About BoltClicks: SEO, Google Ads and Meta Ads for UK and US businesses

What that actually means day to day

Most people arrive here after a bad experience with an agency. The pattern is usually the same: you were sold by someone senior, handed to someone junior, and after month three nobody could explain what changed or why. The reporting was a dashboard link you stopped opening.

Speaking directly to the person running your campaigns removes that layer. There is no handover, no internal briefing that loses half the context, and no ambiguity about who is responsible. It also puts a hard limit on how many accounts can be taken at once, which is the honest trade-off: you get consistency and direct access, not a big team.

Who this suits

The work makes sense for businesses with a real offer and a real margin, where one new customer is worth enough to justify the spend. It does not suit anyone looking for the cheapest possible option or expecting results in a fortnight.

Where we work and how

BoltClicks was founded in 2026 and works remotely to UK and US hours, quoting in your currency. Remote is the point rather than a compromise: nothing about running an ad account or a technical SEO fix requires being in the same building, and it keeps the fee going into the work instead of an office.

The platforms used day to day are Meta Business Suite, Google Ads, Google Business Profile, Google Analytics 4 and Google Search Console. You get partner access to your own accounts on all of them, so the data stays yours whether the engagement continues or not.

What it costs

Every monthly service, whether SEO, local SEO, Google Ads or Meta Ads, uses the same price list: Basic £299, Standard £449 or Professional £649 a month, charged per service, so two services means two monthly fees. Which level fits depends on how much ground gets covered each month rather than on how good the work is. SEO levels come with a counted scope; for Google Ads and Meta Ads, what each level covers is agreed in writing before you pay. Ad spend is separate and paid by you directly to the platform, so there is never a margin hidden inside your media budget. Full detail sits on the pricing page, and fixed-scope one-off jobs are listed there too.

Agencies that resell search work under their own name are covered separately on the white label SEO page; that work is quoted in writing for each agency and client site rather than taken from the price list.

There is no lock-in contract. Work is month to month, paid in advance with one month’s notice, and everything built stays yours if you stop. That is deliberate: a retainer should continue because it is earning its place, not because a contract says it has to.

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