See which Google Ads creatives actually work.

Search, Display, and Video campaign data from the Google Ads accounts you choose, through your Google sign-in. Peachblue only reads: nothing in your account is ever changed, and the data is handled under the Google Ads API policies, including Limited Use.

• Performance. Daily rows for Search, Display, and Video campaigns, segmented by network: Search, Display, and YouTube.
• Responsive search ads. Every headline and description with its own impressions and clicks, so the analysis can say which lines win inside each ad.
• Context. Campaign names, types, and status.
• Manager accounts. An MCC is shown for context; you sync the child accounts that hold the campaigns.

Performance Max is not covered yet (it uses a different asset structure in Google's API and is on the roadmap), and Shopping and App campaigns are left out by design, because they carry no creative to analyze.

The first connection backfills your recent history. A daily sync keeps it current and reads the previous seven days again, so late conversions still count, and the Data Hub runs a sync by hand. Setup is in the Google Ads guide.

Two kinds of answer. For responsive search ads, the per-asset read: which headlines and descriptions earn impressions and clicks and which drag, a written analysis grounded in your own winners, and suggested replacement lines built from them. For every Google creative, the same 0 to 100 score, tier, and 31-dimension analysis your Meta and TikTok ads get, ranked against your whole account and within Google.

Three questions asked of the sample account, Fizzli, the fictional drinks brand behind every product picture on this site, over the last 7 days:

Social usually carries most of the spend, so a strong Google creative would sink in an account-wide list; ranking it twice keeps it visible. The method is public on scoring.

Connect once, through the Google login that reaches your manager account, and pick the child accounts to sync. Agency workspaces are built around Meta ad accounts and Amazon DSP advertisers today: each of those is a client in the switcher, with its own reports, Intelligence, and Brand Intel, and Agent Peach and the MCP server answer per client. Google Ads accounts are not part of agency mode yet.

For a client whose search you run, connect its Google Ads in a workspace of its own, where its responsive search ad assets sit beside its Meta and TikTok creative on one score. The full agency toolset (client switcher, pacing, reports with your margin) is on the Amazon DSP page.

Yes. Peachblue's MCP server has a tool built for responsive search ads, get_google_ads_rsa_performance, which returns the winning and losing headlines and descriptions inside each ad, alongside the 22 other tools Agent Peach uses. Add it to Claude Desktop, claude.ai, or Claude Code as a custom connector and sign in with your Peachblue account. It is on Pro and up, the same plan that adds Google Ads, and needs no Google Cloud project of your own. Questions that work well:

• Which headlines are winning and losing inside our responsive search ads?
• Which of our Google headlines should we replace, and with what?
• How do our Google creatives rank against Meta and TikTok this month?
• Which campaigns carry the most spend, and at what ROAS and CPA?

Setup and every tool are on the MCP page.

Beside them. Google's asset report is where you manage one ad's assets, and it now gives each headline and description its own numbers: full performance statistics (impressions, clicks, cost, conversions, and conversion value) for dates from June 5, 2025, which replaced the old Best, Good, and Low labels. Google also says asset-level ratios such as CTR and CPA are directional only, because assets are served in combinations.

Google's Google Ads MCP server, open-sourced in October 2025, is query-only: three tools that search your account, describe the API's resources, and list the customers you can reach, with no tool that changes a campaign. You run it yourself, locally or on your own server, with a Google Cloud project that has the Google Ads API enabled, and Claude writes the queries.

Peachblue adds the reading across ads and platforms: winners and losers worked out, replacement lines from your own best performers, and Google creatives on the same scale as Meta, TikTok, and Amazon DSP.

Google Ads starts on Pro at $199 a month, which also brings three seats, full history, 1,500 credits, Intelligence, the Next Creative Brief, Brand Intel, and Claude access through the MCP server. A text ad costs 5 credits to analyze, the same as an image, and a video costs 10, so Pro's credits cover 300 new text or image creatives a month. Scale at $499 adds Amazon DSP and Power at $799 adds client-ready reports and pacing; Starter at $79 covers Meta and TikTok only. Pro starts with a 7-day trial. Compare every plan on pricing.