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AdsAssist

For real estate developers and brokers

Know which ads bring site visits and bookings.

Your ads bring plenty of leads, and most of them never pick up the phone. AdsAssist shows you which campaigns brought people who visited the site and booked a unit, so your budget goes behind real buyers.

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Priya S.

Google Ads · L1 Personal Loan · keyword “personal loan online”

Lead

Priya

Cost per lead

₹410

Call connected

Cost per call connected

₹1,150

Site visit

Cost per site visit

₹6,400

Booking

Cost per booking

₹58,000

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The problem

Hundreds of leads. A handful of site visits.

01

Lead forms bring junk.

Wrong numbers, people just browsing, buyers outside your price range. Cost per lead looks great. Cost per booking doesn't.

02

Your sales team knows who visited.

That sits in your CRM or a register, far away from your ad reports.

03

One booking pays for months of ads.

You need to know exactly which campaign brought it, so you can do it again.

Still getting your ad report in an Excel sheet?

Stop waiting for a sheet. Get answers.

Your ad report arrives as a Google Sheet once a week or once a month, showing leads and cost per lead. It never tells you which ads brought site visits or bookings. With AdsAssist you open one dashboard whenever you want, updated every 15 minutes, and see results by campaign. No more waiting for the weekly report.

How AdsAssist works for you

Follow every lead from ad to booking.

  1. 1

    Lead.

    Someone fills a Facebook lead form or the form on your project page. AdsAssist notes which ad they came from.

  2. 2

    Call and site visit.

    Your sales team moves the lead to Call connected, Site visit scheduled, Site visit done. You set the stages; your CRM can update them for you.

  3. 3

    Booking.

    When the buyer pays the booking amount, AdsAssist shows that booking against the campaign that brought it.

  4. 4

    Better ads.

    Site visits and bookings go back to Google and Meta as conversions, so they look for more people who actually visit and buy.

What you get

Numbers your business actually runs on.

  • Cost per site visit and cost per booking by campaign, next to cost per lead

  • Each project tracked separately by campaign or in its own workspace

  • Audiences of site visitors who haven't booked yet to bring them back with ads

  • Alerts when cost per lead jumps or a campaign spends with no leads

  • A weekly report in your inbox, without anyone building it in Excel

FAQ

Questions people ask

We run ads for several projects. Can I see each one separately?

Yes. Filter by campaign, or keep each project in its own workspace.

Our sales team uses a CRM. Does it connect?

Yes, through our API or a webhook. Your developer sets it up once. If you don't have a CRM, your team can move leads through stages inside AdsAssist.

Spend on buyers who visit, not leads who don't pick up.