Thirdi is an AI marketing co-pilot platform designed for in-house marketing teams and agencies managing significant ad spend. It connects Google, Meta, and other advertising platforms into a single workspace, providing unified performance insights by creative, hook, and audience across channels. The platform analyzes campaign data to reduce wasted ad spend by up to 20% and optimize over $1 million in monthly ad spend, delivering clear growth recommendations in plain language.
Key features include automated detection of money-pit creatives, keywords, and segments, as well as surfacing hidden high-performing assets. Users can ask straightforward questions like "Which ads are making us money?" or "Where are we burning our budget?" and receive actionable answers. Thirdi acts as a junior analyst, handling manual breakdowns so teams can focus on strategy and creative work. It integrates seamlessly with major ad platforms, and first insights are available within 24 hours of connecting accounts, with no credit card required.
Use cases include agencies managing 10 or more performance accounts and businesses spending $50,000 or more in monthly ad spend. For example, a luxury travel brand with 18 resorts used Thirdi to achieve a 5.57x ROAS over six months, while a home interior company turned a modest Google Ads budget into a $100,000 pipeline in just 20 days. Another client, Sadhana Tablet, boosted ROAS by 3.2x during a premium product launch.
Technical details: Thirdi uses AI to cross-reference performance data across platforms, flagging inefficiencies and recommending budget reallocations. It provides a unified dashboard that eliminates siloed reporting, enabling confident decision-making. The platform is built for scalability, supporting high-volume ad accounts and complex campaign structures. By reducing wasted budget and improving ROI, Thirdi empowers businesses to grow with data-driven marketing strategies.
in, house marketing teams, agencies, performance marketers, media buyers, growth teams, e, commerce brands, SaaS companies