GMRTS
Growth Loop · Launch

State the goal. Get a campaign structure ready for approval.

Autopilot converts a target into a complete, launch-ready build: audiences, ad sets, budgets, and pacing, every automated move fenced by the spend caps and approval modes you set.

What happens here

A goal becomes a structure you can sign off on.

You define the objective and the limits. Autopilot proposes the audience splits, allocates budget across ad sets, sets pacing, and assembles a launch checklist. Nothing above your threshold goes live without approval.

  • Full campaign structure generated from a single goal brief
  • Budget allocated across ad sets with pacing tuned to the target
  • Hard spend caps enforced as limits, not suggestions
  • Approval modes: auto within caps, or hold everything for sign-off
Campaign structure
Category B, ProspectingCPA target ₹420
Ad Set · Tier-2, 18–24₹3,000/day
Ad Set · Lookalike 1%₹2,000/day
Daily cap ₹5,000 · Approval required above ₹8,000 · Pacing: even
Worked example

A CPA target, turned into a ready campaign.

Signal

Goal set: acquire Category B buyers at a target CPA of ₹420, ₹5,000 daily cap.

Recommendation

Autopilot builds two ad sets, splits budget 62/38 toward the stronger audience, and holds launch for approval.

Outcome

A complete structure sits in review within minutes, approved and live the same day, never past the cap.

Goal to build

Objectives translate into audiences, ad sets, and budgets automatically.

Budget & pacing

Spend distributed and paced toward the target you set, not a flat split.

Hard caps

Daily and total ceilings the system cannot exceed under any condition.

Launch checklist

A reviewable checklist so a person approves before spend begins.