Google Ads pricing Adelaide

My Google Ads management fee is $900 + GST a month, including a campaign landing page. You remain in full control of your account, with your advertising budget paid directly to Google.

No lock-in. No setup fees. No hidden fees. Your Google advertising spend is separate.

Search campaign results for an Adelaide roofer.

Pro Roof and Gutter, Elizabeth South, Adelaide

I rebuilt the website, created separate roof-replacement and gutter-replacement landing pages, and managed Google Ads through Loudachris.

30 days to

Google Search campaigns managed through Loudachris
CampaignAd spendTracked
conversions
Cost per tracked
conversion
Roof replacement$1,740.8340.81$42.66
Gutter replacement$1,776.6327$65.80

Scroll the table to see every campaign figure.

Tracked conversions combine phone calls, website form submissions and website phone-link taps.

A phone-link tap records intent; a confirmed conversation needs separate verification.

Historical figures from the published Loudachris case study for this period.

Read the original Loudachris results

See the parts of the investment

Planning a campaign means looking at the management, the advertising budget and the destination customers will reach.

A business with a suitable website and a usable account history has a different starting scope from a business preparing its first campaign.

I review those requirements before recommending a proposal.

The published management fee is clear, while the media budget is chosen for your services and business priorities.

Your landing page is included, with no setup fees or hidden fees, and you remain in full control of your Google Ads account.

CostHow it's pricedWhat it covers
Google Ads management$900 + GST a monthThe agreed campaign management and reporting service
Google media spendA separate budget you approveAdvertising charges paid directly to Google
Campaign landing pageIncluded in managementA suitable page and enquiry journey for the offer
Standalone Google Ads auditQuoted individuallyA defined review of an existing account and its measurement

Set the media budget around a useful question

I start by understanding the service you're advertising, the value of suitable work and the area you can serve.

Keyword and competitor observations help establish what the account needs to test, with any cost estimates labelled as estimates.

A focused service offer makes it easier to see which searches and destinations deserve the available budget.

Your capacity to respond to enquiries and deliver the work also belongs in that decision.

I'll explain the proposed starting amount and the reasoning behind it, then you decide what you want to commit.

As data becomes available, the next budget decision can use observed spend and customer actions.

Understand the measures used to judge the spend

An advertising report can describe several different outcomes, so the definition matters when comparing costs.

A phone tap, a completed enquiry and booked work represent different stages in the customer journey.

I keep those stages visible and use a matching cost and action basis for cost-per-action calculations.

If a sale or booking value is available from reliable business records, it can add useful context to the advertising data.

Your commercial decision can then consider enquiry quality and the work actually booked.

MeasureMeaningUseful context
Cost per clickAdvertising cost divided by recorded ad clicksShows the cost of attracting a visit
Cost per tracked actionAdvertising cost divided by the stated tracked actionsRead alongside the action types and reporting basis
Qualified enquiriesEnquiries your business confirms fit the serviceRequires feedback from your enquiry handling
Booked-work valueValue confirmed in your own business recordsHelps assess the advertising alongside delivery costs

Compare management quotes on their actual scope

Look for a clear explanation of who owns the account, who pays Google and how changes to the budget are agreed.

Check whether a proposal includes account setup, landing-page work, tracking implementation or separate project charges.

The reporting should identify the customer actions being counted and give you access to the underlying account.

Ask how search terms, location settings and destination pages inform ongoing decisions.

I'll set out my proposed responsibilities and the information I need from you in writing.

You can then compare the management service on its work and terms as well as its headline fee.

  1. List recurring costs

    Separate management, media and any approved ongoing services so the monthly commitment is clear.

  2. List starting work

    Identify the account review, page requirements and measurement work needed before advertising starts.

  3. Agree the decision points

    Confirm how reporting, business feedback and proposed budget changes will be reviewed.

Choose the starting scope that fits your account

If you're considering advertising for the first time, I can review the website and proposed service before recommending a campaign scope.

If you're already spending with Google, an account review helps identify what to preserve and what needs attention.

A standalone audit is available when you want a defined diagnosis before deciding on management.

If your immediate priority is improving the website's offer or enquiry journey, a website project may be the appropriate first investment.

Share the website and account situation through the planner, including any budget preferences you already have.

Your questions,
answered.

Get the detail you need to choose your next step.

Ask about your project
Does the $900 monthly fee include the ad spend?

The $900 + GST monthly fee is for management. Your media budget is separate and paid directly to Google through your business's advertising account.

Is there a fixed minimum Google media budget?

I recommend a starting budget after reviewing the services, search opportunity and available destination pages. The agreed amount reflects your business priorities and what you want to commit.

Will I need to pay for a new landing page?

A campaign landing page is included in the $900 + GST monthly management fee. I prepare its content, mobile layout and enquiry journey around your offer.

How are changes to my advertising spend agreed?

I'll explain the proposed change, the evidence behind it and the budget implication for you to review. Your business remains responsible for choosing the advertising budget.

Are there setup fees or a lock-in contract?

There are no setup fees, no hidden fees and no lock-in contract. You remain in full control of your Google Ads account, with the management scope confirmed in writing before you start.

Can I compare Google Ads and SEO before choosing?

Yes, I can review which channel fits your services, website and priorities. Google Ads management is $900 + GST a month plus media, while ongoing SEO is $1,500 + GST a month.

What would you like your business to do next?

Share your website, search or design brief and I'll help you define the next step.

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