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Find your Google Ads customer ID
Verified July 2026 · takes about 2 minutes
Sign in at ads.google.com and click your profile picture in the top right corner. Your customer ID is the 10-digit number, formatted like 123-456-7890, shown under your account name. Send that number to us so we can send you a manager link request.
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Access level: No access needed; just send us the ID — the customer ID lets us send a link request from our manager account. It is not a login and cannot be used to change anything in your account on its own, but Google recommends sharing it only with people you trust.
YOU'LL NEED
- · Any login on the Google Ads account
- · About 30 seconds
STEP BY STEP
Sign in to your Google Ads account at ads.google.com
Click your profile picture in the top right corner
Read the customer ID under your account name
It is a 10-digit number in the format 123-456-7890. The same ID is also displayed in the top right corner of the Google Ads interface.
Send it to us
Email the number to ilya@liveppcads.com and we will send the manager link request to that account.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
We send a link request from our manager account to that ID. You accept it under Admin, then Access and security, on the Managers tab; our guide on accepting a manager request walks through it.
You stay in control. Nothing to revoke. The customer ID is a permanent account identifier. If you accept our link request later, you can unlink us at any time from the Managers tab.
COMMON SNAGS
I manage several accounts and see more than one ID
If you use a manager account, click the dropdown arrow next to the manager account name in the top left; each account's ID appears under its name. Send us the ID of the individual account that runs the ads, not the manager account.
I cannot sign in but need the ID
The customer ID appears in previous Google Ads emails and on billing statements, and in your payments profile under Payments profiles.
Steps verified against Google's official help article. Platform interfaces change — if a label looks different, the official doc is the tiebreaker.