PPC managed on a fixed monthly fee, never a percentage of your ad spend, by a team that also builds the landing pages and tracking your campaigns depend on. Because at $5.42 a click, where the traffic lands matters more than how it's bid.
US Engagements Completed
Average Client Rating
Not % of Ad Spend
Your Account, Always
TechnoBlick manages Google Ads for US businesses, a 19-person senior team with 68 completed engagements for American clients among 160+ international contracts at a 4.9★ average rating. We're based in Islamabad, and we lead with the number that makes this page's argument, the average US Google Ads click cost $5.42 in 2026, and the average B2B lead from Google Search runs about $394. At those prices, the expensive mistake isn't your bid strategy, it's sending paid traffic to a page that doesn't convert.
That's the gap most PPC agencies can't close. They manage the campaign, then email you about your slow landing page, your broken conversion tracking, or a form nobody's monitoring, and wait for your developer to get to it. Industry analysis puts the cost of that gap at 40-60% of ad spend wasted through bid mismanagement, audience overlap, and tracking errors.
We're a software company that runs ads, not an ad shop that outsources everything else. We build the landing pages, we wire GA4 and GTM ourselves, and we run SEO on the same accounts, so when a campaign underperforms, we fix the actual cause the same week instead of reporting it. Ads point somewhere. We build the somewhere.
WHY US
The US market standard is 10-20% of your ad budget, which pays the agency more when you spend more. Industry guides say it plainly, percentage-of-spend fees punish growth. Our fee is fixed, so the only lever we have is your cost per lead.
Landing pages, page speed, forms, and conversion tracking, built in-house. It's the difference between an ad manager and a growth partner.
The account is created under your business, your billing, your admin access. If an agency controls your tracking and analytics, you can't verify their reporting and you can't leave cleanly. Ours is structurally impossible to hold hostage.
Standups and reviews in your morning, WhatsApp answered in 1-2 hours, email within 8, seven days a week, plus the overnight half, where optimisation work lands before you start.
SERVICES
The intent channel, structured properly, tight ad groups, query control, negatives maintained weekly rather than quarterly.
For e-commerce, with feed quality treated as an engineering task, because that’s what it is.
Where they earn their place, not because a package included them.
Not your homepage. Built by our web team, speed-optimised, and iterated on real conversion data.
GA4, GTM, call tracking, and offline conversion import where deals close by phone.
Recovering the 95%+ who leave without converting.
Never impressions. With next month’s plan attached.
HOW WE WORK
Our afternoon-evening covers your morning-midday, so calls and reviews happen in your hours as routine.
Optimisation and reporting happen overnight, waiting when you start. Budget pacing and anomalies are monitored daily, not weekly.
WhatsApp answered in 1-2 hours, email within 8, seven days a week.
Created under your business, your billing, your permanent admin access.
THE REAL PROBLEM
Most US businesses don't have an ads problem. They have a funnel problem that ads made visible, and at $5.42 a click, it's an expensive way to find out. Only one of five common causes is actually a campaign problem, which is why an agency can execute the campaign perfectly and still burn your budget, and why we audit the funnel before we quote the management fee.
| The symptom | The real cause | Who fixes it |
|---|---|---|
| Clicks but no leads | 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 lead keeps climbing | Landing page loads in 6 seconds on mobile | Needs a developer |
| Leads that go cold | Form submissions sit in an unmonitored inbox | Needs automation |
| Wasted spend | No negative keywords, broad match running unchecked | Needs a PPC manager |
Clicks but no leads
"Ads aren’t converting"
Cost per lead keeps climbing
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, never touched by us, most US businesses run $1,000-$10,000+/month, with an average CPC of $5.42 in 2026. Our management fee is fixed and stated upfront. The US market charges budget agencies $500-$1,500/month, mid-tier agencies $1,500-$5,000/month, and premium or enterprise work $5,000-$20,000+/month, with percentage models running 10-20% of ad spend (15% the common benchmark) and hourly rates at $75-$200.
From $600/month
One campaign type, tracking setup included.
$1,200-$2,000/month
Multi-campaign, remarketing, landing page iteration, monthly strategy.
Scoped individually
Shopping feeds, Performance Max, multi-location.
What drives cost: Number of campaign types, competitiveness of the industry, landing page and tracking setup scope, and whether remarketing is included.
What we won't do: Hide setup fees or scope changes. US guides warn that hidden costs can double the real investment, so anything outside the agreed scope is quoted before it's done, never after.
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.
Mid-tier agencies charge $1,500-$5,000/month, budget shops $500-$1,500, and percentage models run 10-20% of spend. Our fixed fees start at $600/month. Separately, you'll spend $1,000-$10,000+ with Google itself, two numbers we always report separately, every month.
Because a percentage pays us more when you spend more, regardless of whether it works, a conflict the industry's own pricing guides name directly: percentage-of-spend fees punish growth. A fixed fee means our only lever is efficiency, better cost per lead, better ROAS. If your account should be spending less next month, we can say so without it costing us.
Industry analysis puts it at 40-60% through bid mismanagement, audience overlap, creative fatigue, and tracking errors, and expert optimisation typically improves ROAS 2.5-4.5x within 90 days. That gap is the entire value of good management, and it's why the cheapest fee is rarely the cheapest outcome.
Yes, and at US click prices we'd usually insist. Sending $5.42 clicks to a homepage is the most expensive habit in American PPC. Our web team builds the page, our engineers wire the tracking, and the campaign runs on a foundation that can convert.
You do, from day one, the account lives under your business with your billing and permanent admin access, and GA4/GTM are configured in your properties. Agencies that run your ads inside their own MCC make their reporting unverifiable and leaving expensive, you lose the account's entire learning history. We don't work that way.
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.
In your favour: our afternoon-evening covers your morning-midday for calls and reviews, and the async half means optimisation and reporting happen overnight, waiting when you start. Budget pacing and anomalies are monitored daily, not weekly.
Around $1,500/month. Below that, Google's algorithms don't gather enough conversion data to optimise, and you pay for a learning phase that never completes. If your budget is smaller, we'll tell you what to fix first, usually the landing page or local SEO.
Yes, as the paid-search specialists inside your stack, or as a delivery partner behind your existing agency, scoped honestly on the first call.
A free audit of your campaigns, landing pages, and tracking, in your time zone. You'll get the verdict either way.