One subscription runs your whole business: every crew member, every seat, every export. The tier sets your quotas, never your people.
Every quota below is a fence with a price on the gate, never a wall: crossing bills the overage and nothing stops working. What changes between the tiers is how far you get before the gate.
Most agencies land on Core. Base holds 3 campaigns and 2 brands: one client with a Google account and a Meta account fills it, and from there the overages carry you past $149 without the room Core would have given you. Base is real and it is priced honestly. It is simply the smallest room on the ladder.
Final quotas are settled in writing before anything is on a bill.
Add a crew member, add a subcontractor, add a second name over the door. Nobody on your side is ever a line on the bill.
Profit after the sub is the reason to buy. It's on every plan, or the product would be its own bait-and-switch.
No implementation fee, no termination fee, no annual lock-in — and crossing a quota bills the printed rate from the next cycle; it never blocks your work. The lock-in we want is your accumulated attribution history being too useful to leave.
See what the ad money actually produced. Read-only, revocable, a real number back.
Show me what my ads made