Ads that pay for themselves.
Meta and Google run as one system, weekly tested and weekly reported. Cost per lead, cost per booked call and cost per closed deal sit next to the spend that produced them.
- Ad accounts stay in your name
- Weekly reporting, from week one
- No annual contract
The Problem
You're paying for clicks, not for clients.
Most businesses run ads the same way. Pick a budget. Launch something. Check the dashboard at the end of the month. Round numbers, invented for the example: €3.000 spent, €1.200 in attributable revenue. Nobody wants to say it out loud. It is not the platform. It is the approach. Most ad managers optimise for clicks and impressions, because those move every day. The number that actually pays your salary, qualified enquiries and closed deals, is treated as somebody else's problem.
- Spend goes out, revenue does not come back.
- Reports stop at clicks, never at clients.
- Optimised for impressions, not for income.
- No one tracks the lead from first click to closed deal.
The Solution
Meta and Google, run as one tracked system.
Every campaign we manage is tracked from the first click to the actual client. We know which ad brought in which lead. We know which lead closed. We optimise for revenue, not impressions. If an ad is not working, we stop it. You see the numbers inside SharpOS, every week. Cost per lead, cost per booked call, cost per closed deal. Hidden tabs and "media plans" do not ship in this engagement.
- One system across Meta and Google, not two silos.
- Tracked from click to closed deal inside SharpOS.
- Optimised for revenue, not for ad-platform vanity.
- Weekly creative tests, weekly reports, no media-plan PDFs.
Tracked from click to client.
Not click to dashboard. Meta and Google run as one tracked system — optimised for revenue, not impressions — and every stage between your spend and a closed deal is counted in euros. The weak stage becomes obvious. The next test aims at it.
- 01
The click
A search, a scroll, a click. Both platforms, one budget, one story.
Click → dashboardWhere most ad reports stop
Impressions up. Reach up. Green arrows everywhere — and a quiet inbox.
- 02
The landing page
The click lands on a page built for the offer it answered, not on your homepage.
- 03Counted: Cost per lead
The enquiry
Not traffic: a name, a need, and a way to reach them, logged against the ad it came from.
- 04Counted: Cost per booked call
The booked call
A qualified enquiry that turns into time in your calendar, still tied to the click that started it.
- 05Counted: Cost per closed deal
The closed deal
The number the whole system is tuned against. When a deal closes, the spend that found it sits next to it.
Counted in revenue.
Reporting lands weekly, from week one. If the maths stops working, you see it the same week we do.
The commitments
Budget set on the first call, with a realistic revenue projection.
Ad accounts built in your name, never ours, and yours the day you leave.
No annual contract. Move up, down, or out any month.
A week on the account
The weekly loop, Monday to Monday: plan, build, iterate.
What's included
Everything the ads need, included.
Ad accounts rarely die from bad targeting. They die from everything around the campaign: the page that leaks, the copy nobody tested, the report nobody reads. So the whole path lives in one subscription, and it gets worked every week.
Google Ads
Built on search intent. Campaigns typically show meaningful signal within 2–4 weeks.
Meta Ads
Run and reported inside the same system as Google. One budget, one set of numbers.
Landing page builds
Built and fixed as part of the work, not quoted separately.
Ad copy and creative direction
Written in buyer language and judged by the numbers it produces.
Weekly performance reports
From week one, counted in revenue rather than impressions.
A/B testing and iteration
Something is always being tested. Last week's answer decides this week's spend.
A focused 30 minutes, not a sales pitch.
The price, before you ask.
Starter €2.500/month, Growth €4.000/month, Scale on Custom Pricing. Plus VAT, no annual contract, no setup fee. Move up, down, or out any month.
Growth, recommended plan
€4.000/month
For the owner whose site, ads and content all need to be running at once.
Everything in Starter, plus:
- SharpOS workspace access
- Ads management, tracked end to end
- 8+ founder-quality blog posts per month with social repurposing
- Advanced analytics
- E-commerce builds and optimisation
- Monthly in-depth performance follow-up
Scale
Custom Pricing
For the owner running heavier volume: bigger ad budgets, more than one market, deeper integrations, custom AI agents.
Everything in Growth, plus:
- SharpOS workspace access
- AI agents built for your business
- Complex AI automations
- Tailor-made solutions
- SaaS and internal tools
- Large e-commerce builds
- Custom AI support tools
All prices are plus VAT, which varies by your country of taxation. No annual contract, no setup fee, no minimum term.
Frequently asked questions.
What ad budget do I need?
We set it on the first call. You get a budget recommendation with a realistic revenue projection: a number tied to what the spend has to return, not a media plan PDF. The subscription covers the management, the landing pages, the creative and the reporting. Ads management runs from the Growth plan up: €4.000/month plus VAT, no annual contract.
Do you run Meta or Google?
Both, as one tracked system. Campaigns, landing pages, analytics, and weekly optimisation are connected around qualified enquiries and revenue, not run as two separate dashboards.
Will ads work if my website is weak?
Honestly: if your current site doesn't convert, your ads won't either. That's why websites and ads run inside the same subscription: the landing pages get built and fixed as part of the work, not quoted separately.
How fast will I see results?
Search campaigns typically show meaningful signal within 2–4 weeks. Reporting is weekly from week one, counted in revenue, not impressions: cost per lead, cost per booked call, cost per closed deal.
Ready to start?
Book a 30-minute call. We’ll go through what’s working, what isn’t, and what the first move should be. If we’re not the right fit, we’ll say so on the call.
A focused 30 minutes, not a sales pitch.