Offer Google Shopping Ads
Without the Overhead

No. We are not an agency. We don't pitch strategy, we don't consult, we don't try to expand scope. We run a separate Google Shopping layer using products you specify. Your campaigns, your strategy, your client relationship - all untouched.

You do. You can sign up on behalf of your client using your own email address, keeping our service completely white-labeled. Or if the client signs up directly with their email, they'll receive login access and order alerts from our system. Either way, we never pitch, upsell, or try to expand scope. We don't compete for the relationship.

We only contact the email address used to sign up. If you sign up on behalf of your client, you receive all communication. If the client signs up directly, they receive transactional emails only: signup confirmation, login alerts, performance summaries. We never pitch, upsell, or market to them. We have no interest in the client relationship. Our business model is ad spend investment, not client services.

Yes. You control scope through the client's Merchant Center. Give us specific product categories, exclude certain SKUs, or hand us only the inventory you can't make work yourself. You set the boundaries, we operate within them.

No. We never modify the Merchant Center account or product feed. We only need access to review the setup and connect our separate Google Ads account. The product feed stays exactly as you or the client configured it. You retain full ownership and control.

That is entirely up to you. Some agencies present it as their own service under their brand. Others are transparent with clients about how it works. We have no preference. How you position this with your clients is your call. We just want to put our capital to work.

You add markup to our base commission. If we charge 12% and you quote 15% to the client, you keep 3% of every order we generate. No campaign work, no ad spend risk, no extra hours. Pure margin on incremental sales.

No. Markup is entirely optional. Some agencies pass through our commission at cost, which means a higher perceived ROI for their clients. You decide the commission structure and how you bill your clients. We stay out of it.

No. We use our own Google Ads account, funded with our own capital. Your campaigns run exactly as before. We target products Google's algorithm is ignoring in your campaigns. Zero competition, zero cannibalization.

You're charging a fee based on performance you deliver. We're funding the ad spend ourselves and only taking commission on sales we generate. You keep doing what you do. We run separately, targeting inventory your campaigns aren't reaching. It's additive, not competitive.

None. We fund all ad spend. The client pays commission only on sales we generate. If we generate zero sales, nobody pays anything. The risk sits entirely with us.

It's purely performance based. We follow the data, not a fixed budget. How much we invest depends on several factors: the store's conversion rate, average order value, search volume and demand for their products, campaign performance, and the commission rate. Generally, a higher commission rate gives us more room to invest in ads. We scale spend where the data shows profitable returns and pull back where it doesn't. We don't run strategic campaigns like liquidating a product line, clearing a category, or emptying a warehouse. That type of work is best handled by you as the client's primary service partner.

That's the typical scenario. We run alongside existing Shopping campaigns. You tell us which products to focus on - usually the ones that aren't performing or aren't getting impressions. Your winners stay yours. We work on the rest.

Yes. No contracts. No notice periods. One email and we pause. You're never locked in. We only continue running if it works for everyone.

No. We cannot promise how many orders we will generate. Some months may bring many orders, others fewer, or even zero. What we can promise is: if we generate zero orders, we charge zero commission. You only pay the pre-agreed rate when we deliver results.

No. Commission is based on the initial purchase value because we front the advertising cost that generated the sale, and Google doesn't refund those costs either. That said, we understand there are occasionally exceptional circumstances and are happy to review requests on a case-by-case basis.

You can inspect our attribution script directly - feel free to paste it into ChatGPT to see exactly what it does. Many clients also run third-party attribution tools alongside ours to compare data. We encourage this so you can verify our tracking against your own tools.

Because you only pay a fixed percentage of each order, ROI is mathematically locked in. At 12% commission, every $1 paid returns $8.33 in revenue. We take on all the ad spend variability, so cost-per-acquisition is always predictable.

There isn't one. We take on all the ad spend risk. We can't guarantee volume - some stores work better than others. The only caveat: if we're losing money on a store, we may dial back our investment. But if we generate nothing, you pay nothing. Our interests are 100% aligned.

No. There's no retainer, no setup fee, no monthly minimum. It's purely performance-based. You only pay commission when we generate sales.

Because fronting ad spend is irrational at small scale. The math only works with portfolio-level diversification across millions of SKUs and thousands of accounts. Agencies doing CPA are still capped by client budgets. We apply a hedge-fund-style approach: absorb variance across a huge portfolio, aim for small margins per order, and scale. It requires a different capital structure and risk appetite than agency economics allow for.

We keep the difference between the commission we charge and the ad spend we invest. We're aiming to break even on most orders - it's a volume play for us. We have the risk appetite and capital to make a few cents per order work. That's why we can fund campaigns others won't.