Adzooma vs Microsoft Advertising

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Microsoft Advertising is a second search network where you buy clicks. Adzooma is a dashboard that audits Microsoft, Google and Meta accounts. They work together: one runs the ads, the other watches them.

The verdict

If Google Ads already works, test Microsoft Advertising with the Google Import tool and a modest budget. It is a copy of what works, not a new strategy. Judge it on cost per lead after a few weeks.

If you run campaigns on several platforms and checking each by hand does not scale, add Adzooma. Its free plan lets you try it without commitment.

I would not look at Adzooma before you have campaigns, and I would not expect Microsoft Advertising to scale a business alone. Set up conversion tracking before you spend on either.

What the data says
  • Microsoft Advertising covers more of the features we compared: 2 of 2, against 1.
  • Only Microsoft Advertising has an MCP server, so an AI employee can work in it directly.
  • In our Paid search ranking, Microsoft Advertising places 5 and Adzooma 3 of 6.

Side by side

Adzooma and Microsoft Advertising compared
6 points compared
Starts at$58.33/moNot known yet
Free planYesNot known yet
APIYesYes
MCP serverNoYes
Multi-account managementYesYes
Sells its own search ad inventoryNoYes
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Plans and pricing

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Adzooma

  • FreeOne user seat, 1 SEO profile, 3 PPC alerts, limited opportunities and unlimited ad accounts.Free
  • SilverUnlimited users, weekly reports, 5 SEO profiles, 10 PPC alerts and custom alerts.$69/mo
  • GoldDaily reports, unlimited SEO profiles and alerts, custom alerts and priority support.$179/mo
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Microsoft Advertising

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Who each is for

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Choose Adzooma if…

Pick Adzooma if you advertise on more than one platform and want audits, alerts and reports out of the box. You see broken tracking, budget overspend and disapproved ads across Google, Microsoft and Meta in one place.

It suits agencies, freelancers and in-house marketers who want findings in plain language. The free plan is limited, and reporting frequency and branded reports sit on paid plans.

It is not a bid engine. If you only need to buy clicks, there is nothing here for you yet.

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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, and importing campaigns turns setup into an afternoon.

There is no subscription and no minimum spend. You set your own budgets and bids. An API and an official MCP server let you pull reports with your own tools.

The audience is smaller than Google's, so it complements rather than replaces it. If you build on the API, ask which version a tool uses, because it is moving from SOAP to REST.

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