Groas runs paid ads, SEO and AI search on a performance basis, with a 40% target in 90 days or free work. Pricing is set on a fit call.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Groas is a service that runs paid ads, SEO and AI search for businesses and for the agencies that serve them. It pairs machine learning models that make changes around the clock with senior strategists, and a named strategist owns the result for each account. The company says it drives $1bn+ in attributable revenue per year for 500+ businesses and agencies. These figures come from groas and have not been independently verified.
The product began in April 2025 as recommendations software for live search accounts. It moved to fully autonomous execution in January 2026 and added a done-for-you service in Spring 2026. Its commercial model is built around outcomes: businesses pay for a 90-day sprint with a written target, and groas keeps working for free if the target is missed.
Each engagement starts with a fit call. Groas reviews the business's accounts and site, records where it stands today as a baseline, and puts the target in writing before any payment. In week one, quick wins ship first: spend that is not converting is cut, and missing pages and technical fixes go live within 24 hours.
From weeks two to twelve, groas's models work every bid, keyword, page and citation around the clock while the strategist steers and sends a weekly report. At day 90 a scorecard decides what happens next. If the target is hit, the business can keep scaling with groas or take back control. If it is missed, groas keeps working free until the target is met.
The Paid Ads Sprint works Google Ads and ChatGPT Ads, with a target of 40% more sales or leads at a cost per sale no higher than day 0. Scaling beyond the current budget requires the business's approval. The SEO & AI Search Sprint targets 40% more visibility across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, DeepSeek, Grok, Google's AI Overviews and Google search, using new pages every day, technical fixes and authority built on sites the engines trust.
Groas describes its work as five layers: demand mapping, ads, pages and content, the technical layer, budget and authority, and measurement. Reporting is weekly and written in plain language. Support includes white-glove onboarding, a dedicated Slack channel and monthly strategy calls, with biweekly calls for larger accounts.
Groas runs paid ads, SEO and AI search for businesses and for the agencies that serve them. Its own models do the day-to-day work, a named strategist owns the result, and businesses pay based on performance.
Groas does not publish prices. Businesses pay once, up front, for a 90-day sprint, and the price and target are agreed in writing before payment. Agencies get a price set on a fit call based on their client book.
Agencies get seven days of the full service on a real client account. For businesses, the equivalent is the performance guarantee, which covers the whole first quarter.
If the 40% target is not met by day 90, groas keeps working at no charge until it is, and free months are never billed later. If the target is hit, a business can keep scaling with groas or take back control of its campaigns, pages and citations.
The Paid Ads Sprint covers Google Ads and ChatGPT Ads. The SEO & AI Search Sprint covers ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, DeepSeek, Grok, Google's AI Overviews and Google search.
Yes. Every account gets white-glove onboarding, a dedicated Slack channel and a monthly strategy call, with larger accounts on biweekly calls. Qualified applicants also get a call with the founding team within a day.
Yes. Agencies connect their clients once and groas delivers under the agency's name, with reports carrying the agency's brand and a strategist supporting its team.
Businesses that want paid ads and organic search managed end to end with a performance-linked fee, and agencies that want to add delivery capacity. Businesses wanting a self-serve tool with public pricing may find the application process less direct.