Google Ads agency for leads and sales

Six checks with read-only access: your search terms, how ads match their landing pages, conversion tracking, brand and new demand, whether sales results reach the account, and the account’s change history. Usually a few business days after access, you get a written review with the issues ranked by impact, then a call with Mike or Alex, our co-founders. The review is yours to use with any team.

At $500 a month, you get about 155 clicks at $3.22, the median cost per click for real estate, or about 51 at $9.87, the median for legal services. At real estate prices, that’s enough to test one narrow set of buyer searches, not to judge a whole market or train automated bidding. Try your own numbers in the calculator above.

At $10 a day, Google spends up to about $304 a month. At $5.42, the median cost per click for US search campaigns in WordStream and LocaliQ’s 2026 benchmarks, that buys about 56 clicks and 5 conversions as Google Ads counts them. That can test a few local searches with cheap clicks, but it won’t give automated bidding enough data to learn.

No, Wonderflow is not a Google Partner. Google Partner is a badge for agencies that meet Google’s thresholds for client ad spend and optimization score. It doesn’t tell you who will run your campaigns. At Wonderflow that’s Pavel, our PPC Lead, with one of our founders answering for your project.

Search campaigns come first, because they reach people who are already looking. Performance Max, Shopping, YouTube and Display join only when they fit your goal and your tracking counts real inquiries.

Performance Max shows ads across Search, YouTube, Gmail and other Google sites. If it learns from raw form fills, it can find cheap junk leads. We use it where accepted inquiries are counted, with brand exclusions and negative keywords. Google suggests giving a new campaign at least six weeks before judging it.

We set up offline conversion import, so the inquiries your team accepts go back to Google Ads and bidding learns from them. Google takes these results up to 90 days after the click, so for longer sales we send an earlier stage, such as a qualified inquiry. Setting up the import is quoted separately, because it depends on your CRM. Without a CRM, your team marks inquiries and we use those marks.

We don’t promise a set number of leads or sales. No one can: results depend on demand in your market, your offer and how fast your team replies. What we promise is the work. Every test has a spending limit and a review date, and every change shows in your account’s change history.

US agencies’ own pricing articles in 2026 put the usual fee at 10–20% of ad spend, or a flat fee from about $500 to several thousand dollars a month, plus a one-time setup fee. Our setup starts at $X, then $X a month plus 10% of ad spend.

Campaigns go live on day 10 of setup. Clicks and search terms show from day one, and inquiries from the first week. Inquiries your team accepts can be judged from the first month, and deals follow your sales cycle. Google suggests at least six weeks before judging a new Performance Max campaign. At three months we go through the results with you.

We start with a call. Tell us what you sell, where and to whom, and on the call we go through your offer, your market and a first budget. Then you get a proposal for the 10-business-day setup.

A freelance Google Ads expert or consultant can run one simple account well. Hire a PPC agency like us when the ads, the pages they lead to and the tracking all need work, because we do all three. You also get a team: a specialist in your account and a founder on every project.