AdYogi Reviews & Ratings

4.6/5

“Works Great for Mid-Sized E-Commerce, Might Need More for Large Enterprise Scale”

As a mid-sized brand, AdYogi fit our needs well: we needed performance, not enterprise complexity. If I were at a huge global corporation doing hundreds of markets, I might need extra custom work.

Pros : Foundational automation for e-commerce (catalog sync, feed cleaning, ad copy AI) is strong.

Cons : For extremely large global enterprise brands, some integrations or feature sets (custom regions, bespoke markets) may be less mature.

Switched from : Adobe Technical Suit

Reason to switch : I switched from a heavy enterprise tool that cost a lot and required many consultants. AdYogi gave us strong e-commerce ad automation without the overhead.

4.5/5

“Good ROI Results Reported by Others, But Realism Needed in Expectations”

After joining AdYogi, our ad performance improved—it was meaningful. But I didn’t see 5× overnight; some investment and optimization cycles were needed. The platform is strong, but it still relies on good product/market fit.

Pros : Several brand testimonials claim 5× scaling in 6 months and high growth through AdYogi.

Cons : As a user, I found while there were improvements, the “5× in 6 months” claims required aggressive ad spend and strong brand fundamentals; the results won’t automatically apply to every brand.

Switched from : Trackier

Reason to switch : I switched because our prior agency was expensive and had weaker results; AdYogi’s tech-first model promised measurable uplift, which matched our growth goals.

4.5/5

“Automated Budget Optimization Works Well, but Budget Control Needs Care”

The platform’s automation allowed our finance team to feel safer about ad spend; we set up rules, and AdYogi handled daily optimisation. But because the rules were powerful, I initially worried about “auto-pauses” affecting high-potential campaigns.

Pros : The “Automatic Budget Optimizer” and “Stop-Loss” features help pause under-performing ads/products automatically.

Cons : If you don’t set proper thresholds or review logic early, you might find good campaigns inadvertently paused. I found I had to tune auto-rules carefully.

Switched from : Sdl Tridion Dx

Reason to switch : I switched because our manual budget allocation was error-prone and inconsistent. AdYogi’s automation promised steadier spends and ROI, which matched our growth strategy.

4.5/5

“One-Stop Platform for Google + Meta, Yet Reporting Granularity Could Improve”

Instead of juggling separate Google Ads and Meta Ads dashboards, AdYogi consolidated campaign management. That made my workflow smoother. However, when the CFO wanted specific granular trends over custom date ranges, I still exported to Excel to fill the gap.

Pros : I appreciated that AdYogi supports both Google Search/Shopping and Meta-based ads in one place.

Cons : The reporting UI is solid, but for stakeholders I sometimes needed more custom time-based filtering or segmentation than the platform offered out-of-the-box.

Switched from : V Dialer

Reason to switch : I switched because using two separate platforms was inefficient and lacked unified insights. AdYogi gave a more unified ad operations experience.

4.5/5

“Great Support & Trusted by Big Brands, But Execution Is Not Always Instant”

I chose AdYogi partly because of its credentials and track record. The onboarding team was helpful. But when I requested rapid campaign changes mid-week, sometimes execution lagged, which slightly impacted high-speed promos.

Pros : AdYogi is trusted by 350+ e-commerce brands globally and has Google Premier Partner status, which gives me confidence.

Cons : Some users mention the agency/execution side slows down; one Shopify review said “very slow in execution… talk more than work.”

Switched from : Privy

Reason to switch : I switched because our in-house efforts lacked scale, and smaller agencies didn’t offer the same platform strength. AdYogi’s experience with large e-commerce brands was appealing.

4.5/5

“User Interface Friendly, But Learning Curve for New Teams”

My marketing team found AdYogi approachable—they could jump in fairly quickly. But to get full value (catalog optimisation, product exclusions, overlays) I still led training sessions.

Pros : Many users say the UI is intuitive, especially for e-commerce ad managers.

Cons : Though the interface is friendly, your team still needs training on how to interpret catalog-level data and set up auto-rules; there is some upfront work.

Switched from : Ibm Marketing Operations

Reason to switch : I switched because our prior ad tool was clunky and made onboarding new staff slow. AdYogi’s smoother UX improved ramp time.

4.3/5

“Excellent for Retail/D2C Brands Focused on Growth, But Transparency in Pricing Could Improve”

We saw early improvements in ROAS shortly after switching. However when planning long-term budgets, the absence of transparent pricing tiers initially made forecasting harder.

Pros : The platform promotes strong growth metrics (1.5× better ROAS vs normal ads, according to site) and has many client testimonials of scale growth.

Cons : The website does not list full pricing details openly; in some cases negotiation is needed and smaller brands might need to clarify cost structures.

Switched from : Pixis

Reason to switch : I switched because our older self-serve platform offered DIY but lacked the optimization and feed automation. AdYogi’s promise of better ROAS was compelling—even if cost details needed negotiation.

4.3/5

“Strong For Catalog-Driven E-Commerce, But Less for Service-Based Brands”

My brand sells physical products and AdYogi was a great fit. However when I experimented with our service offering brand (which doesn’t have “product SKUs”), some features felt mis-matched.

Pros : AdYogi has features like image overlays, catalog product exclusion, automated creative generation, which are strong for product-based brands.

Cons : For non-product-catalog businesses (services, SaaS) the features feel less tailored; you’ll miss deep service-specific automation.

Switched from : Leads4Deal

Reason to switch : I switched because our product business needed more scale and feed automation. AdYogi was much more aligned with product-catalog growth than our previous tool.

4.3/5

“Streamlined e-Commerce Ad Automation Saves Time”

As the marketing lead for a D2C brand, I used to spend hours tweaking catalog feeds, budgets and product exclusions for Google shopping and Meta campaigns. After adopting AdYogi, much of that is automated—I just monitor results and intervene when needed. It freed me up to focus on creative strategy rather than repetitive tasks.

Pros : I found AdYogi offers excellent automation for Google & Meta campaigns. Its “Smart Ads” module and automatic catalog feed cleaning helped reduce manual effort.

Cons : The initial data sync and setup took longer than I expected.

Switched from : GETitOUT

Reason to switch : I switched because our old tool required too much manual budget and feed management. AdYogi offered deeper automation specific to e-commerce catalogs and ad spends, which aligned better with our business model.

4.3/5

“Data-Driven Catalog Insights Improved ROAS, But Creative Support Needs More”

We had thousands of SKUs across product lines. With AdYogi, we could quickly identify low-conversion items and pause their ad spend, which boosted our overall ROAS. But when it came to building completely custom ad designs, we sometimes still needed an external designer.

Pros : AdYogi’s catalog analysis helps identify non-performing SKUs and drive cost savings.

Cons : While the automation is good, I still feel the creative asset support.

Switched from : Provely

Reason to switch : I switched because our previous setup lacked real catalog-level automation and SKU-level feed optimisation. AdYogi’s data-first approach gave us an edge.