Pricing
20 € per month. All 21 countries. No hidden fees.
One price. Everything included.
- ~20% lower CPC on Google Shopping
- All 21 European CSS markets
- No per-country fees
- No setup fee
- No minimum contract
- 24-hour go-live
- Direct human support
- Cancel any time
20 €/month. That is it.
No tiers. No country add-ons. No "starter plan" with restrictions. No annual commitment required to get the real price.
What does 20 € actually cost you relative to what you save?
If you spend 500 € per month on Google Shopping and a CSS reduces your CPC by 20%, you save approximately 100 € per month in ad spend. Your CSS subscription costs 20 €. Net saving: ~80 € per month.
At 1.000 € monthly Shopping spend, the saving is approximately 200 €. Net saving after the subscription: ~180 €.
The subscription pays for itself in the first week of most months for shops spending more than 100 € per month on Shopping.
This is not a promotional calculation. It is the arithmetic of what 20% lower CPC means at different spend levels. Your actual saving varies based on your campaigns and category.
All 21 countries on one subscription
We are an authorised CSS in all 21 European countries where Google CSS is available. One subscription covers all of them.
If you sell in Germany, France, the Netherlands, Sweden and Denmark simultaneously, you pay 20 € per month. Not 20 € per country. You do not pay extra to add a new market.
Most CSS providers either charge per country, restrict their lower tiers to a handful of markets, or bury the per-country fees in the small print. We do not.
What you will not find on this page
There is no setup fee. There is no annual plan you have to commit to in order to get the advertised price. There is no "base price plus country add-ons". There are no overage fees based on spend or click volume. There is no contract period.
The price is the price.
Cancel any time
There is no minimum term. If you want to cancel, you cancel. No notice period beyond the current billing month. No questions asked.
We think making it easy to leave is the right approach. It keeps us focused on actually delivering the saving rather than on keeping you locked in.