Light evidence (grade D: anecdotal)A promotional post introducing someone else's tool, with no before-and-after account results.

Audit Six Ad Platforms at Once with a Free Claude Code Skill

"Claude Ads," a free, open-source Claude Code skill, runs 190 audit checks across your ad accounts and returns one health score with fixes ranked by revenue impact.

Who this is about: AI workflow writer sharing an open-source tool

Claude CodeClaude Ads skill (GitHub)Shopify & ecommerce Agencies Local & service StartupsAssisted

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MarketingAdded Oct 15, 2026Source: x.com

What it takes

Cost: Free planClaude: Free plan. Pro is $20 a month billed monthly ($17 a month billed yearly), and Max starts at $100 a month. Team seats are $25 a month billed monthly.Price checked Oct 24, 2026 on claude.com. Prices change; check before you buy.
Setup time: Under an hourOur estimate from the source, for one business.
Skill needed: Some tech skillsComfortable installing an app, pasting an API key or running a command.

Explain it simply

An audit is a careful checkup. This free add-on for Claude Code, an AI tool, checks your ad accounts on six sites, including Google and Facebook, against 190 rules at once. It gives one overall health score and a list of fixes, starting with the ones likely to make the most money.

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What was done

A widely shared X post introduced Claude Ads, a skill that audits Google, Meta, YouTube, LinkedIn, TikTok and Microsoft Ads. One command starts parallel sub-agents that work through the accounts at the same time.

Google gets 74 checks and Meta gets 46. Everything rolls up into a single Ads Health Score and a prioritized action plan.

How it went

No account results are shown. The skill runs 190 checks (74 for Google, 46 for Meta) and rolls them into one Ads Health Score and a prioritized fix list.

Built-in rules include a "3x Kill Rule" that flags any campaign running above 3x your target CPA for an immediate pause, budget checks for each platform, and compliance checks for housing, credit, finance and healthcare ads.
It ships 11 industry strategy templates, including SaaS, ecommerce, B2B, healthcare and real estate.
Promotional: the post's headline, "I'm going to fire my ads agency," and its "$4,000 a month" comparison are the poster's framing, not a measured result.

Prompt

PromptAdapted from the source

SETUP (adapted from the repo README; check the current version)
1. Install Claude Code.
2. Add the Claude Ads skill from GitHub (AgriciDaniel/claude-ads).
3. Export recent campaign data or connect read-only access.

RUN
/ads audit # full multi-platform audit
/ads google # single platform
/ads meta

FOLLOW-UP PROMPT (adapted, ours)
From this audit, list the 5 fixes with the biggest revenue impact.
For each one: the campaign, the evidence, the exact change, and the
risk if I'm wrong. Don't change anything in my accounts.

Setup and commands adapted from the project's README; check the current version. The follow-up prompt is ours.

Business fit

Who this helps, and how:

E-commerce sellers: run it monthly across Google and Meta as a second opinion before your agency review.
Shopify & ecommerce
Agencies and freelancers: use the health score as a standard first-week audit for new clients.
Agencies
Local service businesses: run the single-platform Google audit to catch wasted spend before raising budgets.
Local & service
Medical and health practice owners: use the built-in healthcare compliance checks as a first pass, then confirm with your own rules.
Local & service
Startup founders: audit LinkedIn and Google before a fundraising or launch push.
Startups

Similar tools

Other tools for this job, and how they differ. Chosen by our editors, never paid for.

Optmyzr
PPC management software with account audits and optimization tools.
Adalysis
PPC auditing and ad testing for Google and Microsoft Ads.
Google Ads optimization score
Google's built-in recommendations, though they lean toward more spend.

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