Ad Account Audit

A read of your account and a written summary of where budget is leaking.

Free

No card, no obligation, no trial that converts into something.

  • A 15-minute call
  • A one-page written summary of where budget is leaking
  • Five checks: tracking, targeting, search terms, creative, landing page
  • Yours to keep and act on, with or without me
Book the audit

Monthly Management

Ongoing optimisation, creative testing and a monthly report.

From ₹15,000 /month

Ad spend billed separately, direct to the platform, on your own card.

  • Weekly optimisation — search terms, ad sets, bids and budgets
  • Creative testing on a rotation, including new video variants
  • A monthly report in plain language, plus a reforecast
  • Tracking maintained and re-checked as your site changes
  • Direct access to the person doing the work — no account manager
Start with an audit

Ad spend is always paid by you, directly to Google or Meta, on accounts you own.


Every engagement

What you get regardless of which tier you're on

These aren't upsells and they aren't tier-gated. They're just how the work runs.

You own everything

Ad accounts, analytics properties, pixels, creative and source files are created in your name and stay yours. Remove my access whenever you like and nothing breaks or leaves with me.

One person, start to finish

No account manager relaying messages, no junior quietly doing the work. The person who sells you the work is the person who does it and the person you email when something looks wrong.

Decisions you can check

Changes get logged and reports are written in plain language. You should be able to tell what happened in your account last month without needing me to interpret it.

Why "from"

What moves the price up

The figures above are starting points, not a bait-and-switch. Here's exactly what makes a quote higher than the minimum, so you can guess your own number before we talk.

Channels
One platform or two Running Google and Meta together is roughly twice the weekly work of running one. On small budgets I'll often recommend starting with a single channel anyway — it's cheaper for you and usually performs better.
Account size
How much there is to manage More campaigns, more products, more locations or more languages all mean more surface area to optimise every week.
Creative volume
How fast you burn through ads Meta especially fatigues creative quickly. A heavier production rotation costs more than a light one.
Starting condition
Clean slate or cleanup job A brand new account is often simpler than an old one with duplicate pixels, broken conversions and years of accumulated settings to untangle.
Reporting needs
Standard or bespoke The monthly report is included. Custom dashboards, investor reporting or weekly written updates are extra work and priced as such.

Questions

Pricing, answered straight

No lock-in. That said, I'll be honest that paid ads need time — an account usually needs two to three months of steady spend before the numbers mean anything. If you're only able to commit to one month, the setup project is a better use of your money than a retainer.

No. Ad spend is always paid by you, directly to Google or Meta, on accounts you own and a card in your name. I never invoice you for media and I never take a percentage of it. That keeps the incentive clean: I don't earn more by telling you to spend more.

Tell me, ideally with a couple of weeks' notice so the current month's work can be finished cleanly and handed over. You then remove my access. Your accounts, campaigns, tracking and creative all stay exactly where they are, because they were always yours.

No. A percentage-of-spend model rewards me for growing your budget rather than your profit, which is the wrong incentive for a business trying to make a small budget work harder. A flat fee means the advice to spend less costs me nothing to give.

Yes. Plenty of businesses run their own ads and just need the measurement fixed once. That's a one-off project with a fixed scope — see the Tracking & Analytics page for what's included.

Because there's no office, no sales team and no account management layer to pay for. The flip side is honest too: an agency has more people, more capacity and cover when someone is unwell. If you need that, you should hire one.

Free ad account audit

Start at the free tier

Every engagement begins the same way: fifteen minutes in your account and a one-page summary. You'll know what the work would involve — and what it would cost — before spending anything.

No obligation, no long pitch. You keep the summary either way.