Run your ads from Grok Bot with Bytown
Grok Bot checks your Bytown ad accounts on a schedule, and stages every change for your OK.
Demo account · illustrative numbers
One connector gives Grok the ad accounts in your Bytown business.
What Grok Bot can do with Bytown connected
Grok Bot brings the schedule and its own computer. Bytown brings direct access to every ad account and tools built only for running ads.
Grok facts checked October 2026 against Grok’s connector docs. Grok Bot is in beta, so its plugin settings may move. Bytown is not affiliated with the makers of Grok. Pro covers one ad platform; Max covers all of them.
Connect Bytown to Grok Bot in about a minute
Add one custom MCP server, sign in once, and hand the bot its first routine.
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Connect your ad accounts in Bytown
Sign up, create your business and connect Google Ads, Meta, LinkedIn, Microsoft or ChatGPT Ads. Your bot will see exactly the accounts you connect here, and nothing else.
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Add Bytown as a custom MCP server
In Grok Bot, open Settings, then Plugins, and add a custom MCP server named Bytown with the connector URL. Using Grok chat instead? Go to grok.com/connectors, choose New Connector, then Custom.
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Sign in and pick your business
Grok posts a connect card and opens Bytown’s sign-in page. Choose the business the bot should work on and tap Allow. On Grok Business or Enterprise, a team admin adds the connector first.
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Give the bot its first routine
Write the job the way you would brief a new hire. Name the plugin with @Bytown so the bot reaches for the right tools.
Every Monday at 7 AM, use @Bytown to check my ad accounts. Post the three biggest problems to #marketing and stage fixes for my approval. Never change a budget without asking me.
What to ask Grok about your ads
Chat for one-off questions. Routines for the jobs you never want to forget.
A bot earns its seat on a schedule. Give it these three jobs first.
Each routine reads your accounts instantly and stages any fix for your OK.
Monday 7 AM: audit every ad account
Weekdays at noon: watch Meta cost per lead
Friday 4 PM: pace budgets before the weekend
“Find search terms that spent over $50 with zero conversions in the last 30 days.”
Bytown lists them and stages the negatives. You approve the batch.
“Compare cost per lead on Google, Meta and LinkedIn for the last 14 days.”
One table across every connected account.
“Which ad has the lowest cost per lead on each platform this month?”
Winners first, with spend and leads beside each one.
“Move $20 a day from my worst campaign to my best one. Show me the change first.”
The bot shows both budgets before and after. Nothing moves until you confirm.
“Write a short weekly summary of my ads for the team, in plain words, and post it to #marketing.”
Bytown supplies the numbers. Grok writes the update your team will actually read.
How a Grok Bot works your ad accounts
The bot runs on its own computer and keeps working after you close the tab. Bytown keeps every change waiting for you.
Weekly audit
Reads every connected account through Bytown and ranks the biggest problems by money at stake.
A summary lands in Slack
Fixes arrive as approval cards. Confirm them right in Grok.
Cost-per-lead watch
Flags any Meta ad that costs twice the account average per lead.
Pauses wait for your tap
The bot stages the pause. Nothing stops until you confirm.
Weekend pacing
Compares each campaign’s spend with its budget before the weekend.
Budget moves stay staged
No budget changes while you’re away unless you approve them first.
Your bot proposes. You approve.
Bytown reads your accounts instantly and holds every change until you confirm it.
Nothing runs until you confirm
Every change, from a budget to a paused ad, is staged with its exact before and after. Confirm it right in Grok.
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ad tools behind one connector
Plus 4 tools for your business, accounts and approvals.
Reads are instant. Changes wait.
78 tools only read your data and answer right away. Everything that changes an account is staged first, including pauses, budgets and removals.
No passwords in Grok
You sign in on Bytown’s own page with OAuth. The bot gets a token, never your Google or Meta login.
One business per sign-in
The bot sees only the ad accounts of the business you picked when you connected.
Revoke in one click
Remove access in your Bytown settings and the bot loses it at once. Your ad accounts stay untouched.
Who runs their ads this way
“I see about 50% using Claude, 30-35% using ChatGPT, and the rest across Muse, [Grok Bot], and WhatsApp.”
Tomas KolafaFounder of Bytown, on the apps customers use with Bytown, September 2026
Owners who want a teammate
Let a bot check the accounts every morning and only ping you when money is at stake.
In-house marketers
Hand the bot the Monday report and keep your time for the decisions.
Agencies
Give each client its own Bytown business, so one connection never sees another client.
One Bytown plan covers the connector
No connector fee and no percentage of your ad spend. Grok Bot itself comes with paid Cursor and SuperGrok plans.
$139 first month
Then $199/mo. One business, one ad platform.
- Run your ads from any MCP assistant
- Google, Meta, LinkedIn, Microsoft or ChatGPT Ads
- Every change staged for your approval
$314 first month
Then $449/mo. One business, every ad platform.
- Every ad account in one bot
- Moves budget to the platform that's winning
- Unlimited ad accounts
Questions about Grok and Bytown
Grok Bot is an always-on AI teammate from the makers of Grok, launched in beta in August 2026. Each bot works from a persistent cloud computer, uses plugins and runs routines on a schedule. Connect Bytown as a plugin and your bot can check and manage the ad accounts in your Bytown business.
Not directly. Grok has no built-in connection to your ad accounts, so on its own it can only click through dashboards in a browser. Add Bytown as a custom MCP server and it reads Google, Meta, LinkedIn, Microsoft and ChatGPT Ads through 229 tools, with every change staged for your approval.
Open Settings, then Plugins, and add a custom MCP server named Bytown with the URL https://ads.bytown.co/mcp. Sign in when the bot posts a connect card, then pick your business. In Grok chat, use grok.com/connectors, New Connector, Custom. Either path takes about a minute.
Grok Bot has no standalone price; it comes with paid Cursor and SuperGrok plans. Bytown is a flat monthly plan: Pro is $139 for your first month, then $199, with standard MCP. Max is $314, then $449, with advanced MCP across every ad platform. There is no connector fee.
Yes, that is what a bot is for. Give it a routine, such as every Monday at 7 AM, and it runs the check through Bytown on its own computer, even while you're offline. Results land in the bot thread or Slack, and every fix waits for your approval.
Bytown never applies a change on its own. Every budget, keyword or pause is staged with its exact before and after, and Bytown tells the bot to get your yes before it confirms. Keep “ask me before any change” in its instructions, and confirm each change right in Grok.
No. You sign in on Bytown's own page with OAuth, and the bot receives a scoped token instead of a password. It never touches your Google, Meta, LinkedIn or Microsoft logins. Revoke access in your Bytown settings and the bot loses it immediately, while your ad accounts keep running as before.
Yes. On Grok Business and Enterprise, a team admin provisions a custom connector before members can use it. Once the admin adds the Bytown URL, each person signs in with their own Bytown account and sees only the business they choose at sign-in, with the same approval rules.
Yes. The Bytown connector is one MCP URL, so the same accounts work in Grok, Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Muse. Run routines in Grok Bot and ask quick questions in Claude without setting anything up twice. Your approvals, change history and plan stay the same everywhere.
Give your Grok Bot every ad account
Connect in about a minute. Standard MCP on Pro, advanced MCP on Max.

