Scaletrics Reviews

Summary: Yeah, it’s been good. I still do things the way I normally would, but I like having it there to help with the account checks

Positive: I usually check it when I’m in the accounts anyway. It points out a few things I might not have noticed, which is pretty handy

Negative: I haven't noticed anything major so far if I'm being honest

Summary: Been a solid help for us. I wouldn’t rely on it on its own but it’s useful alongside the normal PPC work.

Positive: The recommendations are usually easy to understand. And I like that I can decide what makes sense for the account instead of having those changes just made automatically

Negative: Some recommendations are more useful than others. You still need to know the account well enough to judge them.

Summary: Been using it pretty regularly and it’s one of the few PPC tools I actually keep coming back to. Doesn’t really replace knowing what you’re doing ,just cuts out a lot of the boring checking

Positive: Sometimes accounts start getting busy. It’s good at flagging budget issues and keywords that are starting to drop off before I would normally notice them

Negative: On larger accounts like ours the recommendations can pile up a bit, would be nice to have better grouping

Summary: It’s become part of our normal PPC routine at this point. We still do our own checks but there’s less manual work for sure.

Positive: We use it mostly for reviewing search terms, budgets, things like that. It usually finds a few things I missed especially negatives and campaigns spending more than they should. I also like that I can check the recommendation before doing anything with it

Negative: Some recommendations are useful right away and some need a bit more thinking depending on the account

Summary: Pretty good really, it saves time. I still check the account myself but definitely not as much as before

Positive: I mainly like that I don’t have to keep going through every campaign looking for something that changed. If something starts going the wrong way it usually gets my attention pretty fast.

Negative: Some recommendations are not really relevant for our setup so I just ignore those.

Summary: Overall, I’ve had a really positive experience with Scaletrics. They combine strong performance marketing expertise with a data-driven approach and consistent communication. What I appreciate most is that they take ownership of the work rather than simply managing campaigns.

Positive: Communication is clear, performance is monitored closely, and they consistently look for ways to improve and scale campaigns.

Negative: Process becomes very smooth once everything is aligned.

Summary: We are impressed with how it's not a black box solution and doesn't create meaningless recommendations

Positive: Instead of being blackbox it's a transparent and easy to understand solution which we really appreciate

Negative: Not much really happy so far maybe there could be more visualized data in the dashboard

Summary: Nice product helpful team congrats as this is the only PPC tool I have used that automates a lot we were doing manually before without the hype many other tools have

Positive: It has a few features like landing page cta checker which we could have used before wasting so much ad spend on pages with broken ctas and more that protect our account and budget so thank you Scaletrics team.

Negative: The learning curve can be a bit less but it's alright I guess

Summary: We've been using it daily and it's honestly been helpful, especially for keeping things under control when running multiple campaigns. It's not magic or anything you still need to know what you're doing, but it definitely saves time.

Positive: Biggest thing for me is it just points out what's clearly not working without me having to dig for hours. We caught a few campaigns that were burning budget way faster than expected. I also like that it doesn't feel overcomplicated once you get used to it, it's pretty straightforward day to day.

Negative: Took a bit of time to fully understand what I'm looking at in the beginning. Some parts aren't super obvious right away, so you kind of have to click around and figure things out yourself.