MarketReadMarketRead makes and runs your Facebook and Instagram ads
Paste your website and see your ads in about a minute, made from your own photos and words. Then it runs them every day for £49 a month, flat, whatever you spend on ads. Nothing spends until you press Go live.
Free, with no sign-up. No website? Paste your Facebook page.
What it made for six local businesses
Six made-up local businesses (a groomer, a heating engineer, a bakery, a florist, a potter and a salon), each given a sample website and run through MarketRead as they came. The red marks are the calls the autopilot makes once ads run.
A trade like yours? See the samples by trade, or put your own address in above.
What it reads, and what it makes from it
The photo is one it chose from the site because it sells this ad's idea: here, the groomer's own van and a happy customer.
The headline comes from what the site says. Prices and promises appear only if the site makes them.
Logo and colours are taken from the site, so the ad looks like the business.
The button is the one its customers use: Book now here, Call now when there's a phone number, Order now for a shop.
Every ad also comes as a ReelA 7-second full-screen version for Stories and Reels, made by the same engine from the same ad.
Then it runs them, every day
Most ad tools stop once the ad is made. MarketRead is the media buyer: it watches what each ad costs per result and acts on the evidence. A sample fortnight for the groomer, on £10 a day:
- Day 1, Monday
You press Go live
Three ads start showing to dog owners within 10 miles, at £10 a day.
- Days 2 to 7
Meta learns, so MarketRead waits
Changing ads during Meta's learning week resets it, so they're left alone unless one is clearly broken.
- Day 8, Monday
Ad 3 is paused
£31 a booking against a £20 target, with a 91% chance it stays that expensive. Its money moves to the ads that work.
- Day 8, Monday
A replacement goes live the same day
Same audience, a different argument, written from what the site already says.
- Day 11, Thursday
More budget behind ad 1
£14 a booking over 12 bookings, so its budget goes from £10 to £12 a day: one small step, because big jumps restart Meta's learning.
- Day 14, Monday 08:30
Your weekly email
What was spent, what it bought, and what changed and why.
Your page, your ads, your leads each month
Where an ad sends people matters as much as the ad. A home page is written for everyone; someone who just tapped an ad wants one thing, to ask for a quote. So MarketRead also builds you one enquiry page in your logo and colours, from what your site says, and your ads send people there. Every enquiry is emailed to you the moment it arrives, and each month you see how many visitors became leads and what each lead cost.
Sample pages for made-up businesses, made by MarketRead from their sample websites. Their forms are switched off. Included in the £49 a month.
The rules it runs under
You're handing software your ad budget, so these are enforced in the code that talks to Meta.
Go live is your button
Everything is set up in your own ad account, switched off. Spending starts only when you press Go live on that campaign.
Your budget is a ceiling
Spend is paced across the month. If it runs ahead, the daily limit comes down by itself.
One tap pauses everything
From your dashboard or straight from Meta, at any moment.
Every decision is written down
What changed, when, and the numbers behind it, in a log you can read and in your inbox every Monday.
Your account, your ads, your data
You approve access through Meta itself and can remove it in one click. The campaigns stay in your account.
A flat £49 a month
Our bill stays the same when your ad spend grows.
Why I built it
I'm Andy Gannon, and I built MarketRead because I couldn't find what a small business actually needs: software that runs its Facebook and Instagram ads every day, for one flat fee, without taking a cut of the ad spend.
Andy Gannon, founder of MarketRead (Jadthena Limited)
One price, and you only pay once it's live
£49a month, one business
Your page, your ads and your leads each month: ads made from your site in every size, an enquiry page they send people to, run every day, with every lead emailed to you and a Monday email. Fresh ads whenever old ones tire.
See my ads firstRunning ads for a few local businesses? Studio is £149 a month for up to five, each in its own ad account. Pricing in full
- See your adsfree, no sign-up
- Build them in your ad accountfree
- Go live14 days free
- After that£49 a month We email you three days before the first charge. Cancel in one click.
- Your ad spendto Meta, from £5 a day Paid from your own card straight to Meta.
- Our cut of your ad spend£0
Some AI ad apps add a service fee of up to 12% of your ad spend (Zeely's published Meta ad-spend fee, zeely.ai/price, checked 29 September 2026).
Questions small businesses ask us
Do I need a Facebook ad account?
You need a Facebook Page for the business and a Meta ad account with a payment card on it. If you've ever boosted a post, you have both. If not, Meta's setup takes about five minutes and MarketRead walks you through it when you connect.
How much should I spend on the ads themselves?
At least £5 a day, about £150 a month: below that, Meta can't learn enough to improve anything. Your plan suggests a daily budget for your area, and that money goes from your card straight to Meta.
Will my ads look AI-made?
They're made from your own photos and words, and you see every one before anything goes live. Don't like an ad? Remove it before you launch.
What if my website doesn't have good photos?
Then MarketRead leans on clean text-led ads in your brand colours, which often do best for trades anyway, and you can add photos from your phone at any time.
Can it waste my money?
It's built to stop that. Your monthly budget is a hard ceiling, ads are judged only once they've spent enough to tell, and a losing ad is paused once the evidence says it won't recover. One tap pauses everything.
Is it only Facebook and Instagram?
Yes, for now. Google Ads is next, waiting on Google's approval for API access.
Something else? Email [email protected] and a person answers.
See your ads before you decide anything
Free, with no sign-up. Also free: is ChatGPT recommending your business?