A written audit first
We review the account, the tracking and your Shopify orders, and send a written audit in 5 working days. It is yours to keep whatever you decide.
Official Meta Ads Partner
Jaipur, India · Engagement model
Meta Ads on Revenue Share:
We earn more
when you do.
Not when you spend.
Meta Ads management on a revenue share, for D2C brands that want the agency's incentive tied to their result. A smaller base fee plus an agreed share of delivered revenue above a baseline written down before we start. The flat monthly fee stays available: the choice is yours.
- Never a percentage of ad spend
- Counted on delivered revenue
- Terms in writing first
Official Meta Ads Partner and Shopify Select Partner.
The same team, process and creative as our flat-fee Meta Ads management. Only the way you pay changes.
0%
Of your ad spend
5d
Working days to the audit
1mo
Notice either way
How it works
A share of the growth, not of the budget.
When you earn more, we earn more. When we get it wrong, we carry part of that. Four things make it fair, and all four are written down before we start.
A baseline, written down
We agree what the account was already producing before we touched it. That line goes in the agreement before any work starts.
A smaller base fee plus a share
A base fee covers the work. On top, an agreed share of the revenue the ads bring in above the baseline.
Reconciled against Shopify
Revenue is read from your Shopify admin, not from Ads Manager, on a reconciliation schedule set in the agreement.
What counts
Real money in your account. Nothing else.
An ad account can show a healthy ROAS while the business loses money on returns. So the share is never counted on what Ads Manager claims.
Counts towards the share
- Orders that were delivered
- Prepaid revenue
- After returns and refunds
- Only the revenue above the agreed baseline
- Read from your Shopify admin
Never counts
- Sales you would have made anyway, below the baseline
- Revenue Ads Manager claims but Shopify does not show
- Orders that were returned or refunded
- A share of your ad spend, ever
Two models
Revenue share, or a flat fee. You pick.
Both are quoted after the free audit, both cover the same work, and neither is a percentage of your ad spend. You choose at the start and can switch at a renewal.
Option one
Flat monthly fee
One number, agreed against the scope of work: how many accounts, how much creative, how often we report. It does not move when your budget moves.
Best when
- You want a cost you can put in a plan and forget
- Your margins are thin and you would rather keep the upside
- You are scaling steadily and want no surprises in a good month
Quoted after the free audit, once we know what the work actually involves. Billed monthly, one month of notice on either side.
Option two, new
Base fee plus a share of revenue
A smaller fixed fee to cover the work, plus an agreed share of the revenue the ads bring in above a baseline we write down before we start. When you earn more, we earn more. When we get it wrong, we carry part of that.
Best when
- You want our incentive tied to your result, not your budget
- You would rather pay more in a strong month than a fixed fee in a weak one
- Your tracking is clean, or you are happy for us to fix it first
How the share is counted, in writing
Delivered, prepaid revenue only, after returns and refunds. Measured against an agreed baseline of what the account was already doing, so you never pay a share of sales you would have made anyway. Read from your Shopify admin rather than from Ads Manager. Both the percentage and the baseline are set after the audit and stated in the agreement.
Not sure which to take?
Start on the flat fee. After three months of clean numbers we both know what a fair baseline is, and moving to revenue share is a simple conversation.
Tracking first
A share only works on one shared number.
If Ads Manager, GA4 and Shopify disagree, there is nothing fair to calculate a share from. So the measurement rebuild happens in week one, before the first share is counted.
About tracking setup
Getting started
From audit to a fair first month.
Nothing is guessed. The audit shows where the account stands, the terms are written from it, and the tracking is fixed before the first share is counted.
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Week 0
Free written audit
Structure, tracking, creative and wasted spend over the last 90 days, compared with your Shopify orders. Delivered in 5 working days.
- Yours to keep
- Analyst access only
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Before we start
Agree the terms
The baseline, the base fee, the share and the reconciliation schedule, set after the audit and written into the agreement.
- Baseline in writing
- Share in writing
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Week 1
Rebuild the tracking
Pixel, Conversions API and GA4 fixed so Ads Manager, GA4 and Shopify agree on one revenue figure.
- One number
- Both sides trust it
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Every month
Run and reconcile
Campaigns run and creative tested, then revenue reconciled against Shopify on the agreed schedule.
- Delivered revenue
- Monthly report
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At renewal
Review together
Look at what changed, reset the baseline if the business has moved, or switch to the flat fee if that suits you better.
- Honest review
- Switch if you want
What stays the same
Only the way you pay changes.
Same team, same process and same reporting as our flat-fee Meta Ads management.
You own everything
The ad account, the Pixel and every creative stay yours on both models.
No lock-in
One month of notice either way.
Creative in-house
Briefs, design and motion made by our team, tested in the account.
Reports on profit, not just ROAS
Cost per purchase, prepaid share and new customer share alongside ROAS.
Client work
Brands we have worked with.
Shopify 2.0
Theme Dev
CRO
Pro Ase Sports
A full Shopify 2.0 theme rebuild that increased conversion rate by 38% and boosted PageSpeed from 44 to 96.
Read the case study+38%
Conversion Rate
0.60% to 0.83%
+118%
PageSpeed Score
44 to 96
-63%
Page Load Time
4.9s to 1.8s
Fashion Accessories · Shopify
Vacay Vue
Handicrafts & Decor · Shopify
Kuteerr
Fashion & Apparel · Shopify
Strange Shrew
Fashion & Apparel · Shopify
Indolady
Fashion & Apparel · Shopify
Dhaga Tales
Fashion & Apparel · Shopify
BornCry
Fashion & Apparel · Shopify
Frank Romello
Sports Retail · Shopify 2.0
Pro Ase Sports
+38% conversion rate
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Shopify, WordPress and custom builds, with the brief, the work and the result.
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Revenue share questions, answered.
If yours is not here, put it in the form and you will get a real answer rather than a brochure.
You pay a smaller fixed base fee to cover the work, plus an agreed share of the revenue the ads bring in above a baseline. The baseline is what the account was already producing before we started, written down before any work begins. So you never pay a share of sales you would have made anyway.
There is no standard figure. The share depends on your margins, the baseline and how much work the account needs, so it is set after the free audit and stated in the agreement before we start. You see the number, the baseline and how revenue is counted in writing before you decide.
Delivered, prepaid revenue only, after returns and refunds, and only the part above the agreed baseline. It is read from your Shopify admin rather than from Ads Manager, because Ads Manager can claim sales that never arrived or were returned. The reconciliation schedule is written into the agreement.
Yes, a smaller base fee that covers the work: account management, creative direction, tracking and reporting. The share sits on top of it and only applies to revenue above the baseline. In a month where the ads do not beat the baseline, the share is nothing and you pay the base fee alone.
No, never, on either model. When an agency is paid a share of spend, its incentive is to spend more, not to earn you more. Our fee moves with results on revenue share, or does not move at all on the flat fee, which lets us tell you honestly when the right move is to spend less.
If your margins are tight or you want a number to plan around, the flat fee keeps the upside with you. If you would rather we carry part of the risk, take revenue share. If unsure, start on the flat fee: after three months of clean numbers, moving to revenue share at renewal is a simple conversation.
Revenue share only works when both sides trust the same number. If Ads Manager, GA4 and Shopify disagree, there is nothing fair to calculate a share from. So the measurement rebuild happens in week one: Pixel, Conversions API and GA4 set up so the revenue figures agree, and the share is reconciled against Shopify.
You do, on both models. We work inside your Business Manager and ad account, and every creative we produce is yours to keep and reuse. If you leave, nothing has to be rebuilt and no asset is held back. One month of notice either way, with no lock-in.
Analyst access to the ad account is enough, with no admin rights needed. A look at your Shopify orders for the same period lets us compare reported and delivered revenue. The written audit arrives in 5 working days and is yours to keep, even if you decide not to work with us.
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Free, and yours to keep
Find out what a fair baseline looks like.
A written audit by the person who would run the account. You keep it whatever you decide.
Written audit in 5 working days
Structure, tracking, creative and wasted spend over 90 days.
Terms in writing
Baseline, base fee and share agreed before we start.
Tracking fixed in week one
One revenue figure both sides trust.
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