I. Google Ads Monthly Invoice

When setting up your payment information for Google Ads, there are two things to keep in mind: Your payment setting and your payment method.

Payment setting: How you pay

Here are your choices in making a payment:

Automatic payments: You're automatically charged after your ads run, either 30 days after your last automatic charge or when you reach a preset amount (known as your threshold), whichever comes first. You can also make payments at any time to control your costs. Note: If you have provided Boost Media Group your billing details, then this is the default payment settings for your Google Ads account.

Manual payments: Pay when you want for future costs. With this setting, you make a payment before your ads run. Then, as your ads run and you accrue costs, the credit from your payment will decrease. When your payment is used up, your ads will stop running.

Monthly invoicing (credit line): Some businesses are eligible for a Google credit line if they meet certain requirements. With this setting you accrue costs first, then receive a monthly invoice. You pay for these costs with a check or bank transfer. It is required that you make payments within the timeframe that you've agreed to with Google, according to terms and conditions.

Payment method: What you pay with

This is what you use to pay your bills, such as a credit or debit card. The available choices will depend on your country (the country of your business address) and the currency you've selected for your Google Ads account. See your payment options

Important:

In any event of a billing issue, the account will be put on hold and Boost Media Group will provide the following options to proceed:

• Add funds to the existing billing information to keep the campaign running.

• Update the billing details through the email authorization sent by the Accounting department.

• Pause the ads.

II. Boost Media Group’s PPC Management Monthly Fee

This charge is for managing your PPC accounts - Google Ads, Facebook Ads, Bing ads and etc. which is different from your Google advertisement costs paid directly to Google.