Local Services Ads: the Google Guaranteed spot at the very top
Local Services Ads are the listings with the green check mark that sit above everything else on Google. You pay per lead, not per click. Getting approved and keeping the leads coming takes some work. We handle it.
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Why most contractors get less out of LSA than they should
LSA ranking leans heavily on reviews, how fast you answer the phone, and how many leads you respond to. Miss calls and your ads quietly show less. Never dispute junk leads and you pay for wrong numbers and spam.
The setup itself trips people up too: background checks, license and insurance uploads, and service categories that don’t match the jobs you want.
What’s included
Local Services Ads management is included in our Google Ads plan, which starts at $300 a month. Lead costs are paid to Google directly.
Compare plans- Full setup and Google verification: licenses, insurance, background checks
- Service categories and job types matched to the work you want
- Budget and bidding set by town and job type
- Weekly lead review and disputes for leads that shouldn’t have been charged
- Review requests built into your routine, since reviews drive LSA ranking
- Call answering tips for your office so fewer leads slip away
How we measure it
Every LSA lead is logged with its job type, outcome and cost. You see booked jobs and cost per booked job alongside your other channels.
How long it takes
Verification usually takes two to five weeks, depending on your state and how quickly documents come in. Leads often start within days of approval.
Questions about local services ads
Is LSA available for my trade?
What does Google Guaranteed mean for me?
Can I choose which leads I pay for?
Find out who's getting the calls in your town.
Give us 15 minutes on the phone. We'll show you who shows up when your customers search, who's running ads, roughly what they're spending, and what it would take to get ahead of them.
You keep the report whether you hire us or not.
P.S. Already working with an agency? The audit is still worth doing. You'll see whether you're getting what you pay for.