Stop paying Google for clicks that never turn into calls
Rankure's Google Ads management builds and runs your campaigns around one number, cost per enquiry. $500 one-time setup, then $500 a month for ad spend up to $5,000, or 10% of spend above that. Month-to-month, and the ad account stays in your name.
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Where is your ad budget leaking?
Send your website, and your ad account if you have one. Within one business day you get the waste we can see and the first three things we would change.
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Management fee by monthly ad spend
One fee line, separate from your budget.
- Setup, once$500Tracking, structure, exclusions and first ads.
- Spend up to $5,000$500 a monthFlat, whatever you spend below the line.
- Spend above $5,00010%Of that month's spend. $8,000 spend: $800.
First, freeAccount review
Find my wasted spendAd spend goes to Google directly, never through us.
- $500 a monthFor ad spend up to $5,000
- Your account, your dataYou keep it all if you leave
- Judged on enquiriesCalls and forms tracked, not clicks
- Month-to-month30 days written notice
Is your ad account doing any of these?
Most accounts we review are doing at least two.
- 1
The clicks look fine, and the phone does not ring
Google reports plenty of traffic. You see few enquiries, and nobody can tell you which keywords produce paying customers.
- 2
You are paying for searches that will never buy
People looking for jobs, free advice, DIY fixes or a different town are clicking, and every one of those clicks is billed.
- 3
Every ad lands on your home page
Someone who searched for one service in one area has to hunt for it. Most give up and go back.
- 4
It was set up once and left alone
Competitors, seasons and search terms move every week. Campaigns that stay still drift away from what is working.
- 5
You have never run ads and cannot afford a wasted first budget
The first month matters most, because that is when tracking and exclusions decide what Google learns about your customers.
Where does a small-business ad budget leak?
Google is very good at getting you exactly what you ask for. The trouble is what most accounts ask for.
If calls and form fills are not recorded as conversions, the only thing Google can aim at is clicks. It will find you plenty of cheap ones, from people who were never going to buy.
The second leak is in the search terms. Broad keywords with no exclusions match far more than you meant. "Emergency plumber" can match "plumber apprenticeship" and "how to unblock a sink", and each of those clicks comes out of the same budget as a real customer.
Neither leak shows up on a dashboard of clicks and impressions. You find them by reading the actual searches and matching them to the actual enquiries, every week. That is the job. Tell Google what a customer looks like, then keep taking away what is not one.
What does a well-run account look like from your side?
Every call and form from an ad is traced to the campaign and keyword that produced it. Searches that waste money are excluded each week. Each service and area has its own campaign and a page that matches it, so the visitor lands on exactly what they searched for.
Once a month you get the numbers that matter, in plain words: spend, enquiries, cost per enquiry, and what we changed.
For a sense of scale, LocaliQ puts the average search cost per lead at $66.69 in 2026, from $39.25 in beauty to $131.63 in legal (LocaliQ, June 2026). Your own figure depends on your market, and the free review gives you a realistic one before you commit a dollar.
What will the management fee be at your budget?
Our fee is a separate line from your ad spend. It only becomes a percentage once spend passes $5,000, the point where 10% equals the flat $500.
| Monthly ad spend | Management fee | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Setup (one-time) | $500 | Account review, call and form tracking, campaign structure, exclusions and first ads |
| Up to $5,000 | $500 a month | $2,000 spend: $500 fee |
| Above $5,000 | 10% of that month's spend | $8,000 spend: $800 fee. $20,000 spend: $2,000 fee |
Prices in USD. Month-to-month, 30 days written notice. No prepay discount on ads management.
How does $500 a month compare with other agencies?
Compare the fee at your own spend, and what the first month costs.
| Provider | Up to $5,000 ad spend | Above $5,000 ad spend |
|---|---|---|
| Rankure | $500 setup, then $500 a month (first month $1,000) | 10% of total monthly spend |
| WebFX (Lite and Pro plans) | $1,200 first month, then $750 a month | $975 or 15% of spend, whichever is higher ($2,250 first month) |
| Market range (AgencyAnalytics) | Flat fees of $500 to $2,000 a month for small to mid-sized clients | 10% to 20% of spend |
WebFX prices checked on its own pricing page on 21 October 2026. AgencyAnalytics figures from its July 2025 guide.
What does the fee come to at three real budgets?
Illustrations of how the fee works, not client results.
- 1
A roofer starting at about $33 a day
Google's monthly limit is 30.4 times the average daily budget, so about $1,003 of spend at most. Fee: $500 setup in month one, then $500 a month.
- 2
A dental practice spending $4,000 across three treatments
A campaign and a matching page for each treatment, so cost per new patient can be read for each one. Fee: $500 a month.
- 3
A law firm spending $12,000 a month
Fee: 10%, so $1,200 that month. Tracking and exclusions are fixed before any budget goes up.
Who owns the account, and who holds the budget?
You do, on both counts. Full terms are on how we price and work.
- Whose name is the account in?Yours. You keep the account, its history and its data if you ever leave.
- Does my ad budget go through you?No. Google bills your card directly. Our fee is a separate invoice.
- How much should I spend?Google publishes no minimum (Google Ads Help). In competitive local markets we usually suggest at least $1,000 a month, so there is enough data to learn from. Legal and other costly fields often need more.
- How soon will it bring leads?Ads can bring calls from the day they go live. Bringing the cost per enquiry down takes weeks of data, and we will not promise a date.
- Can I run ads while my Google profile is suspended?Local Services Ads cannot run without a verified profile. Search campaigns keep running but lose the profile panel. Reinstatement and the ads plan can run together.
- Is there a contract?No. Month-to-month, 30 days written notice. Setup is charged once, at the start.
Google Ads management near you, wherever you are
People in the US search for “google ads management near me” about 1,300 times a month, and for “ppc ad management” about 1,000 times (Google Keyword Planner, 5 November 2026). The management itself does not need an office down the street: your account is run online, and we answer the phone on US business hours.
What has to be local is the targeting. We set campaigns to reach people located in the towns, zip codes or radius you serve, rather than people who are only interested in the area, schedule ads for the hours you can take calls, and track every call and form so you see what each enquiry costs.
Free account review. No obligation.
Get the free review before you spend another dollar
- The searches you are paying for that will never buy
- Whether calls and forms are tracked, and what is missing
- The first three changes we would make, in order
What happens once you send us the account?
- Day 1
Free review
The waste we can see and the first changes, before you pay anything.
- Week 1
Setup, $500
Tracking for calls and forms, campaigns rebuilt or built, exclusions added.
- Every week
Manage
Search terms, bids, ads and budgets adjusted on real enquiries.
- Month end
Your report
Spend, enquiries and cost per enquiry, against the month before.
$500 setup and $500 a month if you go ahead. Your account stays yours.
Prices and facts verified · Reviewed by the Rankure team · Next review November 2026