthHawky publishes through Meta's official Marketing API, with OAuth you grant and can revoke. No scraping, no browser bots, nothing that breaks Meta's terms. Your ad account is never put at risk by how Hawky connects.
Google Ads APILimited Use compliantEvery change runs through the Google Ads API under Google's Limited Use policy, the channel Google approves for partners. Nothing that breaks Google's terms. Your account is never put at risk by how Hawky connects.
Never trains a modelYour data stays yours
Hard capsSpend, change, scope
One-click rollbackEvery move, logged
Customer success story: Bombay Shaving Company
“In a couple of weeks we had tested more hypotheses on various levels than we usually took a quarter to do.”
Jayant · Director D2C, Bombay Shaving Company
6×Faster hypothesis testing
Bombay Shaving Company runs many products and growth loops. The Performance Agent went granular across all of them and tested a quarter's worth of hypotheses in a couple of weeks.
Everything buyers ask before they switch.
FAQ
A Performance Marketing Agent is an AI agent that plans, launches, tests and optimizes your paid media against your KPI, inside the caps you set, with every move logged and reversible. Many AI ad tools surface an insight or produce one asset, like a creative variant or a recommendation, then hand it back to a person. The Performance Agent runs the whole loop itself: Test, Track, Optimize, Scale. It does the work, not just the reporting on it. And FeatherDB, its memory, keeps every result, so the account gets sharper week over week instead of resetting between campaigns.
Yes. The agent connects to Meta and Google through their official APIs, with the same OAuth sign-in you use for any reporting tool, and you can revoke its access from your side at any time. You draw the rails: spend caps, daily-change ceilings, allow-listed campaigns and escalation thresholds. Your brand lead sets the brand rules (voice, approved claims, categories that are off limits), and the agent works inside them. It cannot touch anything outside the rails you draw.
You can always step in. Every move carries the signal that triggered it and a confidence score, and any move rolls back in one click. You can pause the agent across the account or per campaign, and have it revert on its own when performance drops past a threshold you choose. Many customers start in shadow mode, where the agent proposes every move and a person confirms it, then move to approval-gated, then to autonomous inside their caps.
A monthly subscription keeps the agent running, and the upside is paid only when your KPI moves. We share the specifics on a call, once we know your spend, channels and KPI. And yes, you can start with a pilot: one account, a success metric we agree upfront, and you expand once the number moves.
No. It changes the job. The routine work moves to the agent: A/B execution, fatigue detection, budget shifts, hypothesis testing, competitor tracking and reporting. Your people keep the calls that matter most: strategy, channel mix, brand voice, escalation thresholds and the final say on flagship creative. You also approve each new test, including new audiences and geos. Agencies run Hawky for the brands they manage, and if you'd rather not operate it yourself, we can run it for you.
Connecting your ad accounts takes about 15 minutes over OAuth, with no engineering needed, and results start in week one. Across live customers: a median +25% ROAS uplift within 90 days, and 43% lower CAC in competitive categories. Those are cohort figures, not guarantees.
Meta, Google Ads, YouTube and TikTok. The agent plans, launches and optimizes campaigns on all four today, and more channels are on the roadmap.
No, we do not train foundation models on customer data. Each account's memory, FeatherDB, is kept separate from every other account's. It holds your hooks, audiences, brand rules, competitor moves, spend outcomes, test results and the decisions taken on them. Aggregated, anonymised signals are shared across accounts only if you opt in. FeatherDB is included with the Performance Agent, not a separate purchase. Self-hosting is available for enterprise customers; talk to us about the deployment that fits your security review.
The agent disconnects from your ad accounts, and you can revoke its access from your side at any time. Your campaigns and billing stay in your own ad accounts, where they always were, and your data is deleted on request.
The agent works against the KPI you report on, using the attribution model you already trust. It reads bottom-funnel results from the tools you connect (GA4, your CRM, your MMP), and it flags broken tracking, for example when platform-reported conversions stop matching GA4.
One day, agents will run your ads while you run the strategy. That day is today.Oneday,agentswillrunyouradswhileyourunthestrategy.Thatdayistoday.