Google Ads run by one person who does nothing but pest control. It starts with a free report that shows exactly where your budget is leaking and which searches actually book jobs. Flat fee, no percentage games, no lock-in.
I only take on pest control operators I can actually get more jobs for. Here is the honest fit test.
You check the account, the money is gone, and the phone did not ring the way it should have. Here is usually why. The searches that actually book a job are often the cheap ones you are barely showing up for.
You are paying for "how to get rid of ants" and "DIY pest control". Those people are grabbing a can from the store, not booking a treatment.
You are paying for "pest control jobs" and "exterminator salary". They want a paycheck, not a service.
Terms like termite and bed bug get bid up to thirty dollars a click and more by the national chains. On a local budget you cannot win there, and you do not need to.
Meanwhile the ant, roach, spider and rodent searches right in your service area book fast and cost a fraction of that. Stopping the waste and moving your budget onto the searches that actually book jobs is the whole game.
You give me view-only access, I spend about 15 minutes taking your account apart, and I hand you a report that shows where every dollar is going and which clicks were never going to book a job. You keep it whether you hire me or not. No pitch, no pressure, just the numbers. Most operators are surprised how much is going to searches that were never going to ring the phone, and once you see it laid out you cannot unsee it.
View-only access, about 15 minutes, and the report is yours to keep. You see the leaks before you decide anything.
A flat monthly fee based on the size of your account. I cut the wasted spend, point your budget at the searches that book, and get your call and form tracking working so every lead is counted. You approve every change before it goes live.
Most accounts have obvious waste I can stop in the first couple of weeks. After that you get a plain report every month that ties your spend to booked jobs, so you always know what you are paying for.
I do one thing. Google Ads for residential pest control. Nothing else. That means I am not learning your business on your budget. I already know your busy season, I know a quarterly plan customer is worth far more than a one-off spray, and I know the exact searches that book jobs in a service area and the ones that just burn cash. An agency juggling a dentist, a plumber and a law firm cannot say any of that.
All prices in USD. Your fee is set by the size of your account, not a slice of your spend, so it does not creep up every time you grow. Most operators make the fee back in a job or two. There is a one-off setup fee of $499 to get everything cleaned up and in place, and I will waive it if you cover your first three months up front.
Think about what a percentage fee really means for you.
The more you spend, the more they make. So there is no reason for them to ever tell you to spend less, even when you should. Your budget going up is their pay rise.
One flat fee based on your account size. It does not move when your spend does. If cutting your budget on a slow month is the right call, I will tell you, because being straight with you costs me nothing.
Drop your details and I will run a free report of your Google Ads. About 15 minutes of my time, and the report is yours to keep whether we ever work together or not. No pitch, just the numbers on where your money is going and which searches are actually booking jobs.