Is your campaign secretly burning 30% of its budget?

Google hides your inefficiencies. This tool reveals them.

Most advertisers don’t realize that low “Quality Scores” are quietly inflating their Cost-Per-Click. This private tool—the same one I use for my consulting clients—analyses your raw data to uncover exactly how much money you are losing to the “Lazy Tax.”

  • ✅ Instant Analysis: Drag & drop your CSV file.

  • ✅ 100% Secure: No login or Google account linking required.

  • ✅ Real Data: See the exact dollar figure of your wasted spend.

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How the Money Leak Detective Works

This tool uses a proprietary algorithm to analyse the relationship between your Quality Score and your Cost Per Click (CPC). In Google Ads, a low Quality Score (below 7/10) forces you to pay a premium for every click to maintain your position. We call this the “Lazy Tax.”

By uploading your standard Search Keyword Report, the tool instantly identifies every keyword where you are overpaying. It calculates the difference between what you are paying and what you could be paying if your ad relevance was optimized.

Why You Need a Regular Google Ads Audit

Google’s auction dynamics change daily. A keyword that was efficient last month might be leaking budget today due to new competitors or changes in search intent. Most advertisers “set and forget,” not realizing their efficiency is degrading.

  • Identify Wasted Spend: See the exact dollar amount lost to inefficiency.

  • Prioritize Fixes: The tool highlights the worst offenders so you know which ads to rewrite first.

  • Improve ROI: Reallocating wasted budget to high-performing keywords instantly lowers your Cost Per Acquisition (CPA).

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my data safe? Yes. This tool runs locally in your browser. We do not store your campaign data, and you do not need to link your Google Ads account to any third-party software.

What file do I need? Simply export your “Search Keywords” report from Google Ads as a .csv file. Ensure the “Quality Score” column is included in your view before exporting.