ppc.co

• Pricing model: Custom-quoted PPC agency pricing with multiple possible billing structures: monthly retainer, percentage of ad spend, or performance-based pricing tied to leads/conversions/revenue. Their LinkedIn service page also states they offer month-to-month campaigns and multiple service tiers.
• Starting price: $1,000 - $10,000 minimal budget
• Typical range: $1,000–$10,000+ / month
• Billing: Primarily monthly management pricing, billed separately from ad spend; pricing may be structured as a flat monthly retainer, a percentage of monthly ad spend, or performance-based fees. One-time setup fees may apply for account rebuilds.
• Contract terms: No long-term contract required on the main site; LinkedIn page says month-to-month campaigns are available.
• Free trial: Free PPC account audit / free consultation.
• Guarantee: No pricing guarantee found. The /services page claims 100% of new clients see 30%+ ROI improvement to their campaigns, but this is presented as a marketing claim rather than a formal pricing guarantee.

PPC.co does not publish a clean rate card or package table with exact purchasable fees on its own site. On its site, it describes its pricing as custom and says agencies like it generally charge either 10–20% of ad spend, a flat monthly retainer often in the $1,000–$10,000+ range, or performance-based fees; it also says typical all-in SMB PPC investment is $1,500–$10,000+/month including ad spend, which is not the same as agency-only fees. Third-party directories add more concrete but directory-supplied figures: Clutch lists a $5,000+ minimum project size and $100–$149/hr, while DesignRush lists a minimal budget of $1,000–$10,000 and an average hourly rate of $149/hr. Those directory numbers should be treated as directory estimates/profile data, not a published direct quote from PPC.co's checkout or proposal flow.

A PPC.co engagement appears to start with an inquiry and free audit, then move into research and account review, campaign build and launch, and ongoing optimization with regular communication and weekly reporting. Customer review evidence also suggests the team stays closely involved as an extension of the client’s team, helping with compliance decisions, feedback loops, and account management.

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   Submit goals and request an audit

   The process starts when a prospect shares its website, budget, and channels of interest through PPC.co’s contact flow. PPC.co says it replies with a real plan and a free account audit, and one client review also describes initial conversations with an account manager about the business’s frustrations and goals.

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   Review the account and research the market

   PPC.co describes an audit of structure, spend, and tracking, and its broader process pages emphasize research into the business, audience, and competitors. A verified client review specifically says the work began with a competitor analysis phase before campaign work started.

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   Align on strategy and key decisions

   After the review, PPC.co appears to outline the campaign direction, identify opportunities, and make recommendations on what to fix first. Review evidence shows the team helped the client make important decisions, especially around ad and landing-page compliance, while acting collaboratively rather than overselling.

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   Build campaigns, ads, tracking, and landing pages

   PPC.co says it rebuilds campaigns around profitable intent and clean conversion data, covering keyword and audience research, ad copy or creative, conversion tracking, and landing page optimization. The company’s own materials frame this as the main build phase before ads are pushed live.

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   Launch and test with client feedback

   Once assets are prepared, PPC.co launches ad variants, audiences, and landing pages with testing built in. The review evidence indicates campaign creation and testing are core early execution steps, and another verified review on a different service line shows deliverables being reviewed by the client and modified based on feedback before final publishing, which supports an approval-and-revision style of working.

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   Optimize continuously and report regularly

   After launch, PPC.co says it tunes bids, creative, budgets, and pages based on performance, with continuous A/B testing and weekly optimization. On the client-management side, PPC.co says it provides weekly reports on wins and improvement areas, while a verified PPC client says they stayed in regular contact with ideas and suggestions flowing both ways.