Is Groas a Tool or an Agency?
Answered 15 October 2026 · Written and reviewed by Christopher Krassnig
In practice, groas is closer to a done-for-you agency than a tool: its own models plus a named strategist run your Google Ads, and bids, budgets and keywords change without a yes on each one. Businesses pay a flat 90-day sprint fee. Scaley, which we build at ZenoX Media, is software that waits for your yes.
How Groas Works
groas describes itself as a done-for-you service. Its own models do the work, with a named strategist on your account.
The work runs every day. groas lists "Daily Execution: Bids, budgets, keywords, content, citations". The one gate it names is spend: "You approve every increase".
It also has a chat that connects over MCP. That part is "Read-only by default", and you confirm each change there.
How Groas Bills
For businesses, groas sells a 90-day sprint, "paid once, up front". It says the fee is flat whatever you spend on ads. The dollar amount is not on its site. You get it on a fit call after you apply.
For agencies, Paid Ads starts "From $999 a month", with a 7-day trial on one client account.
groas also makes a performance promise, measured over days 77 to 90 of the sprint. Read its terms on its own page before you sign.
When a Tool Fits Better
A done-for-you service suits an owner who wants the work off their plate and is happy to let someone else make the daily calls.
If you want to see and approve each change yourself, a tool fits better. Scaley Suite reads the account every day, writes each fix down with the reason and waits. Only the Scaley Suite writes to an account, and only after an individual yes from you. It costs $199/mo + 4% of total ad spend. Scaley Media Buyer, at $99/mo + 1% of total ad spend, is read-only and never changes a setting.
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