Not clicks. Not leads. We run your Google Ads, Meta, SEO and website for $990 a month — flat, at any ad spend — and we read your calls and your CRM so the number we report back is the one your bank agrees with.
Read-only access to your ad account. Written report within three business days of access. No card, no call, and the findings are yours whether or not you hire us.
Sample view — not client data
Where the money went
Last 30 days
| Campaign | Spend | Leads | Customers | Cost each |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Search · Emergency AC repair | 63 | 21 | ||
| Search · Furnace repair | 41 | 12 | ||
| Performance Max · Service area | 88 | 9 | ||
| Meta · Spring tune-up offer | 74 | 4 |
Ad platforms reported 266 conversions.
Your CRM closed 46.
Inbound call · 4m 12s
“How soon can someone come out? The upstairs unit died and we have a newborn in the house.”
Matched to Search · Emergency AC repair, keyword “ac repair near me open now”
Change log · today
Reviewed by a person · approved 09:41
Reviewed by a person · approved 11:20
There isn’t one. The number is on this page because a price belongs on a page — and the fastest way to prove there is no catch is to show you where every dollar goes, including ours.
We are not adding these up for you.
Published US averages, Clutch, checked 6 September 2026. Clutch averages are drawn from agency-reported project data and skew mid-market and enterprise. A small local shop will quote you less than these; a national agency will quote you more. We are showing you the published averages, not the cheapest quote you could find.
Everything, one price
Flat. Not a starting price.
See the work before you pay for it.
Most agencies are paid a percentage of what you spend. That means the month they tell you to double the budget is the month they get a raise, whether or not it worked. We are the only ones who can afford to tell you to spend less.
Ad spend is separate. You pay it on your own card, directly to Google and Meta. It never passes through us.
Month to month. Cancel any day by email — no notice period, no cancellation fee, no end-of-term date to wait for. We remove our access and everything else stays exactly where it is, in your name.
An agency charging you $4,000 a month is mostly billing you for the forty hours a person spends pulling reports, rebuilding keyword lists, writing forty ad variants and resizing creative into eleven placements.
Our agents do those hours. Our senior people make the calls that need judgement. That’s the line we deleted — and it is the only one.
We did not delete the strategy, the approvals, or the person who answers when you write in. Those are the parts that were worth paying for.
Agents are good at volume and consistency and bad at judgement. Nothing goes live in your account without a named person approving it, and every change is logged with who approved it.
The most common thing people say about a bad agency is not that it was expensive. It is that they could not get their own accounts back. So here is exactly what we hold and what you hold, before you give us anything.
Created under your email and your billing. We request access at a named permission level — we never take ownership, and we never ask you to link your account to a manager account we control.
Your domain, your hosting, a repository you own. Not a page on our platform that stops existing when you stop paying.
Pixels, conversion actions, audiences, creative source files, keyword lists, negative lists, call recordings, CRM data. All of it stays where it is.
Tell us and we remove our access. Nothing else changes — no export request, no handover fee, no thirty-day notice period, no waiting for a renewal date.
If we are ever bad at this, the cost of leaving should be an email, not a project.
Here is the whole sequence. You write and say you are done. Within two business days we drop out of your Google Ads account, your Meta Business Manager, your CRM and your repository. Your campaigns keep running, your site keeps serving, your recordings stay in your call-tracking account, and your next agency inherits a working setup with a complete change log instead of a mystery. Then you stop paying us.
They weren’t necessarily lying. They were counting a different thing than you were.
Every one of these is a real event. None of them is a customer.
The gap
5.8×
220 of those 266 “conversions” never became a customer
This is the column we report. Sample view — not client data.
Step 1
44%
of marketing-generated calls never reach a human at all.
Step 2
38%
of the answered ones are a real lead rather than a wrong number or an existing customer.
Step 3
42%
of those leads convert on the call itself.
Run those three together and roughly about nine calls in a hundred become a customer. That is the industry, not your agency specifically — but it is where your money is actually going, and almost nobody reports it to you.
Source: Invoca Lead Conversion Benchmarks 2026 — 70 million calls, 600 million minutes, 10 industries. Published July 2026. These are industry-wide figures, not ours, and not a projection for your business.
We show you the gap. And because we take nothing from your ad spend, we don’t get paid more when it’s wide.
Because we follow one specific recording all the way to the deal, in your systems, not ours. Four steps, no black box.
01
Through CallRail or Twilio, on your subscription, under your billing. We never route your calls through a number we own — if you leave, your tracking numbers and every recording go with you, because they were always yours.
02
Was this a real prospect or a wrong number? Did anyone pick up? Did it get booked? A call that rang out for ninety seconds is a different failure than a call that was answered and fumbled, and they need different fixes.
03
The call is tied to the record it created in HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive or GoHighLevel — and then we watch that record. When it moves to closed-won, that is the event we have been waiting for.
04
Closed-won travels back to the keyword, the ad, and the campaign that produced it — and back into the bidding, so the platform learns to buy customers rather than form fills.
Our numbers come out of your Google Ads account and your CRM, not out of our dashboard. If ours ever disagree with Google’s, Google’s is right and we will say so.
Your accounts, your subscriptions, your data. We ask for the lowest permission level that does the job, and we tell you which one before you grant it.
Google Ads
Meta
Facebook
Instagram
YouTube
TikTok
LinkedIn
GA4
Search Console
Tag Manager
HubSpot
Salesforce
Twilio
Shopify
Stripe
WordPress
Webflow
Zapier
SlackThese are the platforms and systems we operate in and connect to on your behalf. All names and logos are the property of their respective owners. Lonta AI is an independent company and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, authorized by, or otherwise approved by any of them, and is not a certified partner of any of them.
Both lists matter. The second one is how you can tell the first one is real.
No per-channel pricing, no per-page pricing, no change-request fee. If it is on this list, it is in the $990.
Ad spend
You pay Google and Meta directly, on your own card. We never touch it, never mark it up, and never take a percentage of it.
Paid tooling
If your setup needs a paid CRM seat, a call-tracking plan or a hosting bill, that is yours. We will tell you before you need it, and we take nothing from anyone we recommend.
On-location production
A film crew at your site is a real cost with real people in it. We produce creative from your footage and from what we can make; we do not pretend a shoot is free.
PR, events, print
Out of scope. We would be guessing, and you would be paying for the guess.
You are spending under about $1,500 a month on ads
Below that, the fee is a large share of your total marketing budget and the accounts will not generate enough data for the measurement to mean anything. Spend it on the ads instead and come back.
You want someone to guarantee a ranking or a lead count
Nobody can, and the ones who do are describing something other than what will happen.
You want to be hands-off about budget decisions
We do not change budgets or restart paused campaigns without your written approval. If you would rather not be asked, we are the wrong shape.
Written to be checkable rather than flattering. Where an alternative genuinely varies, the cell says it varies — you should ask them, and the answer will tell you a lot.
One comparison worth running yourself: ask any agency you are considering what they charge, before you book the call. What happens next is the most useful thing you will learn about them.
Not a forecast, and not our results — we do not have results to show you yet. It is one division against published industry data, with the working shown, and it stops at the point where honest arithmetic runs out.
Illustrative model — arithmetic on public data
$5,000 ÷ $90.92 average cost per lead
55 leads a month
At $109 each including our $990.
And this is where every other calculator lies to you
The obvious next move is to multiply those 55 by a close rate and hand you a customer count. We are not going to, because the arithmetic does not hold: published close rates are measured on leads that reached a phone conversation, while a cost-per-lead figure counts form fills as well. Chain them and you get a number roughly five times too flattering.
What the call data does say is blunt: of every 100 marketing-generated calls, about 44 never reach a human at all, and about nine become a customer. Which of your 55 land on which side of that is the number your account will never show you.
It is also the number we start measuring on day one — from your CRM, not from a benchmark table.
Illustrative model — not a result. This is one division: the spend you entered, over a published industry average cost per lead. Lonta AI has not produced this figure for any client and does not claim you will achieve it. Your own cost per lead will differ, often by a lot.
Cost per lead: LocaliQ / WordStream Search Advertising Benchmarks — 13,000+ US campaigns across 23 industries, published 1 June 2026. Call outcomes: Invoca Lead Conversion Benchmarks 2026 — 70 million calls, 600 million minutes, 10 industries, July 2026.
We launched in 2026. We have no case studies, no client logos and no testimonials, and we are not going to invent any.
Everyone else in this category shows anonymous case studies with a growth percentage and nothing you can inspect — a number with no company, no time window and no method attached. We could generate twenty of those this afternoon. In the United States a fabricated testimonial is a federal civil penalty per violation, and more to the point, you would have no way to check a single one of them.
So here is the mechanism instead, in full, and a free audit of the account you already have. Judge the work, not the marketing.
Every agency offers a free audit and most of them are a sales call with a chart in it. Here is exactly what ours is, so you can hold us to it — or catch us not doing it.
Linking to a manager account is a normal, legitimate way for an agency to work, and plenty of good ones ask for it. We simply do not need it to read your account and write you a report — so for an audit we ask for the least access that does the job.
Phrased the way they get asked, including the hostile ones.
If you have done this before and it went badly, the thing you are actually checking for is whether you can get out. That answer is here, first.
Day 14
Tracking is verified end to end, the account is restructured, and the first campaigns are live. You get the change log.
Day 30
First written review with the numbers from your account and your CRM, not from our dashboard.
Day 60
If it is not working, we tell you it is not working, in writing, with the number. We do not tell you to run it longer.
Would rather just write to a person? hello@lonta.io. We read everything that arrives there.