Adalysis vs Microsoft Advertising

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Microsoft Advertising is a second search network where you buy clicks. Adalysis is a tool that audits Google and Microsoft Ads accounts. One is an ad channel, the other checks how you run it.

The verdict

If Google Ads already works for you and you want more of the same intent, test Microsoft Advertising. Use the Google Import tool, set a modest budget and compare cost per lead after a few weeks. The audience is smaller than Google's, so it will not grow a business alone.

If you already spend on one or both networks and checking them by hand takes too long, add Adalysis. It covers both.

I would not pay for Adalysis before you have meaningful spend. And I would not expect either tool to fix poor conversion tracking, so set that up first.

What the data says
  • Microsoft Advertising covers more of the features we compared: 3 of 3, against 2.
  • In our Paid search ranking, Microsoft Advertising places 5 and Adalysis 2 of 6.

Side by side

Adalysis and Microsoft Advertising compared
7 points compared
Starts at€126/moNot known yet
Free planNoNot known yet
APINoYes
MCP serverYesYes
Multi-account managementYesYes
Rule-based campaign automationYesYes
Sells its own search ad inventoryNoYes
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Plans and pricing

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Adalysis

  • AdalysisOne plan with all features; price depends on monthly ad spend, from 149 up to $50k spend and rising to 3,000 at $5m.€149/mo
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Microsoft Advertising

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Who each is for

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Choose Adalysis if…

Pick Adalysis once you manage enough ad spend, or enough accounts, that manual checks cannot keep up. It watches Google Ads and Microsoft Ads daily and gives you a list of findings to act on.

It also forecasts budgets, tests ads and produces white-label reports. Every plan has unlimited accounts and users.

It is not a place to buy clicks, and it does not manage Meta or LinkedIn. The price follows your monthly ad spend, and there is no direct API, only an MCP server.

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Choose Microsoft Advertising if…

Pick Microsoft Advertising if you already run Google Ads and want a second source of search intent. It suits B2B and e-commerce advertisers who can import existing campaigns instead of building them again.

There is no subscription and no minimum spend, so a small test costs little. You get an API and an official MCP server for your own reporting.

Check your conversion tracking before you spend, because importing campaigns does not import measurement. Skip it if you have no working paid search yet.

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