Every price we charge. On one page.
Agencies hide pricing because publishing it costs them the enquiries they were never going to close. That is exactly why it is here.
Management fees. Ad spend goes to Google directly and is never marked up. No percentage of spend, ever, because that pays us to spend more of your money.
Book a callOne fixed price per build, agreed before work starts. No hourly meter running, so nobody profits from the project taking longer. The dashboards are the exception to the published number, not to the fixed price: every one is built around a different stack, so we scope it, quote it, and that quote is the price.
Get a fixed quoteCall packs available for ongoing direction. If management is the better fit than consulting, we will say so rather than sell you hours.
Book a strategy callGenuinely free. No card, no trial clock, no feature behind an upgrade, and nothing expires if you never come back. The optional support membership at €49/month is the only paid part of this line.
Take one, freeFlat fee, against a percentage of spend.
Questions, answered.
The ones that come up about pricing specifically.
01Why do you publish prices when nobody else does?
Because hiding them mostly filters out people who were never going to buy, and it costs a working day of calls to find that out. Publishing means the conversations that happen start from a number both sides already accepted. It also means we cannot quietly charge two clients differently for the same work, which is a discipline worth having.
02What does "from" actually mean?
It means that is the floor and the real number depends on scope. A single-market Google Ads account at the lower end of spend sits at the from-price. Several markets, a large catalogue and a feed that needs rebuilding does not. We scope it after the free audit and give you one number before you commit to anything.
03Why not charge a percentage of ad spend?
Because it pays us to spend more of your money, and that incentive shows up in the advice long before anyone admits it. On a flat fee we can tell you to cut a campaign, pause a market or spend less this quarter and lose nothing by saying it. That is the whole argument.
04Do you mark up ad spend?
No. Spend goes from your account to Google directly and you can see every euro of it. The management fee is the entire fee.
05Is there a minimum contract?
No. It is monthly. Marketing work does compound, and leaving after four weeks means paying for setup and collecting none of the return, so we will be honest about that upfront. But making it hard to leave is a way of keeping clients who want to go, and we would rather not have those.
06Is the free line really free?
Yes. No card, no trial period, nothing behind an upgrade wall, nothing expires. The only paid part is an optional support membership at €49 a month, which is a direct line to us and is not required to use any of it.
The audit is free. The number comes with it.
One free audit, one scoped price, and the findings are yours either way.