No win, no fee
You only pay when a claim we filed comes back confirmed by Google. Everything before that point is free.
Example
Google confirms 400 clicks in a claim we filed as invalid, at an average actual cost per click of $3.00.
Example: Google confirms a claim
Credited to your Google Ads account
+$1,200
Our fee, charged to your card
−$300
Net to you, after our fee
$900
Google pays the credit straight into your Ads account. It never passes through us. Our fee includes taxes.
Free, no card to start
SaveMyBudget — claim receipt
Emailed the day Google confirms. Nothing is charged before that.
What's free
- The tag, monitoring and detection on every ad click to your site
- Your dashboard and evidence file
- Google Ads connection and spend reconciliation
- Blocking recommendations
- Claim preparation and filing
No card, no contract, no monthly fee.
What you pay
25% of each claim Google confirms.
Taxes included — the number you see is the number you pay.
The basis is the credit Google confirms in response to the claim we filed: the clicks Google marked invalid, valued at the actual cost per click of those clicks. Every receipt shows the calculation.
When you pay
- 1
Your dashboard shows a claim ready to file. You add a card — this is the first and only time we ask for one.
- 2
We file the claim with Google. Google reviews it; this typically takes weeks, sometimes longer.
- 3
Google confirms the outcome. The same day, we charge 25% of the confirmed amount and email you a receipt with the clicks, the CPC and the total.
- 4
The full credit stays in your Google Ads account. The fee is charged to your card separately.
Rejected claim: no charge. Partial: 25% of the confirmed part. Confirmed amount under $10 (or the equivalent in your currency): no charge.
Shopify stores
- Fees go on your Shopify bill instead of a card.
- When your first claim is ready, you approve a usage cap on Shopify. Nothing is charged at install.
- Each confirmed claim is one line on your next Shopify invoice. Shopify applies any tax due.
- Same 25%, same rule: nothing unless Google confirms.
The small print
- Google is the sole judge of what counts as an invalid click and issues refunds as ad credit, at its discretion. We prepare and file claims; we don't guarantee outcomes.
- The fee is payable in money even though Google's refund arrives as ad credit.
- Once we've filed a claim, the fee is due if Google confirms it — including if you withdraw the mandate or remove the tag while the claim is under review.
- You have 14 days from the receipt to query a charge. If Google later revises an outcome, we adjust the fee and refund any difference.
- If a charge fails we retry and pause filing new claims until it's settled. Fees already due stay due.
- Full terms: Terms of Service §7.
FAQ
What if you find nothing?+
Then nothing to file, nothing to pay — and you have the data showing what your traffic looks like.
Why do you need a card before filing, not after?+
Google credits your Ads account directly; the money never passes through us. The card is how the fee gets paid once Google confirms. We don't charge it before then.
How do you know what Google confirmed?+
Google replies to each claim with the number of clicks it marked invalid. We value those clicks at their actual CPC. The receipt shows both numbers and Google's response reference.
Are taxes included?+
For card payments, yes — 25% is the total. Where VAT applies (UK clients), the receipt shows it as a line within that total; it never adds to it. Shopify stores are billed by Shopify, which applies any tax due on its own invoice.
Can I cancel?+
Any time. Remove the tag or revoke access and monitoring stops. Claims already filed run to Google's decision and the fee applies to those only.
Will the rate change?+
Not for you without 30 days' notice, and never on claims already filed.
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