We run Google Ads, Meta Ads and SEO for US service businesses — inside your accounts, with tracking that follows a click all the way to a paid invoice. Prices are on the site. Leave on 30 days’ notice. Nobody here is going to call you “partner.”
Your accounts · Your data · No contract to get out of
Almost everyone we speak to is already spending money on marketing. What they can’t do is point at one line and say that one paid for itself.
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You can tell us to the dollar what you pay every month. You probably can’t tell us which campaign brought in the last five customers. That’s not a you problem — nobody ever built you a way to see it.
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Website on their platform. Ad account in their name. You left, and the site, the pixel data and four years of conversion history walked out with them. Someone probably called it a fresh start.
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Two vendors, two invoices, and both of them take credit for the same phone call. One of them is wrong, and you’re paying both to find out which.
Paid buys leads this week. Search compounds so you’re not renting every one of them forever. We run both, which is the only way the numbers can be compared honestly.
Paid — right now
Someone types “water heater leaking” at 6am. That’s not a branding moment, that’s a job. We build the search side properly — keywords, negatives, ad copy, extensions, call tracking — and set up Local Services Ads where your trade qualifies for them.
Usually producing leads inside two weeksPaid — before they search
Facebook and Instagram, aimed at the people who aren’t searching yet but will be by spring. Offer-led creative, lead forms or click-to-call, and Conversions API set up so iOS doesn’t quietly eat half your data.
Best for seasonal work and offersOrganic — the slow one
Technical fixes, service and location pages that actually rank, and content built around what people search before they’re ready to buy. It’s slow. It’s also the reason your cost per lead falls in year two instead of climbing forever.
Real movement from month four onwardOrganic — the quiet winner
Google Business Profile built out properly, citations cleaned up, service areas mapped, and a review system that keeps new ones arriving without you chasing anyone. For most local trades this is the best-performing thing on this page, and it’s free clicks.
$0 per lead once it ranksWe won’t run a campaign we can’t measure. Not out of principle — there’d be nothing to optimize against and no honest way to prove we earned the fee.
GA4, Tag Manager, Meta Pixel, Conversions API, call tracking with recordings, form and WhatsApp events, and a landing page built to convert rather than to impress your cousin. $995, once, and it stays yours whatever happens next.
Campaigns launch in your accounts. We’re inside them every week — cutting waste, adding negatives, testing creative and pages. You get a dashboard you can open at 11pm on a Sunday if that’s your idea of a good time.
Every month: leads, cost per lead, which source produced each one, the call recordings, and what we changed. Tell us which ones closed and we’ll show you cost per job. Nobody has ever needed another slide about impressions.
Anyone who promises you a lead count on a first call is either guessing or writing themselves an excuse for month three. Here’s what we’ll put in writing instead.
01 — Ownership
Campaigns run in your Google Ads account and your Meta Business Manager. Pixel, conversion history, landing pages, domain, phone number — yours. Fire us tomorrow and you keep every bit of it. That’s rather the point.
02 — Term
No six-month term. No twelve-month term. No “early termination fee” hiding on page four. Give us thirty days and we hand everything over without making it awkward.
03 — Month one
Tell us what a lead costs you today. If our first full month doesn’t come in under that number, we don’t charge a management fee for the second one.
Needs 30 days of your existing lead data to measure against. Never run ads before? Take the $497 pilot instead — there’s nothing to beat yet.
Real campaigns we’ve run for local businesses across Meta, Google & TikTok.
Real business owners on what changed after Flexecom took over their ads and SEO.
Brands & businesses we’ve worked with














Plus the one-time $995 build. Ad spend goes straight to Google and Meta on your own card — we never touch it, and we never mark it up.
Ad budget $1,500–2,500
One channel, run properly. For businesses testing paid ads for the first time.
Ad budget $2,500–5,000
Paid and organic working together, so you’re not renting all of your leads.
Ad budget $5,000+
For the operator who intends to be the first name in their service area.
US service businesses that could take on more work this month — home services, trades, clinics, salons, local professional firms. If customers normally find you through Google, Facebook or someone’s brother-in-law, we can usually help.
We do ecommerce too, but on a different pricing model. Ask on the call.
At least $1,500 a month, paid straight to Google or Meta. Below that the platforms don’t collect enough conversion data to optimize against, and you’d be paying a specialist to make well-dressed guesses.
If you’re under that today we’ll say so on the call and tell you what to fix first — usually your Google Business Profile and your reviews, both of which cost nothing but your time.
Paid usually produces leads in the first two weeks. How many depends entirely on your market, your budget and what you sell — which is exactly why we won’t quote you a number before we’ve looked at any of it.
SEO and local SEO are slower. Technical gains in weeks, ranking movement around month two or three, real lead volume from month four. Most clients run paid alongside so there’s money coming in while search catches up.
No, and please don’t offer. You add us as a user on your own accounts at whatever access level you’re comfortable with, and you can remove us in two clicks. Don’t have accounts yet? We’ll create them in your name, not ours.
No — we audit first. Existing conversion history and audience data are worth real money, and wiping the account resets the learning period for no reason. Where campaigns are salvageable we rebuild around them.
You get the audit findings in writing whether or not you sign, including the specific places money is currently going nowhere.
You’re on thirty days’ notice, so you leave — and everything we built stays sitting in your accounts. If you had lead data before you started and month one didn’t beat it, you don’t pay management for month two. That’s the whole of it; there’s no clause after this one.
Bring two numbers: what you spend now, and what a customer is worth to you. We’ll tell you which plan fits, what ninety days should realistically look like, and if we’re the wrong people for it — who isn’t.