Mindra

Mindra is a team of AI agents that runs the ad budget for ecommerce and D2C brands. It connects the platforms a brand buys media on to the store and payment data where orders actually land, scores every campaign on the revenue that arrived rather than on platform-reported conversions, and moves budget toward what sells. The company says it does ad budget for ecommerce brands and nothing else, and that because it does not sell ads it has no stake in which platform gets the money. Mindra Inc. is a Delaware corporation founded in Istanbul in 2025, backed by TQ Ventures and a member of the NVIDIA Inception program.

Mindra is built for brands running their own paid media across several platforms, usually from around $30k a month in ad spend upwards, and most of its customers sell on Shopify. On the spend side it connects Google Ads, Meta Ads, TikTok Ads, Snapchat, Pinterest, Reddit, Amazon Ads, Apple Search Ads, Microsoft Ads and X, and on the revenue side Shopify, Stripe and GA4, plus AppsFlyer and other attribution tools. One agent per channel makes its case and an orchestrator holding the total budget decides the moves. Each day's plan of budget moves, pauses and creative or audience tests arrives in Slack or the app, and nothing changes until the team approves it. The total budget stays where the team sets it, and Mindra watches the accounts around the clock so that a spend spike or a fatigued creative arrives with a proposed fix.

The agents run on Mindra's wider agent platform, which its integrations page describes as having 3,000+ built-in connectors, and its help center documents connecting apps, registering custom API or MCP tools and approving actions. Connecting accounts takes a few minutes through each platform's own login screen, after which Mindra pulls recent history and prepares a first plan.

Pricing is 5% of the monthly ad spend Mindra manages, with everything included and no tiers or seats. The fee is charged on the spend on channels handed to Mindra, not on spend it adds, and channels a brand keeps running itself do not count. Mindra does not publish its contract terms. Enterprise customers get Mindra's allocation model post-trained on their own account history, margins and seasonality, a named account team, a backtest on the last quarter and a shadow mode before it touches a live budget, then live moves inside set limits with approvals above a threshold. The enterprise page lists SAML SSO, RBAC, EU data residency, a DPA on request and exportable audit logs, and says a customer's data trains only that customer's model.

Mindra's security page and site footer present SOC 2 Type II and GDPR compliance and Zero Data Retention. Its trust center lists SOC 2 and GDPR as compliant without naming an auditor, and its documents sit behind an access request.

Mindra suits ecommerce and D2C brands with spend spread across several ad platforms that want budget moved on store revenue under approval. Enterprise advertisers that want agents to plan and execute campaigns across many channels should look at Smartly. Brands advertising mainly on Meta that want an AI media buyer to launch campaigns as well as move budget should look at Crush, and teams that need the ads themselves produced should look at Superscale or AdCreative.ai.

Current state Q4 2026: Mindra has repositioned from a general multi-agent platform to budget-aware ad agents for ecommerce brands, and its pricing page now charges 5% of managed ad spend in place of the Starter, Pro and Max plans it sold in October. It has no reviews yet on G2, Capterra, Trustpilot or Product Hunt. The company announced a $1.2M pre-seed round in February 2026 and was named Product Hunt's #1 Product of the Day on May 4, 2026.