Lily Revenue for Apple Ads
The missing revenue column in Apple Ads
What it does
Lily Revenue adds campaign, ad group, and keyword revenue directly beside Spend in Apple Ads. Connect RevenueCat or AppsFlyer, then see which ads generate paying users without leaving the reports you already use. Turn cost-only reporting into revenue-aware decisions, scale what pays back, and cut wasted spend faster.
Add campaign, ad group, and keyword revenue directly after Spend in Apple Search Ads using RevenueCat or AppsFlyer data.
See campaign, ad group, and keyword revenue directly after Spend—without leaving the report you already use. Use the Apple Ads campaign, ad group, or keyword report you already know. The same RevenueCat or AppsFlyer matching logic used by Lily Analytics runs for the selected date range. A green Revenue column lands immediately after Spend, aligned row by row. Lily enriches the report you see. It does not edit campaigns, bids, budgets, or keywords. To match revenue, the extension sends the current Apple Ads account, report level, campaign or ad group IDs, and selected date range to chatlily.ai over HTTPS. It does not collect unrelated browsing history. Lily is an independent product and is…from chatlily.ai
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