Soku Lifetime Deal: Review and automate ad changes

Soku at a glance

Platform: Meta, Google, TikTok, ChatGPT, GA4, Shopify, Search Console
Note: Lifetime access to Soku.
Note: All future plan updates included.
Upgrades: Upgrade or downgrade between five license tiers.
Note: No codes and no stacking.

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Prices in USD, excluding tax.

Soku one-time plans on AppSumo
	License Tier 1	License Tier 2	License Tier 3	License Tier 4	License Tier 5
One-time price	$59	$149	$249	$399	$699
Regular price (AppSumo)	~~$199~~	~~$399~~	~~$799~~	~~$1,199~~	~~$1,899~~
You save	$140	$250	$550	$800	$1,200
Includes	5,000 Credits per month; 3 Brands; 2 Members; 10 Ad accounts per channel	12,000 Credits per month; 10 Brands; 5 Members; 25 Ad accounts per channel	20,000 Credits per month; 25 Brands; 15 Members; 50 Ad accounts per channel	35,000 Credits per month; 60 Brands; 30 Members; Unlimited Ad accounts per channel	60,000 Credits per month; Unlimited Brands; Unlimited Members; Unlimited Ad accounts per channel

Before you buy: AppSumo's terms and extra costs

Note. Lifetime access to Soku.
Note. All future plan updates included.
Redeem. Activate the license within 60 days of purchase.
Upgrades. Upgrade or downgrade between five license tiers.
Note. No codes and no stacking.

What is Soku?

Soku is an ad optimization workspace that connects Meta, Google, TikTok, GA4, Shopify, and Search Console. It monitors performance, explains what changed, and can pause ads, shift budgets, publish pages, schedule posts, or launch new creative. Teams can approve each change or automate actions within guardrails.

What Soku says it does

Ad optimization can run on autopilot.
Pause ads, shift budget, and launch new creative in Google, Meta, and TikTok.
Review every change with the numbers behind it, then approve it or let your rules run it automatically.
Soku watches performance, judges which changes are routine, and acts without waiting for someone to notice first.
Get a copy of a proven ad or job template on your own canvas in one click. (Soku's figure)
Approve fixes in one tap. (Soku's figure)
Every decision is logged with the reason behind it.
One analyst can work across every client account. (Soku's figure)
Agencies can provide client-ready reports under their own brand.

Why Soku

Ad teams often have to combine data from separate dashboards to spot performance shifts, diagnose causes, and decide what to change. Soku brings account data together, monitors competitors and search results, and logs each action with its reason, so teams can move from monitoring to action without assembling the view themselves.

How does Soku work?

Connect and align accounts
Authorize ad accounts, import business data, and map conversions per account.
Build creative variations
Duplicate proven work, then adapt or animate it for different placements.
Monitor performance
Receive change briefs, anomaly alerts, competitor updates, and SERP monitoring.
Review decisions
Break down performance, inspect supporting numbers, and choose an autonomy level.
Act and audit
Approve fixes or let rules act within guardrails, with every decision logged.

Then it handles:

Create new ads from proven work or templates
Adapt existing video cuts for different placements
Turn product stills into moving ads
Monitor spend, ROAS, CPA, and competitor changes
Break performance down by campaign, country, and device
Pause ads and shift budgets
Launch creative in connected ad accounts
Create client-ready agency reports

Who is Soku for?

Built for

Performance teams
Agencies managing client accounts
Campaign managers
Multi-brand teams with shared workflows

Not for

Teams relying on ad platforms outside Meta, Google, TikTok, and ChatGPT
Users who need unrestricted automation without guardrails

What is included in Soku?

Creative workflows

Start from proven work Duplicate a proven ad or job template onto your canvas
Adapt existing cuts Localize, resize, caption, or add effects without reshooting
Animate product stills Create moving ads sized for the placements you run

Connected account workspace

Authorize ad accounts Connect ChatGPT, Meta, Google, and TikTok ads
Import business data Pull GA4, Shopify, and Search Console into a shared view
Map conversions Align conversions per account before Soku takes action
Manage collaboration Organize multiple brands and teammates in a shared workspace

Monitoring and alerts

Receive change briefs Get daily and weekly summaries of what changed
Diagnose anomalies Catch ROAS drops, CPA spikes, and spend anomalies with causes
Monitor competitors See who bids on your keywords and what they changed
Track search results Monitor SERPs for changes in the competitive landscape

Performance analysis

Pivot account data Break results down by campaign, ad group, country, or device
Compare efficiency Sort on CPA or ROAS to surface what is losing money
Rank combinations View the best-performing combinations before deeper analysis

Actions and controls

Approve recommendations Review each change and the numbers behind it
Automate media actions Pause ads, shift budgets, and launch new creative
Set autonomy Choose observe-only, recommend, approval, or full autopilot modes
Apply guardrails Control which pauses, budget shifts, and launches can run
Publish and schedule Publish pages and schedule posts
Audit decisions Review logged actions and the reason behind each one

Agency reporting

Brand client reports Provide client-ready reports under the agency's own brand
Support broad account coverage Let one analyst work across every client account

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What does Soku do?

Soku monitors connected ad and analytics accounts, identifies meaningful performance changes, and can pause ads, shift budget, publish pages, schedule posts, or launch new creative. Every action is logged with its reason. Autonomy can start in observe-only mode and progress to recommendations, actions requiring approval, or full autopilot within your guardrails.

Who is Soku designed for?

It is built for performance teams, agencies, and campaign managers. It supports multiple brands and teammates in one workspace, client-ready reports under an agency’s own brand, and one analyst working across every account. Creatives can be adapted from a proven ad or template, localized, resized, captioned, given effects, or turned from a product still into a moving ad.

Which platforms and accounts can Soku connect?

Authorize ChatGPT, Meta, Google, and TikTok ads once, then view them side by side. Soku can also pull in GA4, Shopify, and Search Console, and map conversions per account so metrics align before it acts. It monitors competitors and SERPs, sends daily and weekly briefs, and diagnoses ROAS drops, CPA spikes, and spend anomalies.

What are the limits for each license tier?

License Tier 1 ($59): 5,000 monthly credits, 3 brands, 2 members, 10 ad accounts per channel. License Tier 2 ($149): 12,000 monthly credits, 10 brands, 5 members, 25 ad accounts per channel. License Tier 3 ($249): 20,000 monthly credits, 25 brands, 15 members, 50 per channel. License Tier 4 ($399): 35,000 monthly credits, 60 brands, 30 members, unlimited per channel. License Tier 5 ($699): 60,000 monthly credits, unlimited brands, members, and ad accounts per channel.

What happens after purchase?

Purchased access includes lifetime access to Soku and all future plan updates. You must activate the license within 60 days of purchase. You may upgrade or downgrade between the five license tiers. There are no codes, no stacking—just choose the plan that is right for you.

Are there any additional Soku fees?

The five license-tier prices are the only Soku prices listed. No separate subscription, trial, setup, or usage fee is mentioned. Monthly credits, brands, members, and ad-account limits vary by tier and are listed in each plan.