Google Ads budget forecast
Before you spend anything, I'll show how many people search for your service, what a click costs and what budget you need. You don't need an ad account for this.
Free.
Discuss your project
In short
A budget forecast is an estimate of your future advertising based on real Google data. You need it if you have no ads yet and want to know whether they make sense in your niche and city.
What you'll get
- The number of searches for your service in your city or region
- The expected cost per click in your niche
- Recommended campaign types and how to split the budget between them
- An approximate number of clicks and enquiries for a specific budget
- An explanation on a call of what each figure means
How I calculate it
- Brief. I learn about your services, city, average order value and the budget you have in mind.
- Keywords. I collect real search queries from Keyword Planner and filter out irrelevant ones.
- Calculation. I get a forecast of impressions, clicks and cost through the Google Ads API.
- Conversation. I show the result and tell you honestly whether it's worth launching ads.
What a forecast looks like
Calculated with Keyword Planner, not "market averages".
| Campaign | Budget, UAH | Clicks | Cost per click, UAH |
|---|---|---|---|
| Search, services | 18 000 | 820 | 22 |
| Search, brand | 2 000 | 310 | 6 |
| Performance Max | 12 000 | 1 460 | 8 |
Who does this
The service is delivered by Tymofii Sepityi, an independent Google Ads specialist in Kyiv. You work directly with me, with no account managers and no handing your account to a team. I use my own tool built on the Google Ads API (Sepityi Ads Toolkit): daily statistics collection, search term review, a 53-point audit and forecasts with Keyword Planner.
FAQ
Is the forecast really free?
Yes. It doesn't commit you to anything. After the forecast you decide for yourself whether to launch ads.
Do I need an ad account for a forecast?
No. I only need details about the business: services, city and website, if you have one.
How accurate is the forecast?
It's an estimate based on Google data. Actual results depend on the website, ads, competition and season, so I don't guarantee the number of leads.
What if the forecast shows that ads won't pay off?
Then that's what I'll tell you. Better to learn it before spending than after.