Kitchn supports high-volume paid social workflows across Meta, TikTok, Snapchat, Pinterest and Google Demand Gen. For agencies managing hundreds or thousands of ads across client accounts, Kitchn helps reduce repetitive setup, bring more consistency to the launch process and keep media buyers out of one-ad-at-a-time workflows.
Support and functionality varies by platform. Explore each platform below to see what Kitchn can do.
Facebook & InstagramMeta is where Kitchn offers its deepest paid social workflow support.
Agencies can use Kitchn to build and launch ads in bulk, work from existing campaign and ad set structures, standardise recurring setup and add more control around high-volume Meta operations.
Kitchn also supports Meta-specific automation, monitoring and creative reporting workflows.

TikTokKitchn supports TikTok ad creation and launch workflows for teams managing higher volumes across client accounts.
Prepare and launch ads at scale while reducing the repetitive setup that would otherwise sit with individual media buyers.
Kitchn also supports TikTok rule workflows including pausing ads, Slack notifications and webhooks.

SnapchatKitchn supports Snapchat ad launching as part of a more structured paid social workflow.
Teams can prepare and launch larger volumes of Snapchat ads without building each one individually.
Kitchn also validates required Snapchat creative specifications before launch, including the required 9:16 video format.

Two further channels your team can launch to from the same workflow.
PinterestKitchn supports Pinterest ad launching for agencies managing Pinterest alongside other paid social channels.
Teams can prepare and launch ads at scale using existing account structures rather than handling every ad individually. Pinterest performance is also supported within Kitchn Creative Reporting.
Kitchn supports Google Demand Gen ad launching into existing ad groups.
Teams can prepare Demand Gen ads through Kitchn as part of the same high-volume operating workflow used across other supported channels. Ads created through Kitchn land paused, giving the media buyer control before they are activated.
The advertising platform may change from client to client, but much of the operational work stays the same.
Assets still need preparing.
Copy still needs setting up.
Tracking still needs to be correct.
Ads still need launching.
And as account volume grows, media buyers still need a process that doesn't depend on repeating the same manual steps hundreds of times.
Kitchn gives agencies a more structured way to handle that work across the paid social platforms it supports.
Supporting another client channel shouldn't automatically mean adding more manual ad operations.
For agencies managing hundreds or thousands of ads every month, Kitchn helps reduce the repetitive work that multiplies across clients, accounts, markets and platforms.
Less manual setup for media buyers.
More consistent execution for Heads of Paid Social.
More capacity for the agency as volume grows.