How much does a Google Ads freelancer charge in India?
Most freelancers in India charge between ₹3,000 and ₹25,000 per month depending on your ad spend and how many campaigns need managing. My packages start at ₹3,000/month, which suits businesses spending roughly ₹10,000–50,000 a month on ads. Agencies typically charge two to three times more for the same work, because you are also paying for their offices and account managers.
Why hire a freelancer instead of an agency?
With an agency you usually speak to an account manager while a junior runs your campaigns. With me, the person you speak to is the person in your account. That means faster changes, no handover gaps, and no overhead baked into your fee. Agencies make more sense once you need several channels managed by a full team.
Can you run Google Ads for a small business on a low budget?
Yes — that is most of what I do. My own account for Bajaj Enterprises has run on roughly ₹2,800 a month since 2022 and produced 3,832 conversions at a ₹3.27 average cost per click. Small budgets do not need less skill, they need more discipline: tight keyword lists, real conversion tracking, and ruthless pausing of what does not work.
How long before Google Ads starts generating leads?
Ads can go live within a few days of getting account access, and the first clicks arrive immediately. Meaningful lead flow usually takes two to four weeks, because Google's bidding needs conversion data before it optimises well. Anyone promising results in 48 hours is either guessing or spending your money carelessly.
Do you work with clients outside India?
Yes. I work with businesses in the UAE and wider Gulf, the UK and Australia alongside Indian clients. Delhi time overlaps comfortably with Gulf and Australian business hours, and reporting and calls happen in English. Billing can be arranged in INR, AED, GBP or USD.
Do you handle Meta Ads as well as Google Ads?
Yes — Facebook and Instagram campaigns, including audience targeting, creative direction and retargeting. Many businesses do best running both: Google captures people already searching for what you sell, while Meta builds demand among people who have not started looking yet.