Services · Google · Meta · LinkedIn

the price list

Two things we sell: a one-time build to set your ad accounts up right, and a flat monthly fee to run them. Every number below is real and on this page — you shouldn’t have to sit through a “custom proposal” to learn what it costs.

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Prices below are honest starting points. Bespoke scopes get a fixed quote after the call — never a cut of your ad spend.

01one-time campaign builds

You pay once, we set the account up properly, and you own everything we make. No account held hostage.

paid search build

Google Search & Performance Max
google

search & pmax build

Full account structure, conversion tracking wired to real actions (not page views), keyword and negative lists built by hand, and the first round of ad copy. We test the plumbing before a dollar goes out.

$2,400 one-time Start this build
google

shopping / feed rebuild

For product catalogues: Merchant Center clean-up, feed titles rewritten to match how people actually search, and a Shopping/PMax structure that doesn’t bury your best sellers under the losers.

$1,950 add-on to search Start this build

paid social build

Meta & LinkedIn
meta

meta launch build

Business Manager and pixel/CAPI set up so tracking survives iOS, six launch creatives with a hooks document your editor can reuse, plus audience and funnel mapping. Creative is the lever here, so we hand you a shot list.

$2,850 one-time Start this build
linkedin

linkedin b2b build

Named-account targeting, lead-gen forms wired to your CRM so nothing falls through, and an offer-and-message testing plan. LinkedIn clicks are pricey — we build to protect against paying for the wrong ones.

$3,300 one-time Start this build

groundwork add-ons

order alongside any build
tracking

conversion tracking audit

We open your GA4, tags, and platform events and tell you exactly where the numbers are lying to you. Standalone if you just want the truth about your data before spending more.

$680 one-time Book the audit
landing

landing page teardown

A page critique tied to what the ad promised — the leaks between the click and the form. You get a prioritised list your developer can action this week, not a 40-slide deck.

$520 one-time Book the teardown
02what monthly management buys

the management fee is flat, so we win when the account does — not when it spends more

There’s no percentage-of-spend and no dashboard-as-theater. There’s a week that repeats, forever, until the graphs go the right way. Here’s the actual shape of it.

Mon

Read the weekend, kill what lost money, protect the winners before they drift.

Tue–Wed

Write and ship new ads. Three angles tested against the one carrying the account.

Thu

Tune bids, audiences, and search terms by hand. Cut the queries that never buy.

Fri

The plain-English note: what we spent, what it returned, one decision you should know.

Ongoing

When a channel stops paying back, we say so the same week — not at renewal.

03monthly management — pick by spend
tier one

growth

$1,850 / month
  • One channel, up to $25k/mo spend
  • Weekly optimization + Friday note
  • Two creative refreshes / month
Talk it through
tier two · most picked

scale

$3,400 / month
  • Two channels, up to $75k/mo spend
  • Weekly calls + shared roadmap
  • Ongoing creative + landing tests
Talk it through
tier three

full-funnel

$5,600 / month
  • All three channels, no spend cap
  • Dedicated strategist + analyst
  • Attribution + incrementality work
Talk it through
not sure yet

diagnostic month

$1,150 one month
  • We manage, you watch, no lock-in
  • Ends with a keep-or-walk verdict
  • Credited toward a tier if you stay
Try one month

Tiers are matched to monthly ad spend and channel count — not a random three-step ladder. If you sit between two, we’ll tell you which fits and why. No annual contracts; 30 days’ notice either way.

04where we run spend — and where we won’t
the three we run

google, meta & linkedin — and nothing we can’t measure

We go deep on three platforms instead of dabbling in ten. If your buyers aren’t on one of them, or a channel can’t be tracked to a real outcome, we’ll tell you to keep your money rather than dress up a vanity number.

A Daedalus Reach analyst reviewing live search-terms and social ad reports
05before you email us

the questions we’d ask if we were you

Straight answers to the things people usually only find out after they’ve signed something.

can you promise a specific return?

No, and anyone who does is guessing or lying. What we promise is that every dollar is tracked to a lead, booking, or sale, and that we’ll tell you the week a channel stops paying back. Honest reporting beats a confident number that isn’t true.

why a build fee and a flat retainer?

Percentage-of-spend pricing pays an agency more when it spends more of your money — the incentives point the wrong way. A flat build fee plus flat monthly management means we make the same whether the budget is $10k or $80k, so we optimise for your result, not our invoice.

who actually owns the ad accounts?

You do. We build inside your own Google, Meta, and LinkedIn accounts and request access — never the reverse. If we part ways, you keep the accounts, the creative, the tracking, and the notes. Nothing walks out the door with us.

is there a minimum ad budget?

Roughly $3k–$5k a month in media is where paid starts to make sense for most clients. Below that, the platforms don’t get enough data to learn and our fee eats too much of the outcome. We’ll say so on the first call rather than take the retainer.

how fast until we see something?

A build takes about two weeks to launch cleanly. First read on what’s working comes inside the first two to three weeks of spend; a settled, trustworthy picture usually takes 6–8 weeks as the platforms exit their learning phase. Anyone promising day-three results is skipping the tracking.

do you lock us into a contract?

No annual lock-in. Management is month-to-month with 30 days’ notice either way. If the diagnostic month tells us it isn’t working, we’d rather you walk with the notes than stay out of obligation.