One fixed fee. Measured against what you already spend.
The Sprint is $7,500, once — no retainer, no percentage of spend. Here's how that stacks up against the budget it's protecting.
If you're spending $30,000/month on Google Ads, that's $360,000 a year. The Sprint is about 2% of that — and it only has to make your spend ~2% more efficient over the year to pay for itself. Most accounts I review have conversion-tracking issues that distort far more than 2% of performance, because broken tracking feeds the bidding algorithm bad data, so it optimizes toward the wrong clicks with real money.
$30,000 / month spend
Annual ad budget: $360,000
Sprint = ~2.1% of annual spend
A 10% efficiency gain is worth ~$36,000/yr
$50,000 / month spend
Annual ad budget: $600,000
Sprint = ~1.3% of annual spend
A 10% efficiency gain is worth ~$60,000/yr
$75,000 / month spend
Annual ad budget: $900,000
Sprint = ~0.8% of annual spend
A 10% efficiency gain is worth ~$90,000/yr
$100,000 / month spend
Annual ad budget: $1,200,000
Sprint = ~0.6% of annual spend
A 10% efficiency gain is worth ~$108,000/yr
Illustrative — not a promise of a specific result. The free review tells you honestly whether the upside is real for your account before you spend anything.
Compared to the alternative
A typical agency charges 10–20% of spend or a $2,000–$5,000/month retainer — $24,000–$60,000 a year, every year, often with junior staff on the account. The Sprint is a one-time, senior-only rebuild with the fixes implemented, not just recommended. You own the account, the work, and the roadmap when it's done.
The risk is on me, not you
It starts with a free, no-pressure review. I only take on a Sprint after I've looked at your account and genuinely believe I can materially improve it inside 30 days. If I don't think the fee will pay for itself, I'll tell you before you spend a dollar.
