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Negative keyword tool for Google Ads that checks every active positive keyword before you block anything. Recommends Exact, Phrase, or Broad per term, and estimates the spend Google hides behind "privacy."

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| Website | codegres.org | search-savior.com |
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| Company | — | Startup from the United Kingdom · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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Google Ads hides between 27% and 73% of your search query data behind a "privacy" filter. The waste you can see is a fraction of the waste you're paying for. SearchSavior scans your search terms daily, flags the queries that spent money and converted nothing, and recommends the...
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SearchSavior's answer:
Other tools give you a list of bad search terms and leave you to decide how to block them. SearchSavior makes the match type decision for you, explains why, and checks for conflicts before anything changes. It also estimates waste hiding in data Google won't show you.
SearchSavior's answer:
PPC managers, Google Ads freelancers, and agencies managing multiple client accounts who want to stop wasting time adding exact match negatives one by one and start blocking waste strategically.
SearchSavior's answer:
I kept seeing the same problem in every Google Ads account: Google uses AI to expand what you pay for, but the negative keyword system still uses strict literal matching from 2009. Google even filed a patent that year describing match type recommendations for negatives. They never shipped it. So I built it.
SearchSavior's answer:
React, TypeScript, Node.js, Express, Supabase, Google Ads API, Gemini AI, Stripe, Resend, Puppeteer.
SearchSavior's answer:
It's the only Google Ads keyword tool that recommends Exact, Phrase, or Broad match per negative keyword AND checks your positive keywords for conflicts before blocking. Every other tool finds waste. SearchSavior tells you how to block it safely.
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