One client’s history.
A useful conversation.
Help a client explore whether past Google Search ad spend may support a claim. Start with approximate spend and a general account history; our team will help you understand the next step.
No obligation to proceed. Requesting an assessment does not commit you to filing a claim or hiring our team.
Our team will not contact Google during your initial assessment. Share client names, records or access only with the client’s permission.
Over 20,000 U.S. advertisers have already filed.
The figure concerns advertiser filings, not our firm’s clients or recoveries. Each client still needs an individual assessment.
You make the introduction.
The client makes the decision.
Start with one client’s situation. Keep each client’s spend, permissions and decisions separate.
Explore the history.
Bring one client’s approximate Search spend, the years they advertised and a general account history. Do not combine a portfolio into one claim.
Introduce with permission.
Explain the opportunity. If the client is interested, get permission to connect them with our team and share the relevant details.
Let the client decide.
Our team explains the assessment, any records needed and the engagement terms. The client decides whether to proceed.
Prepare for
the first conversation.
The agency guide includes a suggested client introduction, a spend and billing checklist, and questions for our team.
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- Identify one client with historical Search spend.
- Note who paid Google and how the client was billed.
- Ask permission before sharing client information or access.
- Let the client choose whether to request their own assessment.
What one client’s numbers
suggest.
An approximate figure can help you explore the potential scale of a claim. You can also request an assessment without entering an amount.
Add one client’s Google Search ad spend across the relevant years since August 2016, rather than entering a monthly, annual or portfolio amount.
How the estimate worksHow total spend changes the illustration
Illustrative claim estimate · before fees
$30,000$100,000 × 30%Based on your estimated Search ad spend. An accurate calculation requires account records. Recovery is not guaranteed.
Discuss your spend with our teamLet’s look at
one client’s history.
Start with approximate spend and a general history. Our team will help you understand:
- Which accounts and periods may support a claim
- What the client’s Search spend could mean for a potential claim
- The records, fees and next steps to consider
Why act now
Filing time limits may apply. Request an assessment promptly so our team can review the timing and account history relevant to the potential claim.
Requesting an assessment does not file a claim or preserve a deadline.
Request an assessment.
Share your own contact details. No client names or account access are needed to start. An optional 20-minute call is available after submission.
Our team will not contact Google during your initial assessment.
Agency questions,
answered.
Billing, permissions and client relationships deserve an individual conversation.
Explore agency resourcesWhat if our agency paid Google and billed the client?
Tell our team how billing worked. We’ll review the billing arrangements, account history and agreements to assess who may bring the claim.
Can we start without sharing client details?
Yes. Start with approximate Search spend and a general account history. Share client names, account records or access only with the client’s permission.
Could this affect our Google Partner status?
Our team will not contact Google during the initial assessment. If you decide to proceed, tell us about your Partner relationship so we can discuss possible implications. We cannot guarantee how Google will respond.
Does the client have to proceed after an introduction?
No. The client decides after our team explains the assessment and any engagement terms. An introduction does not file a claim or begin representation.