NexPoint LaunchPilotFor store owners running Google Ads
Launch Google Search ads without a surprise bill.
Turn a product, a daily budget and dates into a checked Google Search campaign. It reaches Google paused, and nothing runs until you approve it.
Build a free draftDrafts and checks are free. Nothing reaches Google until you send it.
How it works
1. Describe it
Your product, landing page, daily budget, highest cost per click and dates. The assistant can suggest headlines and keywords from what you write.
2. Check it
LaunchPilot checks lengths, limits, dates and wording, and blocks any claim you didn't make. Then Google checks the draft without saving it.
3. Approve it
Send the exact draft you reviewed. It arrives in Google Ads paused. Turning it on is a second, separate decision.
Built so you stay in control
Created paused
Every campaign reaches Google paused, so nothing serves until you turn it on.
Your limits
Set a top daily budget and cost per click. Drafts over them can't be sent, and LaunchPilot never raises a budget.
One approval, one change
Each approval names one exact draft and works once. If the draft changes, you approve again.
A full record
The Activity page lists every attempt, allowed or refused, with what Google said.
How LaunchPilot protects your account
Common questions
Can LaunchPilot spend my money on its own?
No. Every campaign is created paused, and turning it on needs your separate confirmation. Each approval covers one exact draft and works once. LaunchPilot never raises a budget or bid you set.
What access does it need?
You sign in with Google and allow access to your Google Ads account. LaunchPilot stores that access encrypted, uses it only for the account you choose, and you can disconnect at any time, which also revokes it at Google.
What does it check before anything goes to Google?
Headline and description lengths, keyword and budget limits you set, your landing page address, start and end dates, wording that could break Google's ad rules, and claims such as discounts, free shipping or delivery dates that you didn't enter. Then Google itself checks the draft without saving it.