Straight ranges, in EUR, with what actually pushes them up or down. No enquiry form required to see a number.
These are ranges, not quotes. Where you land depends on your category, your creative, how competitive your auction is and how well your tracking works. A well-structured account and a badly structured one can sit at opposite ends of the same range.
Separate from media spend. I charge a flat monthly retainer based on account size and how many platforms are involved — never a percentage of ad spend, because that quietly rewards me for spending more of your money.
Pricing gets confirmed on the call once the scope is clear. There is no obligation attached to that conversation.
Around €2,500 a month in media is where testing starts producing readable answers in Germany. Below that, budget spreads too thin across ad sets to learn anything reliable.
If you are under that figure, I will tell you on the call rather than take the work and hope.
Around €2,500 a month in media. Below that, spend spreads too thin across ad sets for the data to become readable.
No. A flat monthly retainer based on account size and platforms involved. Charging a percentage rewards me for spending more of your money, which is a strange thing to build into an agreement.
Category competition sets the floor, then creative quality, seasonality and tracking accuracy decide where inside the range you land. Two advertisers in the same market can sit at opposite ends of it.
Directly to the platform, always. Media spend and management fees stay completely separate, and you keep ownership of the billing.
Ranges only take you so far. Bring your account and I will tell you where inside them you would realistically land.
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