Using the marketplace
Find a ready-made Google Ads script, install it, adapt it and keep it up to date.
The marketplace is a library of 130+ Google Ads scripts with documentation, configuration variables and ratings. Installing one copies it into your workspace, where it behaves like any script you wrote yourself.
Find a script
Open Marketplace from the sidebar. The catalog is public, so you can browse it before signing up.
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Search by name, tag or author. Filter by campaign type, difficulty and access; sort by installs, rating or newest.
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Badges show the category, the difficulty and whether the script is Free or Premium.
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Add to Scripts installs the script into your library.
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Added β it is already in your workspace.
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Upgrade β a Premium script that needs a paid subscription.
Tip
Premium scripts unlock when you subscribe to a paid plan. They stay locked during the free trial.
Read the details, then install
Click a card to open the script's page before installing.
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Overview and Setup explain what the script does and what it needs, such as a spreadsheet.
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Configuration Variables lists every setting with its default value.
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Add to Scripts creates your copy. Then assign accounts, set values and paste the loader as described in Scripts and deployment.
Make it yours
An installed script is your copy. Edit the code, rename it, change its variables β the marketplace original is unaffected, and your edits are never overwritten unless you choose to upgrade.
Once you have used a script, leave a rating or a review on its marketplace page. Ratings and install counts help other teams choose.
Updating an installed script
When the marketplace original gets a new version, chiliad notifies you and flags every installed copy with Update available.
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The banner on the script page says an update exists, what changed, and whether your copy has local edits.
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Compare the Incoming update with Your local changes before deciding.
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Values you set in the script's top-level variables are carried over to the new version.
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Upgrade to latest version replaces the code. The previous code stays in Versions, so you can restore it.