Agencies
Every member brings their own Google sign-in
One workspace, three roles, and a connection per person — not a shared login you rotate when someone leaves.
- Teams v1
- Owner, member, viewer
- Agency governance on the roadmap
Teams v1
What is live today, in three roles
Owner, member and viewer roles and seats. The owner invites each teammate by Google address; each member signs in with their own Google account.
- Three roles, and only three
- Owner, member, viewer. That is the whole set today — there is no fourth, wider role, and we would rather say so than let you assume one.
- Each member signs in for themselves
- Members sign in with their own Google account. The connection belongs to the person who made it, so there is no shared password to hand round and none to take back.
- A member reaches exactly what Google lets them reach
- Their connection carries their own access and no more. An account they cannot open in the Google Ads interface is an account their connector cannot open either.
- Each plan includes seats
- A workspace has the seats included in its plan, and you fill them. More than those is an add-on to a paid plan, monthly or yearly, up to the most people the plan holds. Write to us to add one. A plan is sized by Google Ads accounts switched on at once, operations a day per person and the seats it includes.
- An invitation brings someone in
- You invite a teammate by their Google address and they get an emailed invitation. They sign in with their own Google account. Joining widens nobody's access: it gives them a place in the workspace, not a key to an account they could not already open.
- Agency governanceOn the roadmap
- Agency governance will follow Teams v1. Coming, no date. Until then the three roles above are the whole of it.
Client budgets
It asks before it spends
On a new workspace it asks for the daily budget before it builds, and it leaves the campaign switched off.
Build the UK alternatives campaign
What's your daily budget?
$40
| Campaign | Budget | Status |
|---|---|---|
| UK alternatives | $40 | Paused |
Ad groups: alternatives, comparisons, switch from
Enable campaign
Off. You switch it on.
Illustrative session
It is off for workspaces marked "pro", it does not retro-fit onto long-standing workspaces that never used Start Here, and if the check cannot run the call is allowed and logged.
Questions
What an agency lead asks
Short answers on sign-in, client accounts, what is live in Teams and what is not built yet.
No. Members sign in with their own Google account, so a connection belongs to the person who made it. There is no shared password to hand round when someone joins and none to take back when they move on.
Yes, and on our server rather than in a prompt: an allow-list of Google Ads customer IDs is checked before the call leaves us. A call to an account outside the list is refused, and the refusal names the account.
Owner, member and viewer roles and seats. The owner invites each teammate by Google address; each member signs in with their own Google account. Agency-wide controls are not part of it yet.
We are not going to put a marker on it. Agency governance will follow Teams v1. Coming, no date. The three roles above are the whole set until it does. We will say more when it ships, and not before.
Only past the seats included in your plan: more is an add-on to a paid plan, monthly or yearly. Write to us to add one. On a paid plan, each person has their own operations a day. The pricing page has prices and caps.
Bigger teams
When to book a call
Past any one of these, book a call. Everyone else starts free.
Book a call
We run an audit on one of your accounts with you, and answer what the plans leave open.
- More than 9 people
- More than 50 Google Ads accounts
- $50K or more a month in ad spend
Ask
Tell us how your agency is set up
Send the shape — how many clients, who touches which account — and we will answer that, not a brochure.