Overview
The complete and independent list of pay-per-click and paid search solutions. Pick a category, apply filters for pricing, reviews and free trials, and you'll have your shortlist in seconds instead of hours. Updated monthly. 100% useful. 0% affiliate.
Features
Curated list of PPC tools:
- Select a category you're interested in, and you'll get an instant shortlist of the best tools out there, including their starting price (if available) and reviews on G2 and Capterra.
- Click on the Reddit icon for a search on the product's name to get unfiltered opinions.
- Each solution on this list is vetted by PPC experts with 10+ years in the industry.
- The data is refreshed regularly.
Use cases
Select the best PPC tool for your use case.
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There are hundreds of free and paid solutions out there to help you create, analyze and optimize campaigns on Google Ads, Meta Ads, Microsoft Advertising, Amazon Ads and other platforms. How do you currently create a shortlist of tools you're willing to consider for a specific PPC activity (like keyword research, competitive research, monitoring, etc.)? Lots of Googling, G2, and Capterra will only get you so far. Their results are often outdated and poorly categorized (if at all) and often incentivized. The solution: PPC.software Now, you simply go to PPC.software, pick a category and apply the filters you care about for: - Starting price - Total reviews on G2 + Capterra - Avg. score on G2 and Capterra - If it's free or paid - If they have a free trial (or free version) - Minimum number of employees at the vendor - Vendor country (headquarters)
There are hundreds of free and paid solutions out there to help you create, analyze and optimize campaigns on Google Ads, Meta Ads, Microsoft Advertising, Amazon Ads and other platforms. How do you currently create a shortlist of tools you're willing to consider for a specific PPC activity (like keyword research, competitive research, monitoring, etc.)? Lots of Googling, G2, and Capterra will only get you so far. Their results are often outdated and poorly categorized (if at all) and often incentivized. The solution: PPC.software Now, you simply go to PPC.software, pick a category and apply the filters you care about for: - Starting price - Total reviews on G2 + Capterra - Avg. score on G2 and Capterra - If it's free or paid - If they have a free trial (or free version) - Minimum number of employees at the vendor - Vendor country (headquarters)