Our Pricing and Thoughts Behind It

You like to see prices on websites, and so do we.

Our challenge is that we don’t know if you operate in 1 country or 10 countries, whether you have 10 products or 10,000 products, or how complex your product is. Everything factors in.

Below, we try to give you an idea of our pricing structure, but understand that your situation may be unique.

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Flat Rate or Percentage of Spend/Profit

We offer two primary solutions:

  • A flat-rate agreement with fixed agreed resources
  • A percentage of ad spend or profit

When we take a percentage of spend or profit, the following applies:

  • If we take a percentage of your ad spend, it’s only upon achieving ROAS targets.
  • If you track profit, we’d like to take a percentage of the profit generated by Google Ads, as it creates a win-win situation.

A percentage agreement has the following advantages:

  • We both have skin in the game. If you don’t grow profitably, our fee doesn’t grow either.
  • If we believe a new initiative will drive growth, we invest the time upfront and only reap if it’s successful (i.e., earns you more money).

Why Not Hourly Rates?

In the end, hourly rates aren’t fair for anyone, because:

Consultants can spend a time doing less impactful work that you pay for anyway.

Time spent isn't directly related to performance. Spending time on the wrong things will still produce poor results.

Reviewing timesheets gives you a false sense of control and takes focus away from working on the strategies, projects and actions that can make an impact.

On the other hand:

Charging a flat fee allows us to foster deep relationships with our clients instead of just “doing a few hours here and there”.

Charging a percentage of ad spend allows us to take part of the upside for scaling accounts, while protecting you from a needlessly high fee upfront or if your revenue decreases (great for seasonal businesses).

Hourly rates work for some agencies, but our main selling point is that we get deep into your business. This is hard to do on an hourly basis, so we’ve designed Savvy in a way that allows us to go deep.

Examples of Pricing in SavvyRevenue

Our min. fee is $1,500/mo. on percentage-agreements, and we’ll usually grow these by a min. of 100% in 3-4 months.

Percentage of spend

$13,300 per month for a DTC brand in two main countries.

Ad spend between $294,000 and $490,000/month.

Flatrate

$4,200 per month for a DTC brand.

2 main countries, 3 backburner countries.

Percentage of spend

$7,000 per month for one main country and two secondary.

Ad spend between $77,000 and $126,000.

The fee has a cap of $7,000.

Flatrate

$2,450 per month for a DTC brand.

Ad spend between $14,000 and $28,000 / month.

Percentage of profit

$5,600 to $9,100 per month depending on the season.

Ad spend: between $126,000 & $294,000 / month.

Examples of Pricing in SavvyRevenue

Our min. fee is $1,500/mo. on percentage-agreements, and we’ll usually grow these by a min. of 100% in 3-4 months.

Percentage of spend

$13,300 per month for a DTC brand in two main countries.

Ad spend between $294,000 and $490,000/month.

Percentage of profit

$5,600 to $9,100 per month depending on the season.

Ad spend: between $126,000 & $294,000 / month.

Flat-Rate

$4,200 per month for a DTC brand.

2 main countries, 3 backburner countries.

Flat-Rate

$2,450 per month for a DTC brand.

Ad spend between $14,000 and $28,000 / month.


Percentage of spend

$7,000 per month for one main country and two secondary.

Ad spend between $77,000 and $126,000.

The fee has a cap of $7,000.

Andrew Lolk
Founder & Top 25 PPC expert

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