Performance
Pay in line with attributable revenue.
- Fee follows collected revenue
- 0% markup on ad spend
- Agreed attribution before launch
Choose performance, tiered, or flat pricing. Performance and tiered start at £0 upfront — no setup fee, no retainer — and you pay only after your customer pays. Jadeed then builds the acquisition system around your service, margins, job value and customer journey.
Illustrative commercial example. Actual commercial terms depend on agreed scope, margins, and attribution rules.
The deal at a glance
Upfront
£0
Doesn't count on its own
↓ only this counts
A completed job your customer paid for
Example: a £1,200 invoice at 10% on the Growth Partnership.
No fee
£0
Nothing is due until all three are true.
Plain-language terms
£300 / month, from
6-month minimum. Websites from £199.
Discuss a planPaid by you, directly
Term and exit
We build and run the system and report every month. The first 6 months give the work time to start paying.
The signed agreement covers early termination for breach.
We don't assume one rule fits every profession or country. Lawyers, healthcare providers, mortgage and settlement-service businesses receive a custom proposal only after qualified counsel checks the fee structure for the profession and jurisdiction — never a percentage-of-fees or per-client offer.
“Pricing should protect the client’s margin and keep both teams accountable. The right structure makes growth easier to measure—and easier to trust.”

Built for transparent attribution, reliable reporting and commercial clarity.
Attribution, exclusions and payment timing are documented before work begins.
Ad accounts, analytics and reporting remain visible and under your control.
See generated enquiries, completed jobs, attributed revenue and fees in one view.
Commercial questions and attribution disputes are reviewed by the Jadeed team.
Strategy, implementation, tracking and commercial alignment—connected as one system.
Alpha Movers · London
“A stronger technical foundation, focused local content and clearer service architecture produced measurable search growth.”

The right structure depends on your margins, ticket size, job frequency and how predictable you want your costs to be.
Pay in line with attributable revenue.
Predictable fees by completed job value.
A defined scope with fixed budgeting.
Read the Profit-Share Handbook before the second meeting.
What counts as profit, how attribution works, the documents we need from you, and how cross-border payment and disputes are handled.
Align our fee with agreed attributable revenue.
Performance fees are tied to agreed attributable collected revenue. The exact attribution and payment rules are defined before launch.
Illustrative commercial example. Actual commercial terms depend on agreed scope, margins, and attribution rules.
Answer 4 brief questions about your business to view your recommended commercial structure.
Adjust completed jobs and average invoice value to see indicative performance fees.
Excludes ad spend, labor, materials, tax and operating costs. Indicative example only.
For higher-ticket work, a lower percentage — such as 5% in some structures — or fixed job tiers may make more sense.
Actual commercial terms depend on margins, scope, attribution rules and the agreed structure.
Actual commercial structure depends on margins, scope, and attribution rules agreed during technical onboarding.
Ad spend is paid directly to Google or Meta with zero markup or hidden fees.
Dynamic call tracking and CRM timestamps clearly identify new inquiries versus existing clients.
Your reconciliation dashboard shows exact inquiries, estimates sent, and jobs completed.
Every marketing expenditure is segregated so that performance and customer acquisition costs remain fully transparent.
A granular breakdown of billing mechanics, deliverables, and requirements.
Clear answers on attribution, fees, ad spend and which commercial model fits your business.
Add technician apps, dispatch workflows, job notifications and live customer ETA alerts when your operation is ready for them.
We'll show you what the commercial structure could look like and how the acquisition system connects to your revenue.