NegativeShield

Product

The negative-keyword AI that explains every decision.

NegativeShield reads every search term in the context of what each client actually sells, gives it a verdict with a one-line reason, and pushes approved negatives back to Google Ads in one click.

53,287

search terms analyzed

11,107

junk terms found

444 hrs

of manual review saved

32

Google Ads accounts

Works with Google Ads

SearchShoppingPerformance MaxDisplayVideo

What you get

One job, done properly

NegativeShield is not a broad PPC suite. It does search-term classification and one-click negative management better than anyone.

A verdict and a reason on every term

Each search term is marked relevant or irrelevant with a one-line, human-readable reason you can spot-check and defend to a client. No black box.

MCC-native, every client in one place

Sign in once. Every client account in your Google Ads manager account shows up in one dashboard, so you switch as fast as switching tabs.

Isolated context per client

Each client's business description, brand list, and targets drive its own classifications. No cross-contamination between accounts.

One-click apply via the official API

Approve the negatives you want and push them back to Google Ads as exclusion lists in seconds. No CSV exports, no copy-paste, no scripts.

Human in the loop by design

Nothing syncs until you approve it. Override any verdict, edit any negative, choose the match type. You stay in control.

Private by default

Official Google Ads API only. Your client data never trains a public model, and handling is GDPR-aware.

Explainable by design

See the reason before you exclude anything

Every verdict comes with a one-sentence reason: why this search term is junk, or why it should stay. You review the reasoning, not a score, so you can catch a wrong call and override it in one click.

That is the difference between trusting a tool and being able to explain it to a client who asks why you blocked a term.

How it works

How it works

From a fresh client account to live negatives — in three steps.

1

Connect your MCC (or a single account)

app.negativeshield.com/connect
MCC · 12 client accounts
Acme CRMconnected
Bluefin Travelconnected
Nord Repairsconnected

Sign in with the Google account that has access. Direct accounts and MCC hierarchies both work — add a new client account in a couple of minutes.

2

AI classifies each term against that client's context

app.negativeshield.com/review
free crm templateJunk

Freebie hunters — no intent

crm for small agencyRelevant

ICP match — small B2B

salesforce alt redditQuest.

Research stage — watch CPA

Every query is labelled relevant, junk, or questionable — with a short reason, judged against that specific client's business, not generic rules.

3

Approve and sync — negatives live in seconds

app.negativeshield.com/apply
47Selected: 47 negatives
Export CSVApply to Google Ads
Synced via official API · 5s

Review the verdicts, accept in bulk or override individual calls, and push negatives straight to Google Ads via the official API.

Product questions

Does NegativeShield apply negatives automatically?+

No. It classifies search terms and proposes negatives, but nothing is pushed to Google Ads until you approve it. You can override any verdict and edit any negative before it syncs.

Does it support agency manager accounts (MCC)?+

Yes. Sign in once and every client account under your Google Ads manager account appears in one dashboard, each with its own isolated business context.

How does it handle different industries?+

Each client account carries its own business description, brand terms, and targets. Those drive its classifications, so a term that is junk for one client can stay relevant for another.

What happens to my data?+

NegativeShield reads and writes only through the official Google Ads API. Your client search-term data is never used to train a public model, and handling is GDPR-aware.

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Want to try NegativeShield?

Fill out the form — we'll respond within 12 hours and set up a demo on your accounts.