What Is Starter Tier?
What starter tier means inside AdsDoneEasy — screens, credits, and review habits — not Google Ads folklore.
Starter Tier names a concrete idea in AdsDoneEasy Search ops, not a vague ads slogan.
In practice, starter tier shows up when you turn website evidence into Search themes, RSA drafts, or sync/Optimize decisions inside the linked Google Ads account.
- ✓Treat the label as operator vocabulary so Starter, Growth, and Enterprise conversations stay precise.
- ✓Do not stretch starter tier into Meta live features or auto-bid claims — those are out of scope here.
- ✓Reuse the definition in standups so starter tier means the same thing every week.
- ✓Publish stays PAUSED; AdsDoneEasy does not auto-bid; Google bills media spend.
Why this matters
Starter Tier: shared vocab
Give the team one AdsDoneEasy meaning for starter tier.
Map what-is-starter to UI
Point starter tier at the screen or credit model people actually use.
Tier talk stays clear
Use starter tier correctly when comparing Starter, Growth, Enterprise.
Frequently asked questions
Is auto-bid included when running starter tier?
No. Guided Optimize may suggest changes for starter tier, but humans apply or dismiss after sync.
Will starter tier publish live campaigns automatically?
No. Publish for starter tier is PAUSED by design until someone enables in Google Ads.
Is Google media spend inside the SaaS price for starter tier?
No. Starter/Growth/Enterprise cover software; Google bills media separately when you run starter tier.
Where does Starter Tier sit in the product path?
Starter Tier belongs with strategy, Search structure, sync, or Optimize review — not with auto-bid or live Meta.
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