Published figure · no lock-in
Google Ads Management Pricing
Fees start at 7,500 SAR a month — or the equivalent in your own currency — and rise with scope. Click budget is entirely separate: charged to your card and collected by Google, not by us.
From SAR 7,500 a month · Fixed, not a percentage · No lock-in
- 7,500SAR a month minimum for management — or the equivalent in your currency
- 30,000SAR a month minimum media budget — paid to Google, not to us
- 500+ad accounts worked on
- 2017certified Google Partner since
Check it yourself
- Google Partneragency status verified by Google
- Ads Transparencyevery campaign we run is listed publicly
- Case studiesFigures from the Google Ads interface, with client consent
- Office in New Cairo · most clients in Saudi Arabia · seven Arab markets
Google Ads
A fixed fee, not a share of your spend
A percentage raises the agency’s income when your bill rises — our fee is a fixed amount from SAR 7,500 that doesn’t move with your budget.
TEMERALDS · Google Partner since 2017
What moves it
Five factors that lift the fee above its floor
We do not price by impression or by the size of your company. These are the factors, and every one of them is measurable before we give you a number.
- 01Number of campaignsOne campaign and six are different weeks of work, not different invoices for the same work.
- 02Geographic scopeOne city, a whole country, or several cities with materially different auctions.
- 03Number of marketsEach market is its own account, its own phrasing and its own currency — not a translated copy.
- 04Catalogue or service sizeA store with twenty products and one with two thousand differ in feed work and in what has to be watched weekly.
- 05Depth of trackingOne conversion action, or measurement reaching each branch, each call and the real value of each order.
Eight tasks in one retainer
- Account build and structure — Campaigns separated by intent and place, not one campaign swallowing everything.
- Keyword research — In the phrasing of the market you sell to, not translated from another.
- Ad copywriting — Written here. Images and video come from you.
- A landing page when needed — For clients without a site, within the subscription — and it stays ours.
- Conversion tracking — Call, WhatsApp and form — set before launch, not after.
- Weekly optimisation — Bids, negatives and restructuring — the part you are actually paying for.
- A written report — Every week, with a monthly review of what changed and why.
- Unlimited campaigns — For one business in one sector.
Google Ads
30,000 is budget, not fee
Below that, an account doesn’t gather enough conversion data to settle — you would be paying a fee on an account that can’t learn.
TEMERALDS · Google Partner since 2017
The model
A fixed fee, or a percentage of your spend?
Most agencies in this region take a percentage of your media budget. This is why we do not.
Percentage of spend
The agency profits when you spend more
- Every extra riyal you spend raises their fee — whether or not it raises your sales.
- Cutting your cost per lead cuts their income, so nothing rewards doing it.
- Scaling becomes a standing recommendation regardless of performance.
- And next month’s invoice cannot be known until the month ends.
Fixed fee
We profit when your account works
- Agreed in advance, and unmoved by what you spend.
- Lowering your cost per lead helps you and costs us nothing.
- Scaling is proposed when the data shows it, not when we need it.
- And you know your number before the month starts.
This means we earn less on large-spend accounts than the percentage model would pay. We accept that, because the alternative is a conflict of interest written into the contract.
Who we work with
A minimum on media budget — not only on fees
We work with accounts whose media budget starts at 30,000 SAR a month, or the equivalent in your own currency. This is not a commercial condition but a practical one: an account needs a sufficient number of conversions before it learns and settles, and a smaller budget stretches that learning period until the fee is spent before the result arrives.
We say it before the call rather than after it: if your budget is below that, the time you would lose with us costs more than the fee you would pay.
Questions
What gets asked about fees
01Why not give me a final figure now?
You have the floor now — 7,500 SAR. The final figure comes after thirty minutes understanding your business. Anyone quoting before seeing your market is quoting by guesswork.
02Which currency do I pay in?
Fees are calculated in Saudi Riyal and paid in the equivalent in your own currency. Click budget is separate: charged to your card and collected by Google directly. We hold ad accounts in Riyal, Egyptian Pound and US Dollar.
03Is there a minimum contract term?
No — a rolling monthly subscription. We suggest at least three months because an account needs conversion data before it settles, but that is advice rather than a condition.
04What happens if I stop?
Your payment card and site link are deleted — and that is the entirety of what we hold for you. No exit fee and no notice period.
05Does the fee rise as the account grows?
It rises with scope, not with your spend. Add a market or double the catalogue and the scope changes; the figure is then revised by prior agreement, never by automatic increase.
How we work — in writing
Four clauses that govern every engagement
Signed into a formal contract, and applied in every market we work in.
Full terms- Account
- Our accounts, not yours — and we never look inside yours.
- Payment
- Your card is linked to the account, and Google collects the click costs.
- Oversight
- The account is shown to you on a Google Meet call so you can verify spend and performance.
- Fees
- From 7,500 SAR a month, or the equivalent in your own currency.
Start
Know your figure in thirty minutes
We review your market and your competitors, then send a written proposal with scope, fees and what the first ninety days look like. No access to your account, and no commitment.
We reply within one working day
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