Adspirer Pricing & Tool Call Quotas Explained

Adspirer pricing is based on tool calls, not ad spend. A tool call is a task your AI assistant performs for you — anything from a one-line question to a full multi-platform campaign launch.

What’s a Tool Call?

Think of a tool call as a task, on a complexity spectrum. The same plan covers tasks at every level — you just use more calls when the task is bigger.

Task Type	Tool Calls	What It Looks Like
Simple	1	”What’s my Google Ads ROAS this month?” · “Pull last week’s Meta performance” · “Research keywords for ‘project management software‘“
Medium	8–12	Launch a single Google Search or Meta campaign — research keywords, write ad copy, validate assets, create paused, summarize for review
Complex	25–40+	“Take my Q2 media plan and launch paused campaigns across Google, Meta, and LinkedIn” — one prompt, multi-platform research + asset validation + creation per platform + cross-platform reconciliation

Why tasks vary so much: A single sentence to your AI can trigger anywhere from one tool call to forty, depending on what you ask for. The Pro plan (600 calls/month) is sized to handle real production work — typically 50–60 medium tasks or a smaller number of complex multi-platform launches.

Plans

Plan	Tool Calls/Month	Monthly	Annual	Best For
Free Forever	15	$0	—	Testing and evaluation
Plus	150 + overage	$49/mo	$485/yr	Individual advertisers, small accounts
Pro	600	$99/mo	$999/yr	Individual marketers, 1 ad account
Max	3,000	$199/mo	$2,000/yr	Multi-platform, multi-account, sequential sub-agents

Plus plan includes pay-as-you-go overage. After your 150 included calls, you can keep using tools at $0.50 per additional call, capped at $50/month in overage charges. Overage billing is auto-enabled for Plus subscribers — you can disable it anytime from your billing page.

Add-ons (One-Time Purchases)

These are one-time charges, not subscriptions. Nothing about them recurs, and they don’t change your plan price.

Add-on	Price	Billing	Covers	Included with
Prompt Engineering Playbook	$39	One time — nothing recurs	One ad account	One free on annual plans

The Prompt Engineering Playbook generates a custom agent skill, an account dossier, a prompt book, and paste-ready agent instructions from your ad account’s real campaigns and history. You download the files and install them in Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cowork, Cursor, or Codex. They’re yours to keep, and rebuilding them against fresh data later is free and unlimited. It’s priced per ad account because it’s generated from that account’s own data — two accounts means two playbooks. Buying several is one checkout and one charge, and selecting every eligible account takes 20% off the whole cart (minimum two accounts; a partial selection pays full price per kit).

**A $39 line on your invoice is not a plan increase.** The playbook can be added during plan checkout, in which case it lands on the **same invoice** as your subscription as a separate one-time line reading **"One-time Agent Setup — 1 Ad Account"**. That month's total is higher; your recurring plan price is unchanged, and the $39 will not appear again next month.

Because each playbook is generated on demand from your account, it’s non-refundable once the build has completed and the files are available to download. Failed builds and accounts you can’t access are a different matter — contact support.

Active Accounts Per Platform

The number of ad accounts you can have active (used by the agent) on each platform depends on your plan and billing interval. You can connect unlimited accounts on any plan — this is about how many can be active simultaneously.

Plan	Monthly	Annual
Free	1	1
Plus	1	5
Pro	1	5
Max	5	5

The cap is per platform — a Plus annual customer can activate up to 5 Google Ads accounts and 5 Meta accounts and 5 LinkedIn accounts and 5 TikTok accounts at the same time. See Multi-Account for how the agent fans out tool calls across active accounts.

If you downgrade and end up over the cap, Adspirer demotes excess accounts to inactive automatically (most-recently-synced kept; primary-set accounts kept first). Reconnecting or activating different accounts is a one-click operation in the Manage Accounts modal.

See full pricing details.

Managing a team or multiple clients? Book a demo and we’ll size a plan around your account count and team.

Annual Plans — Pooled Tool Call Quota

Annual subscribers get a single yearly pool instead of per-month caps. There are no monthly resets — use your calls whenever you need them.

The annual perk: Monthly plans reset every 30 days — if you hit your cap mid-month, tools stop. Annual plans give you one large pool for the whole year. Spend calls heavily during a campaign launch, coast during slow periods — no monthly wall to hit.

Plan	Annual Price	Annual Pool	Monthly Equivalent
Plus	$485/year	1,800 calls	~150/month
Pro	$999/year	7,200 calls	~600/month
Max	$2,000/year	50,000 calls	~4,167/month

How the annual pool works:

Your pool renews on your subscription anniversary date (not monthly).
Unused calls do not roll over to the next year.
The quota counter in your account shows calls remaining for the current year.
Max annual (50,000) is intentionally higher than 12× monthly (36,000) — the annual plan is the upgrade incentive for high-volume periods.
Plus and Pro yearly have overage billing, on by default: when your yearly pool is used up, your plan is billed again at the same yearly price and a new, larger pool starts. See Overage billing on yearly plans below.
Max yearly has no overage billing. Its 50,000-call pool is the total for the year.

Performance Data & Historical Lookback

How up-to-date your campaign data is depends on your plan.

Free Plan — One-Time Data Sync

When you first connect an ad account on the Free plan, Adspirer pulls a one-time snapshot of your last 90 days of campaign performance. That snapshot is used for analysis, keyword research, and wasted-spend detection. The data is not refreshed after signup. If you return a month later, your performance data will be a month stale. Tools like get_campaign_performance and analyze_wasted_spend will reflect the state of your account at the time you signed up, not today. To work with current data, you need to upgrade to Plus or above.

Plus, Pro & Max — Ongoing Background Sync

Paid plans run regular background metric collection — Adspirer syncs campaign structures, keywords, performance metrics, and budget data from your connected ad accounts automatically. When you ask “what’s my ROAS this week?” you get current data, not a stale snapshot. Sync frequency varies by platform:

Platform	Sync Frequency	Notes
Meta Ads	Daily
LinkedIn Ads	Daily
TikTok Ads	Daily
Google Ads	3× per week	Google Ads API rate limits and reliability constraints prevent daily syncing

Plan	Data Sync	Historical Lookback
Free	One-time at signup	90 days (at signup)
Plus	Regular background sync (see above)	90 days rolling
Pro	Regular background sync (see above)	90 days rolling
Max	Regular background sync (see above)	90 days rolling

If you’re on the Free plan and your data feels outdated, upgrading to Plus immediately triggers a fresh sync. You’ll have current data within minutes of upgrading.

Google Ads sync cadence: Google Ads background collection runs 3 times per week rather than daily. This is due to Google Ads API rate limits and reliability constraints that affect background collection jobs. For on-demand live data, use tools like get_campaign_performance directly — those always pull fresh data from the API in real time, regardless of sync schedule.

Which Plan Do I Need?

Use this guide based on your situation:

Your Situation	Recommended Plan
Testing Adspirer, exploring tools	Free 15 calls/mo
Solo marketer, 1 platform, under $1K/mo ad spend, 1-5 campaigns	Plus $49/mo
2+ platforms, $1K-$10K/mo spend, small team (2-5), or 6-20 campaigns/mo	Pro $99/mo
3+ platforms with active spend, or $10K-$50K/mo spend with any other factor	Max $199/mo
$50K+/mo ad spend, 10+ team members, or agency with multiple clients	Max $199/mo — book a demo to size a team plan

The more platforms you manage and the more campaigns you run, the more tool calls you’ll use. Multi-platform users burn through calls faster because each platform query is a separate tool call.

How Tool Calls Work

Each tool invocation counts as 1 call, regardless of:

Which platform (Google, Meta, LinkedIn, TikTok)
Which AI client (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Cursor, etc.)
How much data is returned
How long the operation takes

Typical Usage by Task

Task	Tool Calls	Complexity	Notes
Check connected platforms	1	Simple	`get_connections_status`
Pull campaign performance	1	Simple	Per platform
Keyword research	1	Simple	Returns full keyword list with CPC data
Audit conversion tracking	1	Simple	Checks pixel health, CAPI, attribution across platforms
Wasted spend analysis	1–2	Simple	Analysis + optional optimization
Budget optimization	2–3	Simple	Performance pull + / recommendation
Cross-platform performance report	4–5	Simple	1 call per connected platform + analysis
Create Google Search campaign	8–12	Medium	Research + ad copy + assets + validate + create + summary
Create Meta image/video campaign	8–12	Medium	Targeting + type + assets + validate + create + summary
Create LinkedIn campaign	8–12	Medium	Org + targeting + ad copy + validate + create + summary
Create TikTok campaign	6–10	Medium	Targeting + assets + validate + create + summary
Multi-platform launch from a media plan	25–40+	Complex	One prompt builds paused campaigns across 2–4 platforms in a single run

Full Workflow Cost Examples

Most users don’t run individual tools — they run workflows. Here’s what typical end-to-end workflows cost:

Workflow	Total Calls	What Happens
Create & launch a Google Search campaign	8–12	Business profile + keyword research + ad copy + validate + create + summary
Create & launch a Meta image campaign	8–12	Select type + targeting + validate assets + create + summary
Multi-platform launch from a single media plan	25–40+	One prompt → research + assets + paused campaigns across Google, Meta, and LinkedIn
Create campaign + monitor it for a month	14–18	Creation (8–12) + 4 weekly performance checks (4) + 1 optimization review (2)
Weekly cross-platform health check	4–6	1 call per connected platform + optional wasted spend analysis
Full account audit + optimization plan	3–5	Audit (1) + wasted spend (1) + budget optimization (2–3)
Research + create + optimize a campaign over 30 days	20–30	Research (2) + create (8–12) + 4 weekly checks (4) + 2 optimizations (4–6)

Can I create campaigns on the free plan? Yes — one campaign, if you know exactly what you want. A medium campaign launch uses 8–12 tool calls, so the free tier (15 calls) is sized to verify Adspirer connects to your AI client and ad accounts and to run one end-to-end campaign as a taste test. For ongoing production work, plan on Plus or above.

Monthly Usage Examples

Scenario	Estimated Calls	Recommended Plan
Setup verification + 1 trial campaign	12–15/mo	Free
Weekly check (1 platform) + 1 campaign/month	12–18/mo	Free or Plus
Daily monitoring (2 platforms) + 2 campaigns/mo	40–80/mo	Plus
Active multi-platform: 4–6 campaigns + weekly audits	100–200/mo	Plus or Pro
Heavy usage: daily monitoring, frequent launches, audits	200–600/mo	Pro
Agency, multi-client, high-volume	600+/mo	Max

How Adspirer Pro Compares to Hiring

The Pro plan (600 tool calls/month for $99) delivers roughly 120 hours of equivalent specialist work per month — the same workload an in-house paid media specialist or contracted PPC freelancer would cover.

Option	Monthly Cost	Hourly Equivalent	Coverage
In-house Paid Media Specialist	$7,500/mo	~$62/hr	Full ownership, full cost
Contracted Specialist (Upwork, ~25 hrs)	$1,500/mo	$60/hr	~20% of the work needed
Adspirer Pro	$99/mo	$0.83/hr equivalent	Full workload via your AI assistant

The math:

Adspirer Pro is ~76× cheaper than building it in-house
And ~15× cheaper than even a part-time Upwork contractor (who only covers ~20% of the workload)
Annual savings vs in-house: $88,812
Annual savings vs Upwork contractor: $16,812
Total Adspirer Pro spend per year: $1,188

Reference scenario: a benchmark account spending ~$10K/month on Google Ads with 2–3 active campaigns. See the full breakdown in our research.

Why this comparison matters: Pricing pages typically frame “$99/mo" as a cost. The real frame is what $99/mo replaces — the difference between Adspirer Pro and the cheapest alternative that does the same workload is over $1,400/month.

What Counts as a Tool Call

Counts: Any tool invocation through MCP — get_campaign_performance, research_keywords, create_search_campaign, etc. Does NOT count:

Connecting your AI client to Adspirer
OAuth authentication / login
Viewing your account status
AI assistant thinking / reasoning between tool calls
Failed tool calls due to authentication errors

Checking Your Usage

Ask your AI assistant:

Check my Adspirer usage status

This returns your current plan, calls used this month, and calls remaining. The Usage & Billing page at adspirer.ai shows the same numbers, plus a Connection Health card: whether your AI assistant is connected via MCP and, per ad account, whether the OAuth link is healthy or needs reconnecting — with a Test now button that re-checks live.

Overage billing (Plus plan)

Plus subscribers get pay-as-you-go overage after their 150 included tool calls:

	Details
Rate	$0.50 per additional tool call
Monthly cap	$50 (100 extra calls max)
Auto-enabled	Yes — active by default for all Plus subscribers
Disable anytime	Toggle off from your billing page at adspirer.ai

How it works

Your first 150 tool calls each month are included in your $49 Plus subscription
After 150 calls, each additional call costs $0.50 — billed through Stripe at the end of your billing cycle
Overage charges are capped at $50/month (100 extra calls), so your maximum monthly bill is $99
If you hit the $50 cap, tools are paused until your next billing cycle — or you can upgrade to Pro

Disabling overage

If you prefer the previous behavior (tools stop at 150 calls), toggle overage off from your billing page. When disabled, you’ll see an upgrade prompt at 150 calls instead of being billed per call.

Per-call overage applies only to Plus monthly subscribers ($0.50/call after 150, capped at an additional $50/month). Pro and Max monthly subscribers hit a hard cap — no overage charges. Plus and Pro yearly have a different kind of overage billing, described next. Max yearly has none.

Overage billing on yearly plans (Plus and Pro)

Plus yearly and Pro yearly have overage billing, switched on by default. There is no per-call rate and nothing to upgrade.

	Plus yearly	Pro yearly
Yearly pool	1,800 calls	7,200 calls
When the pool is used up	Your plan is billed again at $485	Your plan is billed again at $999
Your new pool	7,200 calls	50,000 calls

How it works

You get an email when you have used 75% of your yearly pool, another at 90%, and one when you reach your limit.
The charge happens 48 hours after the “you’ve reached your limit” email, so you have time to switch overage billing off first.
Your plan is billed again at the same yearly price, a new year starts from that day, and your new pool is the larger one in the table above.

Switching it off, or lifting your limit early

The Overage billing switch on the billing card at adspirer.ai turns it off and on. Each change asks you to confirm first, and switching it on never charges you by itself.
With overage billing off, nothing extra is charged: your tool calls stop at your yearly limit until your plan renews.
From 75% of your pool used, Lift my limit now on the same card starts the new pool right away. It shows the amount and asks you to confirm before your card is charged, and any calls you had left move into the new pool.
Scheduling a cancellation switches overage billing off, so a plan you are cancelling is never charged for overage.

Max yearly is not included. Its 50,000-call pool is the total for the year.

Upgrading

If you hit your limit mid-month, upgrade takes effect immediately and resets your counter. Visit adspirer.ai to manage your plan. The Manage Subscription link on the Current Plan card opens the Stripe billing portal, where you can update payment details, switch between annual and monthly billing, or cancel.

FAQ

I was charged $39 on top of my plan — is that a new subscription?

No. That’s the Prompt Engineering Playbook, a one-time add-on for one ad account. It appears on the same invoice as your plan as a separate line called “One-time Agent Setup — 1 Ad Account”, which is why that month’s total was higher. Your recurring plan price didn’t change and the $39 won’t appear again.

Do unused calls roll over?

Monthly plans: No. Tool call limits reset on your monthly billing date. Unused calls do not carry over.Annual plans: No. Your yearly pool renews on your subscription anniversary date. Unused calls at year-end do not roll over to the next year.

Can I pay per call instead of monthly?

Plus monthly subscribers get per-call overage billing after their 150 included calls — $0.50 per additional call, capped at $50/month. Pro and Max plans have no per-call billing. Plus and Pro yearly have overage billing instead: when the yearly pool is used up, the plan is billed again at the same yearly price with a larger pool.

What happens when my yearly pool runs out?

Plus and Pro yearly: overage billing is on by default. You get emails at 75%, 90% and when you reach your limit, and 48 hours after that last email your plan is billed again at the same yearly price ($485 or $999) with a new pool of 7,200 or 50,000 calls. You can switch it off from the billing card at adspirer.ai. Details.Max yearly: no overage billing. Tools stop at 50,000 calls until your plan renews.

Do you offer a discount for non-profits?

Yes: registered non-profits, NGOs and charities get a discount on the first year of Pro yearly or Max yearly. See Non-profit discount.

Does the same Adspirer account work across all AI clients?

Yes. Your tool call limit is shared across ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Cursor, and all other clients. One account, one limit.

Can I create campaigns on the free plan?

Yes — one campaign, if you know exactly what you want. A typical campaign launch (Google Search, Meta image/video, or LinkedIn) uses 8–12 tool calls when you include keyword research, ad copy, asset validation, and creation. The free tier (15 calls/month) is sized to verify Adspirer connects to your AI client and ad accounts and to run one end-to-end campaign as a taste test — not for ongoing production work. For active campaign management, plan on Plus or above.

Do I need a paid ChatGPT or Claude subscription to use Adspirer?

It depends on your AI client. Custom MCP connectors require:

Claude: Pro, Max, Team, or Enterprise (connectors aren’t available on the Claude free tier)
ChatGPT: Plus or Pro (connectors aren’t available on the ChatGPT free tier)

These are AI platform requirements, not Adspirer’s. Free alternatives: Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf, OpenClaw, and Gemini CLI connect to Adspirer through their own MCP support — no paid subscription to Claude or ChatGPT required.

What happens if I run out of tool calls mid-month?

You have three options:

Upgrade to a higher tier — takes effect immediately and resets your counter. Go to adspirer.ai to upgrade.
Wait for your monthly reset — your quota resets on your billing date. Tools are paused until then.
Switch to an annual plan — instead of a monthly cap that resets every 30 days, annual subscribers get a single large pool for the whole year. No monthly walls. Use calls when campaigns are active, coast when they’re not.

Annual Plan	Yearly Pool	vs. Monthly
Plus	1,800 calls	same price, ~25% more calls
Pro	7,200 calls	same price, same calls
Max	50,000 calls	same price, 38% more calls

Plan-specific behavior when you hit a monthly cap:

Free (15 calls): Upgrade prompt — no automatic continuation.
Plus (150 calls): Overage billing enabled by default — you keep going at $0.50/call, capped at $50/month. If you’ve hit the cap or disabled overage, you’ll see an upgrade prompt.
Pro / Max: Tools pause until next billing cycle — or upgrade to continue.

For urgent needs, email abhi@adspirer.com.

How do I know which plan I need?

It depends on how many platforms you use, how many campaigns you create, and how often you check performance. See the “Which Plan Do I Need?” section above. You can also try our pricing calculator.