2 October, 2026

The performance chart on account pages, in Portfolio and on Home now plots your actual figures. Pick one metric and you get its real values on a proper axis. Pick a few and they sit on top of each other, each on its own scale, with the first metric's axis on the left and the second's on the right, coloured to match.

The chart follows the date picker above the table. Turn on a comparison and the previous period shows as a dashed line for each metric, the metric boxes show how much each one moved, and hovering a day gives you both values side by side. The Home card does this for the last 7 days against the 7 before.

Click a metric box to hide or show its line. The dropdown at the top of the box still swaps the metric. The colours are softer too, so four lines are easier on the eye.

On an account, the chart now stays put when you switch to Keywords, Ad Groups or Ads, or open a single campaign. It always shows the whole account's totals.

Pace now has one date picker, and it works the same on campaigns, ad groups, ads, keywords, Portfolio, Changes, Alerts, Sparks and Reports. The presets match everywhere. Pace remembers the preset rather than the dates, so if you picked "This month" in September, you'll see October when you come back today.

"Last 7, 14, 30 and 90 days" now end yesterday on performance pages and in reports, which is how Google and Meta Ads Manager count them. A half-finished day won't drag your comparisons down anymore. Changes, Alerts and Sparks still include today, since that's where you go to see what just happened.

Turn on a comparison and both ranges show on the calendar. Your range follows you from account to account and into Portfolio. There's a refresh button in the picker for the latest figures, and hovering it tells you how old the numbers on screen are. Weeks start on Monday.

Members of your workspace can now do the day-to-day work themselves. Anyone can change budgets and statuses, edit campaigns on every platform, and connect or reconnect an ad platform from Linked Accounts. When the workspace owner has turned on AI changes, members can also ask Dot or Claude to make changes for them.

Owners and admins still look after the things that are hard to undo: disconnecting a platform, unlinking accounts, billing and the team. A member can't swap out a working connection someone else set up, so nobody's accounts drop off by accident.

Ask Claude or Dot to change budgets across your accounts and campaign groups, up to 500 at a time. Goals and their targets, schedules, overspend settings, alert routing, weekly reports, Sparks, Daily Floor pacing, flights and budget rollover can all go in the same request. You can also have it set up new campaign groups and move campaigns between them.

You see every change, as before and after, before anything is saved. In Dot, nothing happens until you press Apply, and big budget jumps or changes to how Pace spends money need a tick first. Bulk Management's checks still apply, including your plan's spend limit, and each change shows up in the Changes tab. Setting a single pacing target through Claude or Dot goes through Bulk Management's checks too.

Once the owner turns on AI changes, anyone in the workspace can use it in Dot or Claude. For Claude, tick write access when you connect.

When you change the goal on an account or campaign group, Pace now keeps your target if the new goal is measured the same way. CPA and conversion action goals use an amount, and ROAS uses a multiple. Switch from CPA to a conversion action and your $40 stays. Switch to ROAS and the old target is cleared, ready for a new one. This works the same in account settings, group settings, Bulk Management and AI bulk edits.

Typing a new message instead of pressing Apply or Approve now cancels the card, and Dot carries on with what you asked. Cards the chat has already moved past show no buttons.

Each portfolio on the Portfolios page now shows Yesterday, Daily and Remaining for the whole client, right above the same columns on its accounts. The totals add up exactly what each account shows and convert into the portfolio's currency, so you can read a client's spend yesterday, what it needs per day to land on budget, and what's left this month without opening the portfolio.

New workspaces can book a free 1:1 call with the Pace team for help setting up the rest of their accounts. The offer shows at the end of setup, then in the panel in the corner of the app for your workspace's first 14 days. Pick a time and it goes away.

On Meta accounts, the Results column now sits first in the campaign table, ahead of Spend, so the number you're optimising for is the first thing you read. If you've arranged your columns before, Results moves to the front once; after that, put it wherever you like from the column manager and Pace keeps it there.