Paid ads management with 30% transparent pricing. Direct platform billing.

30% of ad spend + a posted monthly minimum per channel – ad spend goes directly to the platform, accounts stay in your name. Those are the three commitments we call the Transparency Stack. (1) Posted fee structure: 30% of ad spend plus a posted monthly minimum per channel, numbers on the page, not behind a discovery call. (2) Direct platform billing: your card pays Google, Meta, YouTube directly, with zero hidden markups because there’s no invoice to hide them in. (3) Your account, your data, always: every account is created in your name, and you keep pixel data, audience lists, campaign history, and reporting.

A worked example: a client spending $10,000/mo on Google Ads pays Google $10,000 directly via their own card, then pays DigiFlex360 a $3,000 management fee (30%). If a client is below the minimum threshold – say $600 in ad spend – the channel’s posted minimum of $250/mo applies instead of the percentage. There are no other line items: no markups, no tech fees, no setup surprises bundled in. You see the platform invoice and our invoice, separately, every month.

Yes, percentage models do create that incentive structurally. We won’t pretend otherwise. What checks it is transparency: (a) you see the platform invoice every month - we never touch the spend; (b) you own the accounts and the data, so an independent audit of ROAS is always possible; (c) the posted minimum already covers our labor, so we don’t need to inflate tiny budgets to get paid; and (d) any budget-increase recommendation comes with projected ROAS in writing, and you can decline it without penalty.

You do. Always. Every Google Ads, Meta Business Manager, LinkedIn Campaign Manager, and YouTube account is created in your business name. Pixel data, audience lists, and campaign history all belong to you. When you cancel, you keep everything - there’s no MCC to extract yourself from and nothing to “hand back.”

No. Every channel is month-to-month with no multi-channel lock-in. If you’ve been burned by a 12-month agency contract before, this is the opposite: cancel any channel with 30 days’ notice, no early-termination fee. You stay because the ROAS is there, not because the paperwork traps you.

It depends on buyer behavior and funnel stage. Search captures existing intent, Social builds new awareness, Retargeting recovers visitors who left, and Video builds demand before the search happens. The Step 2 channel audit identifies your right starting point.

Account setup and tracking take 5–10 business days; first campaigns go live within 2–3 weeks of agreement. Plan on a 4–6 week optimization period before stable ROAS reads emerge – early numbers move a lot while the platforms learn, so we don’t make big calls off week-one data.