Consent Mode v2
A consent banner with categories, denied state until the visitor chooses, signals sent to analytics and ads, chats and call tracking behind consent. Free check.
So you can see which money each channel actually brings. Until conversions are passed correctly, any ad optimization is guesswork.
A consent banner with categories, denied state until the visitor chooses, signals sent to analytics and ads, chats and call tracking behind consent. Free check.
Events for all avenues of appeal instead of the thank you page, cleaning duplicates, transferring conversions to advertising offices. The appeal card is free.
Data layer, events from product view to purchase, protection against double counting, and revenue reconciled with your accounting system. Free data check.
We keep the traffic source on the CRM record, send deal statuses back to ad platforms and calculate cost per deal by channel. The deal-chain review is free.
We install one GA4 tag via Google Tag Manager, remove duplicates and dead Universal Analytics, and set up events for your business actions. The check is free.
We install the container correctly, move tracking codes over without duplicates, implement a data layer and remove dead scripts. The container check is free.
Five to seven metrics that drive decisions, sources combined with clear labels, manual data honestly flagged, and a human commentary on each monthly report.
We reduce channel spellings to a single value, tag mailings, social and offline, and carry the source through to the lead. Report review is free.
No. You pay the budget directly to Google or Meta from your own account — that way you see every expense and stay the owner of the account. Our work is billed separately.
Technically yes, but it is the most expensive saving there is: without correct conversions the automated strategies optimise blind. So we verify the measurement before launch, not after the first spend.
There is deliberately no public price list: the scope of the same work differs several times over between two clients, and a «from» figure would mislead. First comes a free audit or a review of the task, then an estimate broken down by stages, and only after that a contract with a fixed amount.
Every project gets a written contract: scope, deadlines, amount, acceptance procedure. The contractor is a registered sole proprietor, paid by bank transfer with closing documents. The result is handed over under an acceptance act.
A 30-day warranty from the day the acceptance act is signed: mistakes on our side are fixed at no charge (clause 7.2 of the contract). The warranty covers the work we did, not changes that appeared after handover.
The client. Ownership of the code, the design and the materials transfers after full payment (clause 6.2). Domain, hosting, repository, analytics and ad accounts are registered in your name, not ours.
Describe the task in your own words — we will tell you where to start and whether you need what you came for. If you do not, we will say so.