A Search campaign package
Ad groups, exact-match keywords, responsive search ads and a validation report.
Review: Claims, landing pages, budget and the target account.
Tegra’s operators run client accounts on this system. Each row opens the full case study, with its dates and sources.
A wide car-care catalog, rebuilt product by product.
Where the ad spend went · share by channelPerformance Max64%Shopping17%Search10%Demand Gen9%Open the full recordMore orders and more revenue, with the cost of scale in plain view.
Where the ad spend went · share by channelPerformance Max62%Shopping18%Demand Gen12%Search8%Open the full recordScale a Tesla accessories store across two accounts while the return holds.
Open the full recordEach account is drawn on its own scale, so a row is never compared with another by height or length. Columns show every period of that account's record, with periods before the engagement muted. Shares are parts of that account's own reported total for the period. These are Tegra’s results operating the system on client accounts. They are not a forecast for another team, product or account.
One RESIST concept, from the creative direction to the ad copy to three finished images. Each format keeps the product and the message readable in its own frame.
Ethos Car Care · 18–19 October 2026 · Real client work
Step through the work
Step 1 of 4
A car owner questions a dealer coating and considers doing the work at home.
Second wash. The water just lay there on my hood like a sheet of glass. 😳 I'm Dave, 51, from Mesa. Three months earlier the dealer sold me a "ceramic package" for $800 and swore it would bead for years. By that second wash there were white spot rings baked across the black paint. No beads. Nothing.

| File | Your review |
|---|---|
Creative brief | The concept, visual direction and ad wording |
Three finished images | Square, landscape and portrait compositions |
Ad copy and channel text | The ad copy as written, plus the batch’s Performance Max text, labeled separately |
All three image files match the originals that passed review. The download includes the production and review trail.
| Record | What it shows |
|---|---|
Three finished compositions | The original PNG files match the ones that passed review. The web previews are optimized copies. |
Recorded production and review | The render log names the image model used, and a separate AI review records its scoring. The review record does not name a human checker. |
The decision | The record shows approval for the batch launch. Corrections made to the batch are not credited to this one concept. |
This is real client work: the image files match the originals, and the batch launch approval is on record. We do not know which text ran with which image. Edition 1.5.0 of the licensed system was released November 4, 2026. This work was produced earlier, and we did not record the exact code version or every human edit behind it.
Download the work package →Source: Tegra’s production files and dated records · Three original image files, uncropped. A dated sample of our client work, not output from the hosted agent or a buyer’s installation.
Ethos Car Care has been a Google Ads client since September 2022. This case follows the account from a year before we started through October 2026, then goes inside one month: $97,343 in Google-attributed revenue in September 2026, and the creative, feed and page work behind it. On email and SMS, Klaviyo-attributed revenue rose from $326,469 to $481,182 in our first 12 months on the channel.
Performance report · September 1–30, 2026
Google Ads conversion-date attribution. Dealer-lead campaign excluded. Revenue is platform-attributed conversion value, before cost of goods.
MAX Drying Towel · September 30, 2026. Selected lines from the ad copy. Each claim comes from the product’s own facts.
| Copy field | Text |
|---|---|
Headline 1 | 1400 GSM Twisted Loop Towel |
Headline 2 | The Large Size: 24x36 in. |
Headline 3 | No Overlock Seam To Drag |
Description | Stop worrying about the edges on a black car. No overlock seam; the edges are sewn inside. |
Product page | MAX Drying Towel → |
Source: Selected ad-copy fields and product claims, saved September 30, 2026. · Selected lines, not the complete campaign file or a confirmed live ad. Written before the edition now on sale; we did not record the software version or the reviewer’s edits.
The campaign CSV holds the ads. A companion file records where each line of copy and each keyword came from, so a colleague can see the reasoning behind a draft.
"required": ["slot_id", "slot_type", "text"]
"slot_type": {
"type": "string",
"enum": ["headline", "description", "path"]
}
"source_url": { "type": "string" }
"intent_source": {
"type": "string",
"enum": ["dataforseo_search_intent"]
}Selected fields · snapshot 7da8882 · September 23, 2026. This shows the file’s structure, not a customer’s data.
| Record | What it holds | What your reviewer does |
|---|---|---|
Ad wording and its source | Each headline and description carries its text and, where there is one, its source link. Lines taken from real customers are marked as found, not written. | Check the source and your approved product facts before accepting a headline. |
Keyword intent and clustering | Each keyword carries its intent, the research date and the cluster it was assigned to. Intent data comes from DataForSEO. | Check the research and the grouping instead of guessing demand from a draft. |
Validation | The validator reads this file together with the campaign files before anything is uploaded. | Check what the validator found, the landing pages and the target account before uploading. |
Source: From the repository you receive · Revision 7da8882. Selected fields, not the complete file.
Book a walkthrough of the Search workflow →
This excerpt shows how the system records its work. Read the release it comes from →
Research feeds the work package. Your operator reviews the package before anything touches the account, and real results shape the next brief.
Product facts, approved claims, account context and research sources.
Inputs you supplyCheck the source, the work, the target account, the budget and the approval it needs.
Operator decisionThen the approved account change. Preparing, rendering, publishing and launching are separate steps, and the system reads back what actually changed.
Reporting feeds the next research question, with its source, period and limits attached.
Pick one recurring task to standardize first. Each card shows what the system prepares and what your reviewer checks.
Ad groups, exact-match keywords, responsive search ads and a validation report.
Review: Claims, landing pages, budget and the target account.
Feed segments, rewritten titles and descriptions, and Shopping campaign setup.
Review: Product data, Merchant Center requirements and account permissions.
Research, copy, the built page and its review notes.
Review: Sourced claims, mobile layout, links and the review findings.
10 of 10 shown. Open one to see what to check and what happens next.
| What it prepares | What you get |
|---|---|
Research | 2 shown |
An account findingWhat your reviewer checks Which account, report and dates the finding comes from. Next stepDecide whether to fix it now or gather more data. Good to knowThe audit only reads the account. It changes nothing. | A specific finding from your account, with the numbers behind it and what to check next. |
A market and audience briefWhat your reviewer checks The market, the claims you approve and the sources. Next stepFeed the brief into a campaign, page or creative workflow. Good to knowResearch shows what people say and search for. It does not prove demand. | Product facts, audience notes and sourced research for the task at hand. |
Production | 6 shown |
A Search campaign packageWhat your reviewer checks Claims, landing pages, budget and the target account. Next stepApprove it, then run the upload step. Good to knowA campaign file is not live until your operator uploads it. | Ad groups, exact-match keywords, responsive search ads and a validation report. |
A feed and Shopping planWhat your reviewer checks Product data, Merchant Center requirements and account permissions. Next stepDeploy the approved changes through the documented steps. Good to knowNeeds your store, feed and Google Ads connections set up. | Feed segments, rewritten titles and descriptions, and Shopping campaign setup. |
A PMax asset packageWhat your reviewer checks The feed, landing pages, assets and the target account. Next stepApprove it before anything changes in the account. Good to knowAssets are not a live campaign until your operator launches them. | Asset groups, copy and creative inputs for Performance Max. |
A Demand Gen packageWhat your reviewer checks Audience assumptions, assets, account permissions and budget. Next stepApprove the package, then run the launch step. Good to knowWhat you can run depends on your connections and account eligibility. | Campaign setup and creative for Demand Gen. |
A presell or offer pageWhat your reviewer checks Sourced claims, mobile layout, links and the review findings. Next stepApprove the page, then deploy it. Good to knowPublishing the page and sending paid traffic to it are separate steps you approve. | Research, copy, the built page and its review notes. |
A static or video production briefWhat your reviewer checks Brand facts, claims, format and the provider cost, before producing. Next stepApprove the production step and its budget. Good to knowA brief is not a finished ad. Model and rendering usage is billed by your providers. | Copy, visual direction and the inputs needed to produce the ad. |
Review and launch | 2 shown |
A launch decisionWhat your reviewer checks Scope, budget, permissions and the pre-launch checks. Next stepYour operator applies the change, and the system reads back what actually changed. Good to knowChanges to a live account wait for your operator’s approval. | A validated set of changes, and any findings that should stop the launch. |
A reporting readWhat your reviewer checks What was prepared, what actually ran and what the results were, kept apart. Next stepUse the finding to choose the next check or brief. Good to knowNeeds access to your reporting sources. A report describes results; it does not promise them. | Account results with their source, dates and a plain interpretation. |
Source: Current published product scope · A selection of what the system supports, not the full list.
The private source, the blueprints and the matching web agent, together in one edition for the people who will run it.
Full Agentic System · internal business/team use
Final sale · applicable tax shown at checkout. Lifetime repository updates. Installation and help integrating the system into your team’s processes are included with the full system at no additional fee. We agree the rollout, required access and handover with you. Provider costs, hosting, ad spend and hosted-agent usage are separate. Having Tegra run the account is a separate service.
Allow 2–3 days for installation and account configuration; rollout depends on your integrations. Treat that as a planning figure: permissions and outside approvals can take longer.
| Part | What it covers |
|---|---|
Licensed source Included | Private repository, blueprints, documentation, templates and lifetime repository updates. Installation and help integrating the system into your team’s processes are included with the full system at no additional fee. We agree the rollout, required access and handover with you. Your team runs the workspace day to day. |
Matching web agent Access included | A focused hosted tool for the named purchaser. Usage is billed through a wallet. It is not the full repository in a browser. |
Production connections Separate | Your own provider accounts, model and rendering usage, data services, hosting and ad spend. You only pay for the workflows you switch on. |
Managed services Separate service | Ongoing account management and consultations are separate services. Choose managed services when you want Tegra to run the channel. |
Name the person who will install, configure and review the team's work.
Use the documented runtime versions for the workflows you enable.
Bring the permissions for the account and measurement work your team wants to run.
Connect the store, feed and creative providers you actually need, with their usage costs budgeted.
Good to know. Workflows only reach the accounts you connect and authorize. Nothing in the repository can spend or change an account on its own.
Install one workspace, prepare one useful piece of work, then have a second operator repeat it.
Use your named purchaser access and the setup guide. Keep individual logins, account permissions and client configuration separate.
Prepare a read-only account audit: record one checked finding, its evidence and the next useful check.
Keep the source version, the output and the review notes. Use them to decide which recurring task to add next.
Lifetime repository updates come with the purchase. Your technical owner reads the release notes, checks them against your configuration and adopts the update when ready. Keep the previous version until you have reviewed the first output after an update.
Already a buyer? Open your product and repository access →Book a paid channel consultation or a team workflow session. Scope, preparation and price are on each consultation page. These are optional, and separate from the installation help included with the system.
Installation and help integrating the system into your team’s processes are included with the full system at no additional fee. We agree the rollout, required access and handover with you. Provider costs and ongoing account management are separate.
Bring one recurring task and the person who would run it. On the demo we walk through the workflow, what your team reviews, the setup and the running costs, before you buy.
Book a Google system demo →The hosted agent covers one focused part of the system in your browser, with its own trial and pay-as-you-go usage.
Open the web agent →The offer, what your team is responsible for, the costs and the license, on one page you can forward.
$19,997 USD, once. You get the licensed private source repository, the blueprints and curriculum, templates and documentation, access to the matching Tegra web agent, and lifetime repository updates. Installation help is included at no additional fee. It is software your team runs, not a managed service.
No. You pay your own model and rendering providers, research and data services, hosting and ad spend. The Tegra web agent bills usage through a wallet: access is included, credits are not. Start with one workflow so the costs are easy to see.
Yes. The purchasing business can use it internally through its own team, including on client accounts an agency manages. Each person uses a named login in a private workspace. Extra direct access to Tegra’s repository is reviewed per person. Shared logins and resale are not allowed.
Installation and help integrating the system into your team’s processes are included with the full system at no additional fee. We agree the rollout, required access and handover with you. Allow 2–3 days for installation and account configuration; rollout depends on your integrations. What you need: a technical operator comfortable with a terminal and Claude Code; macOS, Python 3.12+ and Node.js 20+; your Google Ads permissions and Google Cloud configuration; Shopify, Merchant Center and research/creative provider accounts for the workflows you enable. Timing depends on your operator and on outside approvals.
No. Workflows only reach the accounts you connect and authorize. Nothing in the repository can spend or change an account on its own.
Your Blueprint documentation, materials and payment history stay in your dashboard. Blueprint does not include the source code and does not convert to the full system automatically. If a paid upgrade is available to you, it appears in your dashboard. Blueprint is no longer sold on its own.
The web agent is a hosted tool for one focused part of the work, with its own trial and usage limits. A demo is a call where we walk through the full repository, one workflow from start to finish, what your team reviews and what it costs to run.
Installation help, repository updates and documentation are included. For installation, delivery or access help, email hello@tegra.co. There is no response-time SLA. Consultations and managed services are separate. All sales are final under our terms, so check the scope before you buy.
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Google Ads AI Agentic System, $19,997 once. Installation help is included. Provider costs, ad spend and hosted-agent usage are separate, and so are consultations and managed services.
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