MariaCare CRM connects your Google Ads, Analytics, and Salesforce data — so you only pay when a customer is actually created.
The Problem
Retainers, percentage-of-spend fees, cost-per-lead — every common agency model charges you whether or not a customer ever shows up.
You pay the same in a great month and a dead one. The agency’s income is guaranteed; your outcome isn’t.
The agency earns more when you spend more — a built-in incentive to grow the budget, not the conversion rate.
A “lead” can be a wrong number or a tire-kicker. You pay either way, and no one is accountable for what happens after the form fill.
The Model
MariaCare builds and operates Google Ads in your own account. You pay Google directly — we never touch or mark up your spend.
A customer counts only when your Salesforce record reaches the qualifying stage you chose — deduplicated, with ad attribution stored at conversion.
Monthly, in arrears: one line item per customer created, at 15% of your Agreed Customer Value ($100 minimum). Refunds within 30 days are credited.
Alignment
Our fee is fixed per customer — it doesn’t grow with your ad budget. So our incentive is conversion quality, not spend volume: better-ranked leads, sharper campaigns, and budget moved to the segments that actually produce customers. When the math stops working for you, it stops working for us at the exact same moment.
Case Study
A Plano, TX preschool where MariaCare built the full stack — Google Ads, WordPress site, and Salesforce lead pipeline — under the pay-per-customer incentive model. When the school pays per enrolled family, every dollar of ad budget has to justify itself.
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Pay-per-customer only works when three things are true. We check them before we start — and we’ll tell you honestly if the math doesn’t work for your business.
You know (or we can compute) what a new customer is worth — typically $700+ on average.
People in your market are already searching for what you sell — active or viable Google Ads demand.
Customer creation is confirmed in Salesforce — in use today, or adopted with our help at onboarding.