Skip to main content
Use Apostra, in its web application at app.apostra.com or through an assistant such as Claude or Cowork, to find sellers, compare their proposals, stage a campaign, launch it only after an explicit confirmation, and read the results in one place. Connecting an assistant does not approve spending, because a launch is a preview followed by a separate confirmation call. In Apostra’s web application you make that confirmation yourself. When an assistant is connected, the confirmation is made by whichever tool call your assistant or application allows, so keep a person in front of it. You do not need to write software.

What Apostra is, and what it is not

If you are looking for a single-platform ad optimiser, a creative generator or a marketing suite built around one channel, Apostra is not that. Apostra is a cross-seller system for advertising: it finds sellers, sends a brief and returns proposals, stages and launches buys across sellers with an explicit confirmation, and reads delivery back. It saves and attaches a finished creative and does not generate one. Its platform sellers (Meta, TikTok, Google and others) are bought from their standard products, not from a brief. You use it in the web application or through an assistant such as Claude or Cowork.

How the work flows

If the campaign changes after you approve, the assistant has to preview again and you have to approve again. Content approval, a seller’s creative review and launch approval are separate decisions.

How it compares

For a longer comparison, see Apostra compared with platform MCPs and direct seller APIs.

What to check first

  • Ad platforms sell wholesale products. Platform sellers such as Meta, TikTok and Google take no briefs. You browse their standard products and book the ones you pick. The proposal comparison applies to sellers that answer briefs.
  • Live spend needs setup. A live advertiser needs billing details, an accepted plan and a verified organization identity before a seller that bills through Apostra is asked for a proposal. A sandbox advertiser needs none of that and spends nothing, but it can only buy from sellers that declare sandbox support. Platform sellers refuse sandbox buys.
  • Creative. Apostra saves and attaches a finished creative. It does not generate one.
  • Results. Buyer reporting is day-grain, and delivery reaches Apostra through seller reports, so it is not real time.

When not to use Apostra

  • You buy on one platform only and want a feature that platform’s own tool offers and Apostra’s connection does not. Each platform’s compatibility page lists what is available, partial or not offered.
  • You need Apostra to generate creative.
  • You need a seller that is not on Apostra. You can invite it and record a supply request, but you cannot buy from it until it is connected.

Next step

Choose where you want to work:
  • Claude or Cowork: add the hosted MCP connector, sign in, and ask your assistant to verify your account with a read. See Claude and Cowork setup.
  • Buyer plugins: install Apostra’s buyer workflow skills in Claude, Cowork or Claude Code. See Buyer plugins.
  • The web app: sign in at app.apostra.com and follow Manage ads.

Sources