PPC Geeks

• Pricing model: Custom-quoted monthly PPC management on a fixed-fee retainer, with month-to-month billing and no long-term contract. PPC Geeks explicitly says it bills a fixed monthly fee rather than taking a cut of profits, and third-party directory/review sources indicate engagements commonly start around a recurring monthly management fee.
• Starting price: £1,500 / mo
• Typical range: £1,500–£15,000 / mo
• Billing: Monthly billing cycle; fixed monthly management fee / retainer.
• Contract terms: No long-term contracts stated on PPC Geeks' own AI/company overview page; one Clutch client also described the engagement as a 'rolling contract' with freedom to end when needed.
• Free trial: No free trial found. PPC Geeks offers a free PPC audit / free consultation, but says not everyone qualifies.
• Guarantee: A Clutch-reviewed client said PPC Geeks offered a money-back guarantee after the first month: if the client was unhappy, they would cancel the contract and return the money.

PPC Geeks does not appear to publish a public price card on its main commercial pages; pricing is custom and quote-led. However, PPC Geeks' own FAQ states they operate on a monthly billing cycle and charge a fixed fee, while Clutch client interviews and a directory summary provide concrete figures. The strongest published buyer-facing entry point is a Clutch client reporting a £1,500/month fee; the broader £1,500–£15,000/month band comes from Clutch's review summary and is corroborated by PPC Geeks' own educational pricing content, but that band should be treated as a published market/engagement range rather than a guaranteed official package list from the agency.

A PPC Geeks engagement appears to start with an audit or initial consultation, then move into a structured onboarding where a client manager gathers access and business goals, the team implements tracking and strategy, the client reviews ads before launch, and then PPC Geeks manages the account through regular reports, calls, and ongoing optimisation.

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   Start with an audit or discovery call

   Prospective clients commonly describe an initial audit, review, or call where PPC Geeks explains the process, discusses costs and stages, and assesses whether the account is a fit. Some Trustpilot feedback also suggests they may decline opportunities they believe are not the right fit.

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   Assign a client manager and gather account access

   Once engaged, PPC Geeks assigns a client manager as the main day-to-day contact, with a broader strategy team behind them. Early onboarding focuses on obtaining access to core platforms such as Google Ads, Analytics, Tag Manager, and Merchant Center so the team can assess the account setup.

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   Run a business-goals deep dive and build the strategy

   Clients describe long early conversations about what they want to achieve, including target locations and commercial objectives, followed by research into the client’s industry. PPC Geeks then turns that input into its named PPC STARS strategy, aligning messaging, USPs, keywords, demographics, and KPIs with the client’s goals.

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   Implement tracking and prepare campaigns

   Before launch, PPC Geeks reviews the website and tracking setup so leads, calls, purchases, chats, and forms can be measured properly, integrating CRM, call tracking, and UTMs where relevant. In parallel, the team builds or restructures campaigns and prepares ad copy for the account.

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   Get client approval on ads and launch

   PPC Geeks’ own onboarding page says the final pre-launch step is client review of ad copy and any requested changes. Clutch evidence also indicates campaigns may take a setup period before the team 'hits the go button' and launches.

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   Manage the first weeks with frequent reporting and calls

   After launch, PPC Geeks begins collecting data immediately, sends regular reports, and schedules weekly reporting or progress calls during the early phase. Reviews reinforce this hands-on communication pattern, with customers mentioning weekly or frequent contact and regular statistics reporting.

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   Shift into ongoing optimisation and strategic reviews

   As performance stabilises, PPC Geeks says clients typically move from weekly calls to more in-depth monthly calls while still receiving weekly and monthly reports. The agency continues optimisation, testing, and recommendations, and also conducts quarterly business reviews to refresh objectives and strategy.