Google changes your account when you're not looking. We check whether it did.
A lighter version of the audit, whenever you want one. No subscription, no contract, no reminder emails. You book it when something feels off, or every few months for peace of mind. We open the account read-only, check the things that drift, and send you a one-page note within one working day: still fine, or here's what moved and how to put it back.
Five moments that usually mean something moved
"We've applied some recommendations."
Or "your campaign is limited by budget." Both are Google telling you it has changed, or would like to change, how your money is spent. A check tells you what actually happened and whether to undo it.
"The bill was bigger this month."
Broad match creeping back, a new keyword Google added, search partners switched on, or a budget raised by an auto-apply. Usually one of four things. We find which.
"Same spend, fewer calls."
Often tracking, not the ads: a tag that stopped firing after a website update, a form plugin change, a call-tracking number that expired. The dashboard won't tell you. A check will.
"I want it right before summer."
A quick look at schedules, budgets, locations and the negatives list before the months that matter, so the account is tight when the searches arrive.
"I'd just like to know."
Accounts drift. Google's defaults re-assert themselves. A quarterly check costs less than one bad month of broad match, and it lets you stop thinking about it in between.
"It's never been sorted."
If nobody has ever gone through the account properly, start with the $595 audit. The Health Check assumes there's a good baseline to check against; without one it's a shallow look at a deep problem.
The things that drift
The audit looks at everything once. The Health Check looks at the handful of things that change on their own, or that Google changes for you. Each one is compared against the last known-good state of your account, and each finding comes with the same step-by-step instructions as the audit.
- Search terms since last time. New irrelevant queries, and the negatives that stop them.
- Google's changes. Auto-applied recommendations, new keywords, match types that moved, networks that switched on.
- Conversion tracking. Still firing, still once, still on the right actions.
- Spend pacing. Budget against actual spend, and spend against real leads.
- Schedule, locations, devices. Still set the way they were left.
- Landing pages. Still loading, still tracked, form and phone still working.
Book it, forget it, read one page
Book
Form below, or email. If we did your audit we still have read-only access unless you removed it; if not, we'll send the three-minute steps.
We check
The drift list, compared against the last known-good state. Software pulls the data; a person reads it and decides what matters.
You get one page
What moved, what it's cost so far, how to put it back, and what's still fine. Instructions written like the audit's.
Then nothing
No subscription starts. No follow-up sequence. You book the next one when you want it, or never.
On demand means on demand
One number. Whenever you like.
Any account we've audited, or any account that's been properly set up by someone. Not sure which yours is? Ask, and we'll tell you honestly whether to start with the audit instead.
Request a Health Check →- The drift list, checked by hand
- One-page note within one working day
- Dollar figure on anything that moved
- Step-by-step fixes, audit style
- No subscription, ever
If you're on Google Ads management with us, checks like this happen every week as part of the fee and you don't need this page.
Before you book
Do I need the audit first?+
Usually, yes. The Health Check compares your account against a known-good state, and the audit is how that state gets created. If someone competent has already set the account up properly, a check can work from there. If nobody has, book the audit; a check would just find the same big problems without the full instructions.
Is it really not a subscription?+
Really. You pay $300 when you book one. Nothing renews. We don't email you to book the next one. Most people settle into every three months on their own, and some only book when Google sends them an email.
How is this different from the audit?+
The audit looks at everything, once, in depth, with instructions for every fix: nine areas across the account and the website. The Health Check looks only at the things that change on their own, compares them to how they were left, and tells you what moved. Think of the audit as the service and the check as the warrant of fitness.
How much of this is automated?+
The comparison is mostly software, which is why it's $300 and one working day: pulling the current settings and search terms and lining them up against the last known state is exactly what software is for. Deciding whether a change matters, putting a dollar figure on it, and writing the fix is a person. The note says which was which.
Can you just fix what moved?+
Yes, on a written quote based on the time estimate in the note. Most fixes are five to twenty minutes and most people do them themselves, which is the point.
Book a Health Check
We reply within one working day with a fit check. If it suits you, the reply has the invoice, the access steps and a delivery date. If it doesn't, it says so.
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