How to Get Access to a Client's Google Ads Account
Google Ads accountThe easiest way for clients to give you Google Ads access
Stop wasting time asking clients for their 10-digit Google Ads ID or walking them through linking to your MCC. Instead, use ClientInvite to automate your onboarding process and leave a lasting impression on your clients.
Generate Your Static Link
In your ClientInvite dashboard, select 'Google Ads' and generate your secure request link.
- Choose the permission level (view or manage Access)
- Optionally customize the request link with your branding
- Copy the Google Ads request link
Google- Google Ads
Google Analytics
Tag Manager
Search Console
Business Profile
Send the Link to Your Client
Share the secure access link with your client via email, Slack, or anywhere else.
- 100% secure and user-friendly process
- No client passwords stored, ever
- The client can revoke access at any time
Client Authorizes Access
Your client logs into Google and approves the request. Access is granted automatically!
- Client follows Google prompts
- Access appears in your Google Ads Manager Account (MCC)
- The client never even had to leave the page
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Frequently Asked Questions
When requesting Google Ads access via ClientInvite, you can choose from either view (audit) or manage (admin) access permissions.
When your client clicks the link, they authorize access via Google's secure OAuth system. ClientInvite then uses Google's API to link their Ads account to your specified Google Ads Manager Account (MCC), granting you access in seconds.
Yes, absolutely. The client retains full control and can revoke access granted through ClientInvite at any time directly within their Google Ads account settings. You also keep access if you cancel your ClientInvite subscription.
Using ClientInvite, you can request access to almost every Google asset, including Google Ads, Google Analytics (GA4), Google Search Console, Google Tag Manager, and Google Business Profile. You can also request access to other platforms, like Facebook, Instagram and Shopify.