For contractors

Google Ads for the towns you actually work in.

Campaigns built around your trade, your service area and the jobs you want more of, managed for a flat monthly fee. Ad spend goes straight from you to Google.

The problem

Why this costs you work.

Most contractors who've tried Google Ads have the same story: money went out, and nobody could say which calls it brought in. Ads that reach the wrong towns, or send people to a page they can't call from, burn budget quietly.

How it works.

We set it up, train it on your business, and run it. You answer when you want.

  1. Built around real jobs and real towns

    Search terms, ad wording and targeting are set up for what you actually sell and where you'll actually drive.

  2. Adjusted as the data comes in

    Bids, budgets and search terms get changed over time rather than set once and left.

  3. Your account, your billing

    You pay Google directly. The management fee is separate and doesn't rise with your ad spend inside a tier.

The numbers.

How the service works. Illustrative; your results will vary by market, spend and offer.

$397/mo
management, up to about $2,000 in ad spend
5-7 days
typical time to launch
Direct billing
you pay Google for spend, not us

What's included.

Set up, tuned, and managed for you.

  • Campaign setup: structure, search terms, targeting and initial bids

  • Ongoing changes to bids, budgets and search terms

  • Ad wording written for your trade and service area

Common questions.

How much do Google Ads cost a contractor?
There are two costs: what you pay Google for clicks, and the management fee. We suggest about $500 a month minimum in ad spend. Our fee is $397 a month up to about $2,000 in spend and $897 up to about $5,000.
Can you guarantee a number of leads?
No. Results depend on your market, your offer and your budget, and anyone promising a set number of leads before seeing those is guessing.

Book a 20-minute call

Pick a time that works. Twenty minutes on video, no pitch. You leave knowing whether this is worth doing.