Google Marketing Platform licenses have no public price. Partners quote what they think you'll accept. Model your spend and see the range each one is likely to land on — side by side, in about a minute.
Same volume, ~$180k spread. Where ranges overlap, price is negotiable.
Search DV360 or SA360 cost and you'll find a dozen explainers that describe the fee structure in general terms, then ask you to book a call. None of them tell you what a partner will actually charge. This does — as an estimate, as a range, and as a comparison.
Enter the platforms you're evaluating, your forecast spend, and the level of service you need. The estimate moves with your inputs, because a rate at $400k looks nothing like a rate at $8M.
See partners on a shared axis, sorted by likely cost, with their minimums, service model, and the one thing worth knowing about each before you engage.
Overlapping ranges are the point: they show you where the number is soft and where it isn't. You negotiate from the market, not from the first quote you're handed.
DV360 and SA360 bill as a percentage of media spend. CM360 bills per impression. The service you buy on top — none, support, or fully managed — is usually its own line. Each pillar breaks down one platform in full.
If a partner has already sent you a number, submit it anonymously. We'll show you where it sits against the range — and it sharpens the estimates for the next buyer.
Submit a quote →No affiliation with Google or the partners. No numbers pulled from anyone's confidential agreements. Just the market, estimated honestly, so you can shop it.
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