Koast
Ad operations platform for Meta advertisers with bulk launching, rule-driven AI agents and an MCP server.
Koast is an ad operations platform for performance marketing teams running Meta ads across many accounts. Koast is used to launch ads in bulk from templates, watch spend and results for all accounts on one screen, and hand routine work such as stop-losses, audits and recaps to AI agents that request sign-off for sensitive changes.
Best for Agencies and in-house media buying teams that manage many Meta ad accounts and launch large volumes of creative.
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What is Koast?
Koast is an ad operations platform for teams that buy media on Meta across many ad accounts. It places every account in one workspace, where spend, ROAS, CPA and CTR are compared side by side, and it launches ads in bulk: creatives are dropped in, sizes are grouped into placement-ready ads, a saved template applies naming, UTMs and pixels, and the batch goes to several accounts at once. AI agents carry out tasks written in plain English, such as triage, stop-loss rules, fatigue audits and recaps. They run on a schedule, a metric trigger or a Frame.io approval and hold sensitive actions for sign-off. A pipeline board follows creative work from brief to published ad. Koast connects with Slack, Google Drive, Dropbox, Cometly, Hyros and Whop, and exposes an MCP server so assistants like Claude or ChatGPT can operate accounts within set permissions.
Key Features
Bulk Launching
Queues large batches of ads, merges the different aspect ratios of one creative into a single ad and publishes to multiple accounts in one pass.
Agent Tasks
Runs briefed jobs such as triage or scaling on a cadence or trigger and stages sensitive changes for approval.
Stop-Loss Rules
Checks metrics every few minutes and pauses ads or ad sets that cross a threshold you define.
Cross-Account Command Center
Shows portfolio KPIs on one screen with drill-down to a single ad and a log of who changed what.
Creative Pipeline
Tracks items from request through review and approval to publishing, with roles for strategists, editors and buyers.
MCP Server
Lets MCP clients read performance, build launches and publish, with separate permissions and a spend ceiling.
How Koast works
Brief the agent
Describe a task in plain English or pick a template, attach accounts and set how often it runs.
Let it run on rules
The task executes on a schedule, a metric trigger or a Frame.io approval, within guardrails.
Sign off
Routine actions complete automatically and sensitive ones wait for your review, with a reason attached.
Use Cases
- Launching Creative Tests at Volume
- Ship dozens of ad variations to several client accounts without rebuilding each one.
- Overnight Budget Protection
- Pause overspending ads automatically outside working hours.
- Agency Reporting
- Post daily recaps and alerts to a Slack channel and draft client updates.
- Approval-Triggered Publishing
- Send a creative live shortly after it is approved in Frame.io.
- Managing Accounts from an AI Assistant
- Ask Claude or ChatGPT which ad sets exceed target CPA and prepare a replacement.
Things to know
- Focused on Meta
- Meta is the ad-buying channel described on the site; the other integrations supply creative, attribution and alerts.
- Publishing through MCP needs a cap
- Read, write and publish are separate permissions, and publishing tools stay hidden until a spend ceiling is set.
- Setup fee on the self-serve plan
- The Growth plan is month to month with a one-time setup charge covering onboarding and account certification.
- Refund condition
- The site describes a 30-day satisfaction guarantee if accounts or tooling cannot be made to work with Koast.
FAQs
What is Koast?
Koast is an ad operations platform that lets performance marketing teams create, launch and manage Meta ad accounts from one workspace with AI agents.
What is Koast used for?
Koast is used to launch ads in bulk across accounts, monitor performance in one view and automate routine media-buying tasks such as stop-losses and recaps.
Which tools does Koast integrate with?
Koast integrates with Meta, Slack, Frame.io, Google Drive, Dropbox, Cometly, Hyros and Whop.
Does Koast work with Claude or ChatGPT?
Yes. Koast provides an MCP server that can be added to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code and other MCP clients, with sign-in through a Koast account.
How is Koast priced?
Koast offers a self-serve Growth plan billed month to month with a one-time setup fee, and a custom Enterprise plan. Koast states that it takes no percentage of ad spend; see the official site for current prices.
Can Koast agents act without approval?
Partly. Koast says routine actions run on their own, while sensitive ones wait for the user's review, and every action is logged.
Does Koast guarantee ad results?
No. Koast's launch flow states that the user is responsible for managing campaigns and that results are not promised.
Who it's for
- Performance marketing teams
- Media buyers
- Agencies
- Creative strategists
- E-commerce brands
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