In shortMadgicx is an optimisation platform for making a Meta ad account perform better, and on that axis it does considerably more than Admetriq does. Admetriq is a monitoring layer for an agency deciding which of thirty client accounts needs attention today, which is a different question and one Madgicx is not shaped around.
What Madgicx is for
Madgicx is a Meta advertising optimisation platform — Facebook and Instagram only, like Admetriq. Its feature set is built around making an ad account perform better: audience targeting, creative performance analysis, automated campaign management and an attribution add-on.
Its natural customer is someone responsible for the performance of a Meta account and looking for depth: more ways to find audiences, more analysis of which creative works, and rules that act on the account without waiting for anyone. Pricing is tiered by monthly ad spend.
If that is the job you have, Madgicx does things Admetriq does not do at all. Admetriq has no audience-building, no bid optimisation and no creative generation. It would be a poor substitute and there is no point pretending otherwise.
Where they actually differ
Which one you want
Choose Madgicx if
- You run your own brand's Meta ads and want depth on audiences, creative and bidding.
- You want rules that act on the account automatically, without a person in the loop.
- You need cross-channel attribution alongside optimisation.
- You are optimising one account, or a handful, rather than triaging many.
Choose Admetriq if
- You are an agency and the hard part is not optimising one account, it is knowing which of thirty needs you this morning.
- You hold two clients in the same category and need certainty that nothing learned on one can surface in the other's recommendations.
- Your clients sell things at wildly different prices and one benchmark for “expensive” is wrong for most of them.
- Lead quality matters more than lead cost, and a suspiciously cheap lead needs checking rather than scaling.
- You want nothing to reach a client's account without a person approving that specific change.
No card for the trial. You're never moved to a paid plan without choosing one.
Common questions
Is there a Madgicx alternative for agencies with many client accounts?
Admetriq is built for that case. It checks every connected client account every few hours, judges each one against its own history rather than one benchmark, and puts the clients that need attention first. Changes come as proposals that wait for someone on your team to approve them. The free trial covers two clients for 7 days.
Is Admetriq a Madgicx alternative?
Only for part of what Madgicx does. If you came looking for audience targeting, creative generation or automated bidding, Admetriq does none of those and is not a replacement. If you came because you manage many client accounts and cannot keep up with watching them, that is the part Admetriq is built for.
Can Admetriq optimise campaigns automatically like Madgicx's rules?
No, by design. Admetriq produces a proposal with its reasoning attached and waits for a person to approve it. On an agency's own account that gate is an inconvenience; on a client's account it is the difference between a change you can explain on a call and one you have to discover afterwards.
Does Admetriq work across Google, TikTok or LinkedIn?
No. Meta only, which is the same scope as Madgicx. If you need several platforms in one place, neither of these is the answer.
Which is cheaper?
Not one this page can settle. Madgicx prices by monthly ad spend and shows the figure in-app; Admetriq prices by client accounts, in rupees: ₹2,399 a month for up to 3, ₹6,999 for up to 10, ₹14,999 for up to 25, ₹24,999 for up to 60 (launch prices), and a year costs ten months. Which costs less depends on your ad spend and how many clients you run, so check Madgicx's current figure against your own numbers.
Can I try Admetriq without leaving Madgicx?
Yes. Admetriq connects through your own Meta Business Manager, and nothing about that requires removing another tool. It changes nothing on an account without approval, so running both side by side for the trial week is a fair way to compare them on your own clients.
What happens when the free trial ends?
Nothing is charged: the trial needs no card. After 7 days the dashboard stays open and the rest of the app pauses until you choose a plan. Your clients and their history are kept either way.
How this page was put together
Madgicx's own site blocks automated access, so the description below is drawn from its public positioning and third-party listings rather than from the product itself. Pricing in particular is spend-tiered and shown inside the app, and review sites quote figures that disagree with each other — check madgicx.com for the current number rather than trusting any comparison page, including this one.
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