For anyone who runs Google Ads

Stop paying for clicks
that never buy.

Part of your ad budget is spent on searches that will never become customers. PPC Sentinel finds them, explains each one in plain English, and gives you a safe one-step fix — no marketing degree required.

Free during beta · No Google account connection · About five minutes

Search terms audit — March

1,842 terms reviewed · $1,240.62 of wasted spend flagged

Search termSpendVerdict
free crm template download$86.40Block
crm for landscaping business$41.20Scale
hubspot pricing$12.75Review
crm administrator jobs remote$64.02Block
best crm small business 2026$29.10Scale

Every verdict written in plain English — nothing to decode.

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Three steps, no setup

01

Show it your searches

Drop in the search report from your Google Ads account — we walk you through finding it in 30 seconds. No account connection required.

02

AI finds the money leaks

Every search people used to reach your ad gets checked against what you actually sell. The ones that cost money but never bring customers get flagged — with the reason written in plain English.

03

Apply the fix

You get a safe, ready-to-paste fix list that stops those searches from spending your budget — built so blocking the waste never cuts off real customers.

Built to be trusted with an account

Plain English, not jargon

No scores to decode, no marketing degree needed. Every recommendation says what it does and why — the way a good consultant would explain it to you.

Safe by design

The biggest fear is blocking too much. Sentinel blocks as narrowly as possible, tells you exactly what each fix leaves alone, and never touches anything without your click.

Minutes, not afternoons

The obvious waste clears in one click. What needs your judgment is a short card-by-card review. A month of ad spend takes minutes to clean.

Put your account in front of it.

We’re in beta, working closely with freelance ad managers and business owners who run their own ads. Upload a real report, judge the recommendations yourself, and tell us where they fall short — that feedback shapes what we build next.

Join the free beta