This dated sample records publicly displayed Google Ads or PPC management offers from seven providers marketing services to Chennai. The listings use fixed fees, percentage models, ranges and different currencies. They do not support one reliable “average Chennai fee”: scope, media budgets, setup charges and billing conditions differ.
Research date: 4 October 2026. Unit: provider page, with selected package observations. Sample: seven providers. This is a convenience sample of retrievable public pages, not an exhaustive market survey, a provider ranking or a set of negotiated quotes. The publisher, Digiman Marketing, also offers marketing services; inclusion is not an endorsement.
How the pricing dataset was collected
Discovery searches included “Chennai Google Ads management packages pricing monthly agency” and “Chennai PPC packages management fee pricing.” We followed first-party provider pages and extracted numerical management pricing where the retrieved page identified Chennai service coverage and Google Ads or PPC scope.
The planned target was 8–12 qualifying providers. Seven records were retained after checking page evidence. We did not fill the sample with inferred prices. AdVeyro was omitted because repeat retrieval did not provide dependable pricing evidence; Growadz could not be retrieved. Frameleads’ broader multi-channel programme bands were reviewed but excluded from the core Google Ads/PPC package table because they represent a materially broader engagement.
Duplicate city pages from one provider were not counted as additional agencies. Third-party directories, forum posts and general market estimates were not used as provider offers. Search snippets were discovery aids; the table uses retrieved page details. Prices remain provider statements and were not confirmed by contacting sales or completing checkout.
Publicly listed Google Ads management packages serving Chennai
All records were observed through retrieved provider pages on 4 October 2026; some retrievals may use previously crawled content. The date records research access, not proof of a provider’s last revision. INR is shown with ₹; US dollars remain in their original currency. Tax treatment is not assumed. “Not itemized” means the inspected section did not separately resolve the field—it does not mean free.
| Provider and source | Displayed fee | Model / conditions | Setup | Scope and comparison notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NaviGo | Starter PPC: ₹10,000/month | Fixed; ad spend additional | Separate setup charge not itemized in the PPC card | Google Ads setup, two campaigns and monthly reporting; spend cap and detailed exclusions require confirmation. |
| Nikitha | Business: ₹15,000/month | Fixed up to ₹1,50,000 monthly ad budget; above that, 10% of total spend | Separate setup charge not itemized | One campaign; tracking and basic landing-page optimization listed. Page states minimum media budget ₹15,000/month. |
| 7 Stones Digital | Starter: ₹22,750 monthly management; Business: 14%; Enterprise: 12% | ₹22,750 shown as minimum for all plans | Starter ₹70,000; Business ₹1,22,500; Enterprise ₹1,75,000 | Starter network spend listed ₹1,50,000; creative and translation charges separately listed. Confirm current eligibility and terms. |
| ZielDigital | Basic ₹29,999/month; Growth ₹59,999/month | Enterprise: higher of 10% of spend or ₹1,49,999/month | ₹32,999 one-time setup | Basic positioned for spend up to ₹1.25 lakh; media additional. Landing-page review differs from a new build. |
| DigeHub | Starter ₹15,000–₹30,000/month | Range; Growth card ₹40,000–₹80,000/month plus 10–15% of spend | Not itemized in retrieved pricing section | Starter: one Search campaign, tracking and monthly report; minimum media ₹25,000. Clarify the Growth formula in writing. |
| Cloud 9 Digital | Starter ₹25,000; Growth ₹40,000; Enterprise ₹60,000 per month | Fixed package cards; media additional | Not itemized in retrieved pricing section | Starter media ₹50,000–₹1,00,000. Same page also states a typical management range ₹30,000–₹1,00,000; request reconciliation. |
| SEOAD | Starter US$250; Growth US$450; Pro US$900 per month | USD display; not converted to INR | Page explicitly states no setup fee | Starter spend cap US$2,500/month; Growth US$10,000. INR selector exists but no verified selected INR tariff captured. |
The row order is not a quality ranking. Higher-tier entries are included only where they explain a provider’s fee structure; this is not a complete transcription of every plan and feature.
Compare fee groups before comparing numbers
Fixed INR package cards
NaviGo, Nikitha, ZielDigital and Cloud 9 Digital show fixed INR package figures in the selected observations. That makes the amounts readable, but not interchangeable. Campaign allowance, media-spend conditions, setup work and ongoing deliverables still differ. Nikitha’s fee changes to a percentage above its stated threshold.
Ranges and percentage-based models
DigeHub’s Starter listing is a range rather than a single quote. Its Growth card adds a percentage term; ask how the complete charge is calculated. ZielDigital’s Enterprise plan uses a minimum-versus-percentage formula. 7 Stones Digital lists percentage tiers with a minimum management cost. Do not replace these models with their lowest visible number.
USD pricing
SEOAD’s retrieved pricing display uses US dollars. We have not invented an INR conversion or assumed the INR selector would produce an exchange-rate equivalent. Request a current INR quote and confirm billing, taxes and payment conditions before comparing it with rupee offers.
Setup charges change the first-month comparison
Recurring fees are only one component. ZielDigital’s selected Basic listing identifies ₹29,999/month plus ₹32,999 setup. Adding those two displayed items gives ₹62,998 before media spend and any applicable taxes or other charges. This is an arithmetic illustration based on the listing, not an invoice or a complete launch budget.
7 Stones Digital also separately displays setup amounts. SEOAD explicitly states no setup fee on its displayed plans. For the other rows, lack of a separate setup line in the inspected pricing section should prompt a question rather than an assumption of zero.
Use our Google Ads management fees guide to distinguish recurring agency charges, media spend, one-off work and additional assets. This dataset records public observations; that guide explains how to interpret a received quote.
Scope differences that matter to the buyer
- Campaign coverage: a single Search campaign is different from several campaign types or a multi-platform package.
- Landing pages: review, recommendations, optimization and new-page production should be distinguished.
- Tracking: ask which events are implemented, who tests them and whether CRM integration is included.
- Reporting: cadence alone does not show whether a report covers qualified leads or only platform metrics.
- Assets: clarify responsibility for images, video, translation and revision allowances.
- Budget conditions: minimum media, spend caps and percentage thresholds can change the suitable plan.
Published lists describe promised scope, not verified delivery quality. This research did not test service performance, confirm certifications, validate testimonials or compare campaign outcomes. Those require separate evidence.
Why no average or cheapest-agency ranking is reported
An average would mix different workloads, tier definitions, currencies and fee formulas. Choosing one entry-level price per provider would still leave unequal campaign allowances and budget conditions. It would also ignore negotiated offers and providers that do not publish prices.
The sample therefore supports a narrower finding: public prices exist, but important commercial details must be aligned before comparison. It does not establish what Chennai businesses typically pay or which agency delivers the best value.
Page inconsistencies are retained rather than silently resolved. Cloud 9 Digital’s package cards and general fee range differ. DigeHub’s Growth pricing card contains an additional percentage component not fully explained by a simple fee range. Ask those providers to clarify current terms.
Copyable fields for your own quote comparison
For every proposal, record: provider → source URL or dated proposal → observation date → currency → billing period → recurring fee → percentage basis → minimum fee → setup fee → media budget → campaign scope → tracking → landing-page responsibility → asset costs → taxes → notice and handover terms.
Mark unanswered fields “unconfirmed.” Request the same business scope from each provider. Keep the published listing beside the current written quote so changes or negotiated differences are clear.
Our 15 questions to ask a Google Ads agency provides an evidence checklist for access, reporting, lead quality and exit conditions. The Google Ads service guide supplies broader campaign context; reconfirm older prices or promotional statements through a current proposal.
Dataset limitations and refresh method
The source URLs in the table are the underlying evidence routes. Revisit them before a purchase decision and record changes to prices, scope or availability. Dynamic currency controls, retrieval failures and cached pages can limit observations. No provider was contacted, and unspecified fees or taxes were not inferred.
The sample is biased toward providers with discoverable public numerical pricing. It excludes quote-only agencies and is not representative of the entire Chennai market. Broader programme bands and inaccessible records were excluded, so the sample size should not be interpreted as the number of agencies operating in the city.
For a refresh, preserve provider identity, the selected page, research date and fee conditions; update the record rather than treating multiple plans as independent providers. Compare like-for-like written proposals before drawing conclusions about cost or suitability.
Use the dataset to assess your quote
Find the closest fee model, then compare actual deliverables and conditions. Ask your shortlisted provider to explain differences rather than demanding that it match an unrelated package price. If you would like to discuss scope with Digiman Marketing, bring your website, goals, media budget and the quote-comparison fields above.
Research compiled 4 October 2026 from the first-party pages linked in the dataset. All pricing is attributed to the provider; it is not a guaranteed current offer, market benchmark or endorsement.