Google Ads Management Google Ads that pay for themselves.

How we run your ads month to month

Most agencies check an ads account once a month. We look at yours every day. That matters because Google Ads leaks money quietly — a search that doesn't fit, a bid that crept too high, a campaign spending on people who will never buy. Small leaks, caught daily, are the difference between ads that pay for themselves and ads that don't.

Day to day, that means adjusting bids and budgets, blocking searches that waste money, and testing new ad copy against what's already running. You don't have to watch any of this. Once a month you get a plain-English report: what was spent, what came back, and what we're changing next. Between reports, a live dashboard shows what your budget is doing on any given day.

Ads management is part of the optional Performance plan. There's no markup on your ad spend, every ad dollar goes to Google, and everything is month-to-month. If the ads ever stop making sense for your business, you can stop.

What changes in the first 90 days

It starts with a free audit. If you already run ads, we go through your account and show you where money is being wasted — in plain words, with the exact searches and settings that caused it. If you've never run ads, we build the plan from scratch. Either way, you get a written proposal with exact pricing within one business day, and setup costs $0.

Next comes the build. Campaign structure, ad copy, and conversion tracking are set up properly, so every form, call, and purchase gets counted. Nothing goes live until you've approved it.

Then the ads run, and the real work begins: cutting what wastes money and putting more behind what brings in customers. The first month is mostly about getting clean data. By months two and three, that data starts steering the budget, and results tend to improve steadily. If your first 30 days don't satisfy you, you don't pay.

How the pricing works

Google Ads management sits in the Performance plan. It's optional and comes on top of the Platform plan, which is $1,000 USD a month. The Performance fee is based on the results we bring in. It moves up or down only after 2 months in a row, and it never goes below the Platform price. Your proposal sets out the exact terms.

Your ad budget is separate. It goes to Google in full, in your own ad account, with no markup. Setup is $0, there's no contract, and if your first 30 days don't satisfy you, you don't pay.