Put every ad and search channel inside the AI you already use
Google Ads, Meta, Search Console and GA4 come through one connection. It reads creative as visual, copy and hook, lines paid up against organic, catches the anomaly and tells you what caused it.
Four Sources, One Assistant
Google Ads
Performance down to campaign, ad group and creative, plus search terms and the account change log.
Meta
Facebook and Instagram creative, video metrics including thumbstop and hold, and fatigue signals.
Search Console
Organic queries, clicks, impressions and position. You see the demand you already own.
Google Analytics 4
Traffic, conversion and channel contribution. Whether a change in ads actually shows up on the site.
It Reads Creative as Visual, Copy and Hook
Move the product into the first frame, bring the CTA forward to the third second and split the text in two. Creatives that made the same fix saw CVR +18%.
Hook and first second
What the visual says at first glance. Its power to stop the scroll and whether the message reads in the first second.
Hierarchy and contrast
Where the eye goes, the order of the message, how the text separates from the background.
CTA and legibility
Where the call to action sits, how big it is and whether it reads on a phone screen.
Brand consistency
Whether logo, colour and type usage match your brand standard.
Copy and message
Headline, description and on-image text. How clear the promise is and whether the copy matches the visual.
It Reads the Channels Together, Not Side by Side
Cross-channel comparison
Where CTR, CVR and ROAS are strongest, and whether a winner on one channel travels to the other.
Paid against organic
Whether you are paying for a query you already own, and which demand is going unanswered.
Anomaly detection
It flags drops and spikes. No story invented from a metric, it checks the account change log for the cause.
Change impact
Before and after for any change in the account, in a single question.
Which Number Matches Which Observation
| Metric | What it says about the creative |
|---|---|
| CTR | How well the visual attracts attention and how clear the message is |
| Thumbstop | Its power to stop the scroll in the first second |
| Hold | How well the message keeps people watching |
| CVR | How well the creative’s promise matches the landing page |
| CPA | The cost impact of a creative pulling the wrong audience |
| ROAS | Real return at creative level |
| Frequency | Creative fatigue and when to refresh |
No observation is left on its own; each one connects to a testable improvement.
Connected in Three Steps
No separate interface. D-Option MCP is added as a connector inside the AI client you already use.
Get your MCP address
Once your account is opened we send you your own MCP address. The connection to your Meta and Google Ads accounts is set up on our side; there is nothing for you to install.
Add the connector to your client
Open the connectors section in your model’s settings, add a custom connector, name it D-Option MCP and paste the address.
Connect and ask
Hit connect and sign in with your D-Option account. From then on you can ask about your creatives inside the chat, without opening a separate panel.
I looked at all three. In the one with the highest CVR the product is in the first frame and the CTA enters at the third second…
What You Can Ask
What Is Out of Scope
The tool reads and reports. It never changes anything in a connected account, so the call and the execution stay with your team.
Let’s Put Your Channels in One Assistant
We connect Google Ads, Meta, Search Console and GA4, then run the first analysis with you.