We get paidto grow it.
Not to coast.

Built for

Google Ads and Meta Ads management.

The fee is a percentage of your ad spend, so a flat account pays us less than a growing one.

Free. Thirty minutes. You leave with it in writing.

  • Google Ads

    Search · Performance Max · Shopping · Demand Gen · YouTube

  • Meta Ads

    Facebook · Instagram · Advantage+

  • Underneath both

    Conversion tracking · Call tracking · GA4 · Landing pages

What we do,
and what it costs.

Every ads engagement starts with Launch Strategy & Support, so that runs first. Two or more together is priced as a package, worked out on the call.

Launch Strategy & Support

$3,500 one-time

Total to start

$3,500, once. If the launch runs ads, that’s its own engagement and the spend goes to the platform directly.

First result by

Weeks 4 to 6 Launch plan, every phase dated

Two colleagues sitting at a table, one pointing at a printed document they are both reading.

A launch with someone else holding the whole picture. Audit, plan, launch, debrief. First we read your offer, your audience, your team and every launch you’ve run. Then every phase gets a date. Then a meeting every week until it’s over.

Works on a first launch. Better on a second, because there’s a past one to read.

Who it is for

Any business launching an offer: a program, a product line, a service, an event.

What you get

  • Launch audit: offer, audience, team, past launches
  • Full launch plan: runway, conversion event, sales sequence, cart open, close
  • Weekly launch meetings
  • Your sales page, emails, ads and scripts reviewed before they go out
  • Data watched live through the launch
  • Written debrief and playbook for the next one
What you bring

What you bring

  • Your last launch's numbers, if there was one
  • The offer, the list, and whoever writes the emails
  • An hour a week for the launch meeting
  • One person who approves

The first
ninety days.

Written down so you can hold us to it.

A man at a desk pointing at a monitor showing a dashboard with line charts, seen from behind.
  1. Weeks 1-2

    Build

    Tracking verified end to end before a dollar runs. Account built or restructured. First report lands whether or not there is good news in it.

  2. Weeks 3-4

    Baseline

    Enough volume to read. The first optimisations come off your data instead of a benchmark.

  3. Weeks 5-8

    Cut

    Search terms cleaned, negatives added, budget moved off what is not working. Usually where the number moves most.

  4. Weeks 9-12

    Scale

    Spend rises only where the numbers already justify it. If it is not working by week 12, that is the conversation we have instead of a renewal.

That is the plan whatever you pick. See what the first call covers →

Two accounts,
both real.

No "we improved performance." Two real accounts, the actual numbers, and what the owners said, in full on the work page.

  • Roofing

    $570 cost per appointment, down from $1,400

    $103K closed in Q2, on the same total spend

  • Electrical

    $157 per qualified lead, month one

    19 qualified leads in the first month live

See both case studies in full →

Four reasons
we would say no.

A services page that only says yes is a services page nobody believes.

You are not willing to scale the budget

Starting smaller is fine if the plan is to grow. A budget stuck under $3,000 has too little data to optimise against, and the fee outweighs the media it manages.

There is no way to track a lead

No call tracking, no CRM, and nothing to say which form fill became money. None of this is measurable.

The job is worth less than twice a lead

A $150 lead against a $250 job. That is arithmetic, not pessimism.

The decision goes to a committee

Four people approving ad copy is how an account stops moving.

If one of these is you, the Account Read is still free and we will point you somewhere better.