
"Not only was he able to deliver paying customers below our target cost per acquisition, but he is incredible at helping us stay on top of what's going on in the account."
Olly
Founder

People ask ChatGPT which tool to buy, and sponsored cards now sit under those answers. I set up the campaigns, context hints and conversion tracking, then judge them on trials and new MRR like every other channel.
15 minutes with me, not a sales rep. You'll leave with a go or no-go on ChatGPT ads.











It's a new channel, so the mistakes are new too. These are the ones I see most.
Without the pixel and Conversions API, ChatGPT gets judged on clicks. I set up both before launch and send trial and paid events, so it's judged on customers.
ChatGPT matches ads to the conversation, not to exact phrases. A pasted keyword list misses the questions buyers actually ask. I write hints around real buyer scenarios.
Your ad sits under a reply the person just read. Generic claims get skipped. I write ads that pick up where the answer leaves off.
Someone might see you in ChatGPT and sign up days later from Google. I report on blended new MRR and watch branded search for lift, not just in-platform conversions.
If your site and trial don't convert search traffic, they won't convert ChatGPT traffic either. I check the funnel before putting money into a new channel.

"From the minute we started the project, the in-depth research that was put into it impressed me. Off the bat performance was strong. Amazing team, amazing results."
A new channel needs a test budget and a clear bar for success. We agree on both before anything goes live.
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Whether your buyers ask ChatGPT about your category, and what a trial or customer can cost while still paying back.
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Pixel and Conversions API, with trial, paid and MRR events sent from your app, CRM or Stripe.
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A contained budget, context hints built around real buyer questions, and several ad angles.
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Scale what pays back and cut what doesn't, with a report in MRR. If it isn't working, you'll hear it from me first.

"Mitch has been incredible to work with. Explained difficult concepts clearly and went above and beyond to make sure we were happy. Will definitely work with him again!"
The platform is young and the options are still few. This is how I use what's there.
Sponsored cards under answers about your category, the problem you solve or your competitors, guided by context hints.
Server-side events, so trials and paid subscriptions count even when they happen days after the click.
Bids aimed at trials and paid subscriptions, fed by the pixel and Conversions API, so spend follows customers rather than clicks.
New angles and buyer scenarios tested against the current best, with losers cut quickly.

"Mitch is a fantastic PPC marketer. He is a no-nonsense, straight-to-the-point marketer who really delivered for us on our campaign. I highly recommend working with him!"
It's early. A test makes sense when:
If it's too early for you, I'll say so and tell you what to watch for.
ChatGPT Ads management is priced the same as every channel I run. Month-to-month, cancel with 7 days' notice.
$2,000/mo
Up to $25,000/month in ad spend
Custom
$25,000+/month in ad spend
Both plans include
All prices in USD. Ad spend is paid to OpenAI directly, separately from my fee.
Talk to a current client before you sign
Want the same for your SaaS?
I'll tell you on the call whether ChatGPT ads will work for you, and what it would take.
Sponsored cards appear below ChatGPT's answers, labelled and kept separate from the answer itself. They're matched to the topic and intent of the conversation, which advertisers guide with context hints rather than keywords.
No. Ads are kept separate from answers, so you can't buy your way into the reply. Showing up in the answer itself is a different job, closer to SEO.
Yes. There's a pixel and a Conversions API. I send trial, paid and MRR events so the channel is judged on customers, not clicks. Reporting is aggregated, so you won't see individual conversations.
Enough to get a meaningful number of trials within a month or two at the click costs I see. I size it from your trial-to-paid rate and target payback, so we know in advance what success looks like.
For some SaaS companies, yes. If search isn't working yet, start there. If it is, a contained test now means you learn the channel before it gets crowded.
You do. Campaigns run in your own ChatGPT ads account, on your card. If we stop working together, everything stays with you.
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