Amazon PPC management on a flat fee, not a cut of your spend.

The problem with percentage-of-spend pricing

Most advertising agencies charge a percentage of what you spend. Think about what that rewards. If your agency earns more when your budget grows, then "increase spend" is always the easiest recommendation to make and the hardest one for you to argue with.

It also means the better your account performs, the more you pay for the same work. Cutting wasted spend — arguably the single most valuable thing an ads manager does — directly reduces their own fee.

We charge a flat monthly fee from $500. It doesn't move when your spend moves. Do the comparison yourself:

Percentage rates vary by agency — check what yours actually charges and run the numbers. The point isn't that our fee is always lower; at small spend it may not be. The point is that it's predictable, and that nobody managing your account has a reason to want your budget bigger than it needs to be.

Work out what you'd actually pay

Put your real ad spend and whatever percentage you're quoted into this. It compares that against our flat fee — including the cases where a percentage works out cheaper, because at low spend it sometimes does.

What we actually do each month

• Campaign builds — structure that separates research from performance, so you can tell which is which.
• Weekly optimisation — search-term review, bid adjustments, negatives, and pruning what isn't converting.
• TACOS-focused reporting — total advertising cost of sale, not just ACOS, because ad efficiency in isolation tells you very little about whether the business is working.
• Walmart Connect managed alongside Amazon — one strategy across both, rather than two vendors with two opinions.

Start with the free audit

Before any engagement we review your existing campaigns and tell you what we'd change. It's genuinely free and there's no obligation to continue — most sellers find the audit alone surfaces changes they can make themselves that afternoon.

If you'd rather we ran it, the flat fee starts at $500 a month with no minimum commitment.

Ads work better when the listing does

Paid traffic to a weak listing is just a faster way to spend money. Conversion rate is the multiplier on everything advertising does, which is why PPC sits alongside listing optimisation, A+ content and photography here rather than in a silo.

If your click-through is fine but conversion isn't, the ads aren't the problem — and we'd rather tell you that than quietly keep charging you to manage them.

Common questions