See what’s leaking budget in your Google Ads campaign

Three things: how many issues we found in your campaign, what they cost you in total per month, and the single biggest leak unlocked in full — with the exact dollar amount and what’s causing it. The remaining findings stay locked. It’s enough to tell whether the full audit is worth $69 to you; it isn’t enough to fix the campaign — that’s the paid part.

Read-only, via Google’s standard OAuth flow. We never see your password, and the access doesn’t let us change anything in your account. You can revoke it in one click from your Google Ads settings whenever you want — including the moment you’ve got your audit.

Yes. You can export your campaign data from Google Ads (Campaigns → Download → CSV) and email it to us. The audit takes a bit longer that way — 48–72 hours instead of an instant unlock — but the report you get is the same. Email us at contact@contera.ai and we’ll send instructions.

If we can’t show you at least 3 things worth fixing in your account, reply to the email with the Excel report and say so. Full refund. We mean it — we’ve refunded before. If your campaign is genuinely clean, that’s good news for you, and we’d rather give the $69 back than argue about it.

A combination — and we’re upfront about it. The data pulling and the analysis run on our AI pipeline (the same one we use for our retained clients). It’s fast, and it doesn’t miss the obvious stuff. But the AI doesn’t ship your audit. A PPC specialist on our team reviews every finding before it goes out — throws away anything that doesn’t apply to your account, sharpens the recommendations, and writes the final summary in plain English. That’s the part you actually read.

Why this matters: a pure agency audit costs $500+ because a senior strategist did all the analysis manually. A Fiverr audit is $25 because nobody actually reviews it. We sit in the middle — AI does the heavy lifting so a real specialist can spend their 60–90 minutes on the thinking, not the data dumping.

It varies a lot by account size and how messy things are. For an owner spending $1,500/mo, we usually find $200–$500/mo in recoverable waste — plus 3–8 leads a month that were being misrouted, dropped at a broken form step, or paid for but never tracked properly. For a $3k/mo account, those numbers roughly double. For accounts under $500/mo the numbers tighten — there’s just less budget to leak. Most accounts make the $69 back inside 1–3 months. If yours is the exception, the refund applies.

Honest answer: probably yes, but the dollar impact will be smaller. A $69 audit that finds $200/mo in waste pays back in under 4 months. If your spend is under $300/mo, the math gets thin — book a free 20-min call instead and we’ll tell you whether it’s worth it for your size.

After you connect, we see how many campaigns you’re running and show you both prices on the spot: one campaign for $69, or the whole account for $199 — every campaign, one combined workbook and plan. For most small accounts the biggest issues live in one or two campaigns, so starting with one is a fine choice too.