Shoppers moved to ChatGPT. Your ads didn't.

It runs the whole loop for ChatGPT ads. It reads your catalog, picks the products with a story, writes the creative, launches inside the budget you set, watches every variant, moves spend to what works, retires what does not, and starts the next round. You approve the first round of creative, then it runs unattended and reports back.

Because nobody has a playbook for ChatGPT ads yet. Your Meta and Google accounts already have a team, an agency, or a decade of tooling behind them. ChatGPT ads have none of that, and the surface works differently: it targets the person and the purchase they have open, not the keyword. An agent that learns the surface by running it beats a human who has never run it. That is where we start. Other surfaces come later.

Less than you think. The common rule for a marketing budget is 70/20/10: 70% on channels you know work, 20% on channels showing promise, 10% on experiments. A ChatGPT test fits in that 10% slice. You set the number, and the agent runs within it. The point of the test is learning before Q4 budgets lock, not scale on day one.

You do, for the first round. The agent proposes the creative and the products it wants to push, you approve or edit, and it launches. After that it iterates unattended inside the guardrails you set. You can pull a variant or pause the campaign at any time.

Three things. Book a demo so we can look at your catalog together. Install the MightyAI Shopify app so the agent can read your products and orders. Set a test budget. No pixel, no theme edits, no developer, and no new dashboard to learn.