Get your LinkedIn ads performing in weeks, not months

One. DemandSense is a LinkedIn Ads platform for B2B marketers. Analytics, website visitor identification, the optimization controls, revenue attribution and competitor monitoring sit in one account and read the same companies: the company that engaged with your ad is the one you see on your site and in your CRM. Both plans include every module; they differ by monthly credits.

The companies engaging with your ads start showing up in the first week. How soon that's enough to act on depends on your spend and audience size, which is why every signal sits next to your category benchmark. It tells you when what you're seeing is worth acting on.

No signal is 100% accurate, and we don't ask you to bet blind on one. Engagement is a leading indicator: it shows the direction a campaign is heading weeks before a lead or a closed deal proves it. That's a clearer picture than clicks and cost per click, but it's still an early one. Attribution confirms it once the conversions land.

Not Campaign Manager: that is where you buy and serve the ads, and it stays that way. DemandSense sits beside it, reads the results at company level, sets them next to your site visits and CRM, and adds controls that go further than Campaign Manager's own: a schedule that can drop the bid to a cent overnight instead of stopping, a frequency cap per company, exclusions for the companies you mark as won't buy, and a monthly ceiling that pauses at your number. If you pay for a separate visitor identification, attribution or scheduling tool, each of those is a module here.

Yes, with HubSpot, Salesforce and Attio. Deals come into DemandSense so you can see which campaigns influenced them. You don't need a CRM to start, because engagement and site visits work without one.

Only the controls you switch on act on LinkedIn. Ad Scheduling pauses ads outside your buyers' hours, or bids $0.01 on manual bidding. Audience Tuning and Frequency Cap reach LinkedIn at the weekly sync. Budget Control pauses campaigns at your monthly cap and turns them back on on the 1st. Moving budget or pausing a campaign stays your call.

Your ad account, your CRM and your AI assistant. Campaigns stay in Campaign Manager and deals stay in HubSpot, Salesforce or Attio. Your AI assistant gets read-only access, scoped to your own account. Benchmarks use anonymized, aggregated data. Your AI assistant reads and recommends; the controls act only where you switch them on.

Companies, and the people behind them on US traffic, matched to the ads that brought them. We don't publish one match rate, because it depends on your traffic. You'll see your own during the trial.

Personal data from EU visitors and contacts is handled under GDPR, and a formal data-protection certification is in progress. Person-level identification runs on US traffic only; outside the US, visitors are identified at company level.

Yes. It is built for the marketer who owns LinkedIn at a small B2B company, with no RevOps team behind them. The read, the controls and the attribution sit in one place, so nobody has to build the report by hand.