PPC for Riyadh, Jeddah, and Dammam, where the ad account is created under your name and stays yours when we part. Fixed monthly fee, bilingual campaigns, and landing pages built by the same team.
Ahead of KSA Time
Average Client Rating
Not % of Ad Spend
Countries Served
TechnoBlick manages Google Ads for Saudi businesses, a 19-person senior team serving clients across 25+ countries at a 4.9 star average rating, working two hours from Saudi time on your Sunday-Thursday week. Campaigns start delivering traffic within days, with usable optimisation data inside the first two weeks, which is why Vision-2030-era businesses use paid search for the quarter and SEO for the years after.
Saudi Arabia's own PPC guides identify the real problem, and it isn't the platform: businesses routinely spend thousands of riyals a month on Google Ads without generating real results, because the issue is how campaigns are managed, and what the traffic lands on. A perfectly structured campaign pointed at a slow homepage with broken tracking will lose money in any currency.
We're a software company that runs ads. We build the landing pages, wire GA4 and GTM ourselves, and deliver Arabic campaigns through native Arabic specialists under our management. And we charge a fixed monthly fee, so scaling your spend is a decision about your business, not about our invoice.
WHY US
Some agencies in this market run every campaign through their own ad accounts, and state openly in their terms that on termination you keep only your payment card and website link. We do the opposite: your Google Ads account is created under your business, with your billing and permanent admin access. GA4 and Google Tag Manager live in your properties. If you leave us, you take everything, history, learnings, and lists included.
The Saudi market charges SAR 2,500-8,000/month for management, with some agencies taking 10-20% of spend instead. A percentage pays an agency more when you spend more, regardless of results. Our fee is fixed, so the only lever we have is your cost per acquisition.
Arabic ad copy and keyword work delivered by native Arabic specialists we work with, managed by our team, never machine translation. Arabic drives consumer-market volume in the Kingdom while English suits B2B and technical services.
Landing pages, page speed, tracking, and WhatsApp lead routing, built in-house, usually the same week.
9 AM in Riyadh is 11 AM for us, so your whole day sits inside ours. We work Sunday to Thursday to match your week. WhatsApp answered in 1-2 hours.
SERVICES
The intent channel, structured properly: tight ad groups, query control, negatives maintained weekly.
Arabic ad copy and keyword work delivered by native Arabic specialists, managed by our team, never machine translation.
For e-commerce, with feed quality treated as an engineering task.
Recovering the 95%+ who leave without converting.
Not your homepage. Built by our web team, speed-optimised, iterated on data.
GA4, GTM, call tracking, WhatsApp click tracking, CRM integration, all in your accounts.
Never impressions. On your week's rhythm, with next month's plan attached.
HOW WE WORK
9 AM in Riyadh is 11 AM for us, so your whole day sits inside ours, with campaign checks and urgent changes handled live.
Our working week is aligned to yours, so nothing waits until Sunday to get picked up.
WhatsApp answered in 1-2 hours, email within 8.
Month-to-month, so an agency is kept because it performs, not because leaving is expensive.
THE REAL PROBLEM
Most Saudi businesses don't have an ads problem. They have a funnel problem that ads made visible. Only one of five common causes is a campaign problem, which is why an agency can execute perfectly and still lose your budget, and why we audit the funnel before quoting a fee.
| The symptom | The real cause | Who fixes it |
|---|---|---|
| Clicks but no enquiries | Traffic lands on the homepage, no offer, no next step | Needs a web team |
| Ads aren't converting | Conversion tracking was never configured correctly | Needs an engineer |
| Cost per acquisition keeps climbing | Landing page loads in 6 seconds on mobile | Needs a developer |
| WhatsApp leads that go cold | No routing, no response-time discipline | Needs automation |
| Wasted spend | No negative keywords, wrong language targeting | Needs a PPC manager |
Clicks but no enquiries
Ads aren't converting
Cost per acquisition keeps climbing
WhatsApp leads that go cold
Wasted spend
Only the last row is a campaign problem, the rest need a team that can actually build, not just manage.
PRICING
Two separate numbers, and any proposal that blurs them is hiding something. Your ad spend goes to Google, paid from your card, never through us. Most Saudi SMBs run SAR 3,000-20,000/month, with SAR 3,000-10,000 typical for SMEs seeing solid ROI. CPCs run roughly SAR 1-12, rising past SAR 15 in legal, finance, real estate, and cosmetic clinics. Below about SAR 3,000/month there isn't enough conversion data to optimise properly, we'll say so rather than take the retainer. Our management fee is fixed and stated upfront. The Saudi market charges SAR 2,500-8,000/month for management, or 10-20% of ad spend under some agencies.
From SAR 2,500/month
One campaign type, one language, tracking setup included.
SAR 4,000-7,000/month
Multi-campaign, remarketing, landing page iteration, bilingual.
Scoped individually
Shopping feeds, Performance Max, multi-city.
What drives cost: Number of languages, campaign types, industry CPC band, and whether landing page or tracking implementation is included.
What we won't do: Bundle landing pages or Arabic scope invisibly into a headline fee. Each is quoted separately and transparently.
PROOF
Storefront and campaign landing pages we engineered ourselves, built to convert paid traffic, not just display it.
A YMYL vertical where trust signals, page speed, and tracking accuracy decide whether ad spend turns into bookings.
International reach run from Pakistan, showing the same technical foundation we bring to a Google Ads funnel.
You do, from day one, your business, your billing, permanent admin access, and GA4/GTM in your properties. This matters more in Saudi Arabia than most markets: some providers here run campaigns exclusively inside their own accounts and state openly that you keep nothing on termination. Ask every agency you're considering whose account your campaign will run in before you sign.
The market charges SAR 2,500-8,000/month depending on scope and language coverage, or 10-20% of spend with some agencies. Our fixed fees start at SAR 2,500/month, always reported separately from ad spend.
Most Saudi SMBs run SAR 3,000-20,000/month, with SAR 3,000-10,000 typical for SMEs. CPCs sit around SAR 1-12, higher in legal, finance, real estate, and cosmetic clinics. Below roughly SAR 3,000/month, the data is too thin to optimise, we'll tell you that rather than take the money.
Usually both, split by intent: Arabic returns higher volumes in consumer markets, while English suits B2B, technical, and international-facing services. Arabic ad copy and keyword research are delivered by native Arabic specialists we work with, managed by our team, never machine translation, which underperforms visibly here.
Because a percentage pays us more when you spend more, regardless of results. A fixed fee means we can recommend spending less next month when that's the right call, and it keeps the focus on cost per acquisition, the number that actually matters.
Traffic within days of launch, with meaningful optimisation over the first 30-90 days. Paid search is the fast channel, but the first month is calibration, not peak performance.
Yes, and we'd usually insist. The real return driver is targeting, ad quality, and landing pages. Our web team builds the page, our engineers wire the tracking.
Two hours: your 9 AM in Riyadh is our 11 AM, so your whole day sits inside ours, and we work Sunday to Thursday to match your week. WhatsApp answered in 1-2 hours.
Our team holds Google Ads certifications through Skillshop. We don't currently carry the agency Partner badge, and we'd rather say so than imply it.
A free audit of your campaigns, landing pages, tracking, and account structure. Honest verdict either way.