When the plan table runs out and the operation keeps going.
The four listed plans go up to 60 managed campaigns. Above that — or when there are several accounts, a contract and a purchasing process in the middle of it — the plan stops being picked off a grid and starts being drawn around your operation.
The analysis is free, commits you to nothing, and may well end with us saying that a listed plan already covers it.
What you get
A proposal with a number in it, not a meeting to schedule another meeting.
- The campaign limit your operation actually uses
- How many AI credits a month, with the arithmetic in front of you
- A fixed price, with a contract and an invoice
Who it is for
Three situations the pricing grid does not fit.
None of them is about being a big company. All of them are about the shape of the operation.
Agencies
Several Google Ads accounts under one roof, each client with their own limit and their own report, and a single charge at the end of the month.
High-volume operations
Beyond the 60 campaigns of Scale, where the next rung on the pricing table stops existing and the limit starts being drawn to fit.
Procurement-led purchasing
Teams that need a contract, an invoice, payment terms and a security document before any account is connected.
What changes
The product is the same. The outline is what changes.
Nothing here is a parallel version of Oracle: the same screens, the same sync every 5 minutes and the same daily analysis, with the limits and the terms fitted to your size.
A limit made to measure
The number of managed campaigns is set by your operation, not by the nearest rung on the pricing table.
Negotiated credits
The monthly AI allowance is sized by real usage — anyone who analyses a lot should not have to buy extra credits every month.
Contract and invoice
Billing against a contract, with terms and conditions agreed up front, instead of a recurring card subscription.
A direct line
You talk to the people who built the product, not to a first-line desk that forwards the ticket on.
Guided onboarding
Connecting the accounts, importing the history and setting the safety limits, done alongside you.
The same security rules
The official Google Ads API, access authorised through OAuth and revocable at any time, and no campaign paused without your explicit authorisation.
How it works
Three steps to a price.
No sales funnel, no email cadence and no 40-minute demo before you see a number.
- 1
You describe the setup
How many accounts and campaigns, how much you spend a month and what the plan has to cover. It is the form on this page, and it takes a few minutes.
- 2
We read the numbers
From the data you send or, if you prefer, from read-only access to the account. We look at campaign volume, likely AI usage and what eats the team's time today.
- 3
You get a design and a price
Limit, credits, terms and amount, in writing. Including when the answer is that a listed plan already solves it — saying so costs less than an account that cancels in two months.
When Enterprise is not for you
Up to 60 managed campaigns, the Scale plan delivers the same product at a published price, with no conversation in the middle of it. If that is your case, subscribe and start today.
Request
Tell us the size of your operation.
The proposal is written on what you tell us here. The more concrete it is, the less back-and-forth before the number.
It goes straight to whoever does the analysis
The message arrives flagged as an Enterprise request, separate from the site contacts, and is read by the people who built the product.
What helps the answer be useful
- How many Google Ads accounts and how many active campaigns.
- The combined monthly spend, even if approximate.
- What takes up most of the team's time today.
- Any contract, invoicing or information-security requirements.
We do not ask for access to your Google Ads account in order to reply. If at some point it makes sense to look at the numbers from the inside, you authorise the access through the official Google sign-in and can revoke it whenever you want.
Questions
Before you fill it in
- Is there a minimum size for Enterprise?
- There is no magic number, but Enterprise usually makes sense above the 60 managed campaigns of the Scale plan, or when several Google Ads accounts sit under the same management. Below that, a listed plan is almost always cheaper — and we will say so.
- How does billing work?
- Against a contract, with a Brazilian tax invoice (nota fiscal) and the payment terms agreed before anything starts. The listed plans are a recurring card subscription; on Enterprise, billing follows your company's purchasing process.
- Do I have to migrate everything at once?
- No. You can start with the highest-spending accounts and bring the rest over later. The full history of each account is imported when it is connected, so nothing is lost by joining later.
- Will Oracle change my clients' campaigns on its own?
- Only on the campaigns you mark, and in the mode you choose. Every campaign starts in Recommendations, where Oracle only analyses and suggests; Manual approval and Autopilot are your decisions, campaign by campaign, with the safety limits you set.