SteerAds vs Acquisio 2026: Honest Review

When SMB advertisers and PPC agencies search for "acquisio alternatives" in 2026, they're rarely looking for a feature-for-feature Acquisio replacement — they're looking for a platform that delivers comparable PPC automation value without Acquisio's sales-led process, custom pricing, or enterprise contract structure. The framing matters because Acquisio in 2026 is a different product than the 2018-era platform that lives in many marketers' mental models. Since the 2019 Centro acquisition, Acquisio's go-to-market has shifted toward managed-service contracts and enterprise media buyers, leaving most SMB-tier advertisers either qualified out of the sales process or quoted at price points that don't fit their portfolios.

This honest review walks through what Acquisio actually is in 2026, where SteerAds positions structurally differently, the AI architecture differences (Smart Bidding collaboration vs replacement), multi-channel coverage comparison, transparent EUR pricing per use case, onboarding speed differences, and a decision framework for SMB direct advertisers, agencies, and in-house teams evaluating both. We don't pretend Acquisio is bad — it's a mature mid-market and enterprise platform with real strengths. The point is that those strengths often don't match what SMB-tier advertisers actually need, and the pricing gap means the decision is rarely close once both products are evaluated against a real account portfolio.

Why SteerAds vs Acquisio is a market-tier comparison, not a feature comparison

The PPC automation category in 2026 has bifurcated across two distinct market tiers that often get conflated in vendor evaluations:

The SMB-to-mid-market tier — platforms optimized for advertisers and agencies managing portfolios of €3-50k/month per account, with cumulative portfolios from €10k/month (solo direct advertiser) to €500k/month (mid-sized agency or in-house team). Defining characteristics: self-serve onboarding, transparent published pricing in the €14.90-€1099/mo range, EUR-native billing for EU teams, audit-first workflows, AI architectures designed to collaborate with Google Smart Bidding rather than replace it. Examples: SteerAds, Adalysis, Opteo, Optmyzr (lower tiers).

The enterprise tier — platforms optimized for media buyers and enterprise marketing teams managing portfolios of €100k+/month per account, with cumulative portfolios from €1M/month (enterprise direct advertiser) to €50M/month (large agency holding companies). Defining characteristics: sales-led onboarding with 30-60-day implementation cycles, custom-quoted pricing typically above $2,000/month USD entry, managed-service support models, cross-channel programmatic display integration, AI architectures with portfolio-level optimization across very large account counts. Examples: Acquisio (Centro), Skai, Marin Software, Search Ads 360.

Acquisio sits firmly in the enterprise tier. SteerAds sits firmly in the SMB-to-mid-market tier. The two tools can technically be evaluated head-to-head, but the comparison only produces a meaningful decision when the buyer's portfolio falls in the narrow overlap zone — typically €50-100k/month per account, with cumulative portfolios in the €500k-2M/month range. Below that zone, Acquisio's pricing doesn't fit. Above that zone, SteerAds may not have the enterprise feature depth required.

The market-tier framing matters because it determines the right evaluation process:

• SMB-tier buyers should run a free audit, evaluate based on the audit output, decide in 14 days. The product-led discovery model is engineered for this evaluation speed.
• Enterprise-tier buyers should engage a sales-led process with custom scoping, proof-of-concept, and contract negotiation. The 30-60-day evaluation cycle is appropriate when the contract value is $30k+/year.
• Mid-market buyers in the overlap zone should evaluate both tiers in parallel and pick based on portfolio trajectory — if you expect to be in the €100k+/month per-account tier within 12 months, enterprise platforms become a viable choice; if your portfolio is stable at €50k/month per-account, SMB-tier platforms are more sustainable.

For the SMB direct advertiser spending €3-15k/month on Google + Microsoft Ads, comparing Acquisio to SteerAds is functionally comparing a sales-led enterprise contract to a self-serve subscription. The decision doesn't require a head-to-head feature deep-dive — it requires honestly assessing which go-to-market model fits your buying process, and which pricing model fits your account portfolio.

What each tool actually does in 2026

A precise inventory of each tool's core capabilities, separated cleanly from marketing copy and historical reputation.

Acquisio's 2026 capabilities (under Centro):

• Portfolio bid management. Mature bid management algorithms tuned for large account portfolios, with ROAS, CPA, revenue share, and impression share targets. Designed for portfolios of 20+ accounts with cumulative spend above €1M/month.
• Multi-channel coverage. Google Ads, Microsoft Ads, Facebook Ads, and integration with Centro's broader programmatic stack for display, video, CTV inventory.
• Budget pacing. Automated pacing logic at portfolio level with daily, weekly, monthly budget management.
• Cross-channel reporting. Unified reporting across Google, Microsoft, Facebook, and Centro programmatic channels with custom dashboards.
• Managed-service support. Enterprise tier includes dedicated account managers, scheduled strategic reviews, and managed campaign deployment.
• Custom AI tuning. Algorithms can be customized for specific verticals and account portfolio characteristics in enterprise engagements.

What Acquisio deliberately doesn't do well in 2026:

• No published self-serve pricing (custom-quoted only)
• No free audit or product-led onboarding
• No SMB-tier subscription option (qualified out at <€50k/month portfolio)
• No EUR-native billing (USD with FX exposure for EU teams)
• No 14-day evaluation workflow

SteerAds' 2026 capabilities:

• Audit-first onboarding. Free 14-day audit pulling 90 days of account history, producing a 30-page report covering structural issues, bidding inefficiencies, creative gaps, landing page mismatches, and prioritized recommendations.
• ML-driven structural optimization. Layered on top of Google Smart Bidding — strategic decisions (bid strategy selection, budget reallocation, geographic adjustments, audience expansion) rather than in-auction bidding replacement.
• Search query mining. ML clustering of search query reports surfacing long-tail conversion patterns, negative keyword candidates, intent drift signals.
• RSA generation. Generative AI for responsive search ad headlines, descriptions, asset rotation across Google + Microsoft Ads.
• Anomaly detection. ML-driven flagging of statistical drift relative to seasonality, day-of-week patterns, and account baseline.
• Built-in reporting. Dashboards, white-label audit reports as client deliverables, monthly performance summaries.
• Multi-channel: Google + Microsoft Ads native, Meta integration on 2026 roadmap.
• Auto-tier EUR pricing from €14.90/mo to €1099+/mo.

What SteerAds deliberately doesn't do:

• No programmatic display + CTV integration beyond Google Display Network
• No portfolio bid management at €1M+/month portfolio scale (different architecture for enterprise portfolio scale)
• No managed-service contract option (product-led subscription model only)
• No Meta, LinkedIn, TikTok, Amazon optimization (until Meta ships)

Where the architectures fundamentally differ: Acquisio's bid management was engineered in an era when Google's Smart Bidding was less mature and there was room to replace in-auction bid logic with proprietary algorithms. SteerAds' optimization is engineered for the post-Smart-Bidding era — Smart Bidding handles the in-auction decisions, SteerAds adds the strategic and structural layer that Smart Bidding doesn't address (which bid strategy to use, when to refresh creatives, what budget to allocate to which campaign, what to audit, what anomalies to investigate). Neither architecture is universally better; they fit different operational contexts.

AI maturity and optimization depth

The AI maturity comparison between Acquisio and SteerAds requires understanding the two companies' architectural philosophies, not just feature lists.

Acquisio's AI heritage and 2026 state: Acquisio's bid management algorithms have a decade-plus of operational refinement and are well-regarded in the mid-market segment. The algorithms were designed for an era (2010-2018) when Google's in-auction bidding was less sophisticated and there was meaningful ROI in replacing default Google bidding with proprietary logic. The algorithms remain technically capable in 2026 but their differentiation has eroded as Google Smart Bidding has matured. Specific areas where Acquisio's AI still adds value in 2026:

• Very large portfolios (€1M+/month across 50+ accounts) where portfolio-level optimization across accounts produces meaningful incremental value
• Custom-tuned models for specific verticals (e.g., automotive, real estate, financial services) where Acquisio has accumulated vertical-specific data
• Cross-channel optimization for media buyers running Google + Microsoft + Facebook + display in coordinated campaigns

Where Acquisio's AI is less differentiated in 2026:

• For typical accounts where Smart Bidding handles 80-90% of bid decisions, Acquisio's in-auction algorithmic differentiation is muted
• For accounts below €50k/month spend, the portfolio-level optimization advantage doesn't apply at small portfolio sizes
• For Google-first portfolios (single-channel or Google + Microsoft only), the cross-channel orchestration value doesn't apply

SteerAds' AI architecture in 2026: SteerAds was built post-2020, in the era where Smart Bidding handles in-auction decisions and the value-add is at the structural and strategic layer. The AI architecture explicitly avoids competing with Smart Bidding's auction-time logic. Instead, the optimization stack covers:

• Audit-driven recommendations that surface structural account issues Smart Bidding can't see (account architecture, campaign hierarchy, conversion tracking gaps, landing page mismatches)
• Bid strategy selection — recommending when to use Target ROAS vs Target CPA vs Maximize Conversions based on account characteristics
• Search query intelligence — clustering query patterns to surface intent drift, negative keyword candidates, and emerging long-tail patterns
• RSA optimization — generating responsive search ad headline and description variations with asset performance tracking
• Anomaly detection — statistical drift detection that flags accounts trending toward underperformance before the trend becomes evident in last-week reports
• Budget reallocation — surfacing budget shifts across campaigns based on cumulative performance

The architecture difference matters operationally because most 2026 accounts already rely on Smart Bidding for in-auction decisions. The marginal value of Acquisio's algorithmic depth applies in narrow contexts (very large portfolios, specific verticals); the marginal value of SteerAds' structural layer applies in broad contexts (most Google + Microsoft Ads accounts in 2026).

For SMB and mid-market accounts (€3-50k/month per account): SteerAds' architecture typically produces comparable or better outcomes than Acquisio's because the strategic layer is where most optimization opportunity lives at that scale.

For enterprise accounts (€100k+/month per account, especially in vertical-specific contexts): Acquisio's portfolio depth and custom-tuned models may produce incremental value beyond what Smart Bidding + a strategic layer delivers.

Multi-channel coverage: Google, Bing, and beyond

Multi-channel coverage often gets oversimplified in PPC tool comparisons. The honest read on Acquisio vs SteerAds for multi-channel:

Acquisio's channel coverage in 2026:

• Google Ads — full integration, mature
• Microsoft Ads (Bing) — full integration, mature
• Facebook Ads — full integration, mature
• Centro programmatic stack — display, video, CTV inventory via the Centro DSP
• Yahoo Gemini — deprecated
• TikTok, LinkedIn — limited or via partner integrations

SteerAds' channel coverage in 2026:

• Google Ads — full integration, native, mature
• Microsoft Ads (Bing) — full integration, native, mature
• Meta — on the 2026 roadmap, integration in development
• Other channels — not in scope

Where Acquisio's broader coverage matters:

For enterprise media buyers running coordinated cross-channel campaigns — search on Google + Microsoft, social on Facebook, programmatic display via Centro DSP, video on CTV — Acquisio's unified platform is operationally valuable. The team uses one tool, one reporting interface, one optimization workflow across channels. The integration savings compound at enterprise scale where managing 4-6 separate optimization platforms creates real coordination cost.

For SMB and mid-market PPC managers focused on search (Google + Microsoft), the broader channel coverage is unused capacity. They're not buying programmatic display from a DSP. They're not running coordinated TV + search campaigns. The unified-platform value doesn't apply at their operational scope.

The honest read on Bing/Microsoft Ads coverage: both tools cover Microsoft Ads natively and to similar depth. For the typical 2026 advertiser running Google + Microsoft as the search stack, this dimension is a tie. Microsoft Ads grew meaningfully through 2024-2026 (driven by Bing's share gains via Edge browser and Copilot integration), and any serious PPC automation platform must cover it. Both Acquisio and SteerAds do.

Meta integration trajectory: Acquisio has Facebook Ads coverage today. SteerAds has Meta on the 2026 roadmap. For advertisers running coordinated search + social campaigns where the social platform is Meta, Acquisio provides immediate coverage and SteerAds will provide it once the integration ships. The timing question matters for advertisers prioritizing Meta integration in their 2026 planning.

Multi-channel doesn't equal multi-channel optimization: covering a channel and optimizing across channels are different capabilities. Both platforms surface multi-channel data; only enterprise tiers (Acquisio's enterprise tier, hypothetically SteerAds' future enterprise tier) include true cross-channel budget reallocation logic. For most accounts, what's needed is channel-specific optimization plus consolidated reporting, both of which both platforms provide for their respective channel sets.

Pragmatic recommendation for channel coverage:

• Google + Microsoft Ads focus: either tool works (tie on coverage, win for SteerAds on pricing for SMB-tier)
• Google + Microsoft + Meta focus today: Acquisio if you need Meta now, SteerAds + a separate Meta tool, or wait for SteerAds Meta integration
• Cross-channel programmatic display + CTV: Acquisio or another DSP-integrated platform (SteerAds is out of scope)
• Search-first with planned multi-channel expansion: SteerAds with the option to add channels as the company scales

Pricing transparency: EUR comparison by use case

Pricing transparency is the most visible operational difference between SteerAds and Acquisio in 2026. SteerAds publishes auto-tier pricing in EUR; Acquisio operates a custom-quote model in USD.

Pricing observations:

• Below €50k/month managed spend, SteerAds is 5-25% the cost of Acquisio when Acquisio is even an option
• At mid-market scale, SteerAds remains 15-25% of Acquisio
• At enterprise scale, the gap narrows but SteerAds still costs 25-40% of Acquisio
• The pricing differential is not because SteerAds is "cheap" — it's because Acquisio's pricing model is built for enterprise contract value and SteerAds' pricing model is built for self-serve SaaS economics

Pricing model differences:

• SteerAds: published auto-tier pricing, EUR-native billing, monthly subscription with cancel-anytime, no annual commitment required, no setup fees
• Acquisio: custom-quoted per portfolio, USD billing with FX exposure for EU teams, annual contract with quarterly billing, often includes setup fees, minimum portfolio thresholds

EUR-native invoicing: SteerAds invoices in EUR natively, no FX exposure for European teams, predictable monthly P&L impact. Acquisio's USD billing introduces FX volatility of 5-15% annually on contract value, which materially impacts EU agencies' margin predictability. For an EU agency with $5,000/month Acquisio contract, EUR-equivalent cost can vary by €300-700/month over a 12-month period depending on EUR/USD movement.

Hidden cost considerations:

• Acquisio's managed-service support often includes implementation, ongoing strategic reviews, and onboarding new accounts — value that's bundled into the contract
• SteerAds' product-led model means the team executes optimization workflows themselves, supported by the platform; less hand-holding but more team autonomy
• For agencies, the right comparison includes the cost of internal team time. A €399/mo SteerAds subscription that requires 8 hours/month of team time vs a $4,000/mo Acquisio contract that includes managed-service workflows produces different total cost of ownership

ROI framing for SMB and mid-market: at €3-50k/month per-account spend, an optimization platform that produces 15-25% blended CAC improvement returns €500-12,500/month in efficiency gains per account. SteerAds at €99-499/mo per portfolio captures most of that ROI at a small fraction of the cost. Acquisio's higher cost only makes sense when the incremental optimization depth produces meaningfully better outcomes, which is rare at SMB and mid-market scale where Smart Bidding handles most in-auction decisions.

Onboarding speed: 3-minute audit vs sales-led demo

Time-to-decision is one of the most underrated dimensions in PPC platform evaluation. The gap between SteerAds and Acquisio is structural, not incremental.

SteerAds onboarding workflow:

• Minute 0-3: visit /product/audit, connect Google + Microsoft Ads via OAuth
• Hour 1-24: automated audit runs, 30-page report delivered to email
• Day 1-14: optional human-led audit review session, account configuration
• Day 14+: subscription decision, ongoing optimization

Total time to subscription decision: 14 days, minimal team time, no sales calls required

Acquisio onboarding workflow:

• Day 1-7: web form, qualification call with sales (30-45 min)
• Day 7-14: custom demo (60-90 min) with sales engineer and account executive
• Day 14-28: scoping conversations, custom proposal development
• Day 28-60: contract negotiation, legal review, signature
• Day 60-90: implementation kickoff, managed-service onboarding

Total time to subscription decision: 30-60 days, significant team time for sales meetings, multiple stakeholders involved

Why the onboarding speed gap is operationally significant:

For SMB and mid-market PPC managers, the opportunity cost of a 60-day evaluation cycle is real. During those 60 days, the team continues running accounts without the platform's optimization help — accumulating the same inefficiencies the platform is supposed to fix. A 60-day delay to start optimization costs the equivalent of 60 days × (projected monthly improvement). For an account where the platform produces €5,000/month in incremental efficiency, the 60-day evaluation cycle costs €10,000 in foregone improvement vs a 14-day cycle.

For agencies, the evaluation cycle compounds across accounts. Evaluating a platform for a 10-client portfolio with Acquisio's sales-led process involves the agency principal in multiple sales calls per week for 6-8 weeks. The opportunity cost of senior agency time during the evaluation often exceeds €15,000 in foregone billable work.

The audit-first model's secondary benefit: SteerAds' 30-page audit output is operationally valuable independent of the subscription decision. Even teams that don't subscribe walk away with documented optimization recommendations they can execute manually. The free audit is functionally a piece of consulting work the agency would otherwise pay €5-10k for. Acquisio's sales-led process produces no comparable artifact for teams that don't ultimately sign.

Evaluating the speed gap honestly: the trade-off is depth vs speed. Acquisio's longer sales-led process produces deeper scoping, custom configurations, and a tighter fit between platform capabilities and account specifics — valuable for enterprise contracts where the implementation is genuinely complex. SteerAds' shorter audit-first process produces faster time-to-value but may miss edge cases that a longer scoping conversation would surface. For SMB and mid-market accounts where the optimization workflow is relatively standardized, the depth Acquisio adds isn't worth the time cost. For enterprise accounts with complex multi-channel coordination, the depth may justify the time investment.

Decision framework: SMB direct, agency, or enterprise

The right decision depends on which segment your team belongs to.

SMB direct advertiser (€3-50k/month spend, 1-3 accounts):

• Recommended: SteerAds
• Why: pricing model fits, evaluation speed matches buying process, audit-first onboarding produces immediate value, EUR billing is operationally clean
• When Acquisio would fit instead: virtually never at this scope — Acquisio's go-to-market doesn't serve this segment
• Realistic timeline: 14-day evaluation, immediate value capture

SMB-tier PPC agency (5-25 clients, average €3-30k/month per client):

• Recommended: SteerAds
• Why: per-account pricing scales smoothly, white-label audit reports become client-facing deliverables, EUR billing simplifies agency P&L, evaluation speed matches client-acquisition rhythm
• When Acquisio would fit instead: rarely — the agency would need a portfolio of enterprise-tier clients (€100k+/month each) to justify Acquisio's pricing, which is a different business model than SMB-focused agencies
• Realistic timeline: 14-day evaluation per major client onboarding, ongoing portfolio rollout

Mid-market PPC agency (25-75 clients, mixed SMB and mid-market portfolio):

• Recommended: SteerAds for the SMB portfolio, evaluate Acquisio for the mid-market subset
• Why: a mixed portfolio benefits from a tool that scales across tiers; SteerAds covers €14.90/mo (SMB) to €1099+/mo (mid-market) with consistent operations; Acquisio may add value for the largest 5-10% of clients where portfolio-level optimization across the agency's book matters
• When Acquisio alone would fit instead: if 80%+ of the agency's clients are €100k+/month per account
• Realistic timeline: 30-day evaluation including both tools, phased rollout starting with SteerAds for the SMB tier

Mid-market in-house team (single brand, €50-200k/month spend, multi-channel):

• Recommended: SteerAds for Google + Microsoft Ads, evaluate Acquisio if cross-channel programmatic display is in scope
• Why: SteerAds' optimization depth matches mid-market needs for the search stack; Acquisio's cross-channel platform may add value if the team is also running programmatic display
• When Acquisio alone would fit instead: if programmatic display + CTV media buying is a primary workflow and unified platform value matters
• Realistic timeline: 30-60-day evaluation across both tools

Enterprise in-house team (multi-brand, €500k+/month spend, complex multi-channel):

• Recommended: Acquisio for the multi-channel stack, possibly SteerAds for the Google + Microsoft search optimization layer
• Why: enterprise complexity often benefits from platforms architected for portfolio depth; Acquisio's heritage and managed-service model fit enterprise buying processes
• When SteerAds alone would fit instead: if the team's actual workflow is search-first (Google + Microsoft) with display and social handled by separate tools
• Realistic timeline: 60-90-day evaluation with formal RFP process

Enterprise PPC agency (75+ clients, portfolio >€5M/month):

• Recommended: Acquisio for the portfolio backbone, SteerAds or similar for the SMB-tier client subset
• Why: at very large portfolio scale, the value of unified platform across hundreds of accounts matters; managed-service support fits enterprise agency operations
• Realistic timeline: 60-90-day evaluation with multiple stakeholder approval

Decision tree summary:

• Below €50k/month total portfolio: SteerAds
• €50-500k/month total portfolio: SteerAds, evaluate Acquisio for the largest accounts if cross-channel is in scope
• €500k-5M/month total portfolio: parallel evaluation, likely both tools in different roles
• Above €5M/month total portfolio: Acquisio backbone, supplementary tools for specific tiers

For deeper context on adjacent decisions, see our best AI PPC automation tools 2026 guide and our acquisio alternatives 2026 overview.

30-day evaluation playbook

The HowTo schema above provides the day-by-day. Strategic framing for the 30-day evaluation:

Phase 1 — Map the portfolio and define must-haves (Days 1-3). Before evaluating any tool, document what you're actually buying for: account count, monthly spend per account, channels per account, current optimization workflows, time consumed per workflow, and the specific outcomes you'd want a platform to improve. This document becomes the scoring rubric for the rest of the evaluation. Skipping this phase produces evaluations that drift toward feature comparisons without clear decision criteria.

Phase 2 — Test SteerAds via the free audit (Days 4-5). The 30-page audit output is decision-ready evidence. Read it critically with the team that actually manages the accounts. The audit either surfaces meaningful optimization opportunity (clear SteerAds case) or surfaces only generic recommendations (your accounts may be well-optimized or SteerAds' approach doesn't pick up your specific challenges). Either outcome is decision-useful.

Phase 3 — Initiate Acquisio sales process in parallel (Days 6-10). The qualification call within Acquisio's process is itself decision-useful evidence. If Acquisio qualifies your portfolio into the sales process, the evaluation continues. If they qualify you out — which happens for most SMB-tier portfolios — the decision becomes much simpler: SteerAds wins by default because Acquisio isn't an option.

Phase 4 — Read the SteerAds audit with the team (Days 11-15). The audit review session is where the evaluation either confirms or fails to confirm SteerAds. Bring the daily operators, not just decision-makers. Document specific recommendations the team agrees with and would execute. This list becomes the projected impact of SteerAds on your accounts.

Phase 5 — Attend the Acquisio custom demo if applicable (Days 16-20). If you qualified into Acquisio's sales process, the custom demo is the depth-evaluation moment. Push for specifics: how does Acquisio's AI architecture interact with Smart Bidding in 2026? What's the realistic month-1 and month-6 outcome for accounts like yours? What's the support model and SLA? Vague answers in a custom demo predict vague outcomes in production.

Phase 6 — Compute the decision matrix (Days 21-25). Score each tool against the must-haves from Phase 1. Tools that score high on portfolio fit, pricing fit, and operational fit are the realistic options. Tools that score high in absolute capability but fail portfolio or pricing fit aren't realistic options regardless of capability.

Phase 7 — Validate budget and contract terms (Days 26-28). Project total annual cost in EUR for each option. For Acquisio, factor in FX exposure on USD billing. For SteerAds, project the auto-tier scaling as the portfolio grows. Validate that the projected ROI from each tool justifies the cost differential.

Phase 8 — Commit and plan rollout (Days 29-30). Sign and execute. Document the projected outcomes in writing so you can measure against them at the 90-day post-deployment review.

Common 30-day evaluation mistakes:

• Evaluating both tools without first mapping the portfolio and must-haves
• Letting Acquisio's sales process consume so much team time that the evaluation feels like sunk cost requiring justification
• Conflating Acquisio's historical reputation (strong) with its 2026 fit for SMB and mid-market portfolios (often weak)
• Ignoring FX exposure when comparing EUR vs USD pricing
• Letting a single decision-maker decide without involving daily users

For broader 2026 platform context, see best Google Ads optimization software 2026 and the SteerAds vs Skai platform 2026 honest review.

If you're a SMB direct advertiser, PPC agency, or mid-market team wanting to evaluate SteerAds' optimization approach on your accounts, the free 14-day audit is the lowest-friction first step — connect Google + Microsoft Ads in 3 minutes, get a 30-page audit report within 24 hours, decide whether the optimization opportunity justifies the subscription before committing to anything.

Sources

Official and third-party sources consulted for this guide:

• centro.net

  — Centro / Acquisio product documentation and enterprise positioning

• support.google.com/google-ads

  — Google Smart Bidding documentation and API references

• about.ads.microsoft.com

  — Microsoft Ads documentation and channel growth disclosures

• g2.com/categories/ppc

  — G2 reviews and category comparisons for PPC automation platforms

• gartner.com

  — Gartner research on Search Advertising Management and Marketing Analytics 2025

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