One-time treatments don't build a business
A single spray pays once. The companies that win convert that first call into a recurring quarterly plan — but only if they get the call first.
Beta access to OpenAI's Ads Manager — first-mover advantage
Get Pest Control Customers from the Tool Homeowners Now Ask First: ChatGPT
AI Ads HQ puts your pest control company in front of ready-to-buy homeowners inside ChatGPT — plus Google — before any other exterminator in your market figures out it's possible.
Beta access to OpenAI's Ads Manager · No long-term contract · Month-to-month
The problem
Why pest control companies are losing leads right now
National franchises outspend you on Google
Orkin and Terminix bid up every pest keyword. Competing head-to-head on clicks alone bleeds your budget dry before you book a route.
You're invisible where buyers now research
More homeowners start with 'how do I get rid of carpenter ants?' or 'are roaches a sign of a bigger problem?' in ChatGPT — and there's no pest company in that answer. Yet.
Why now
ChatGPT just opened its ad platform. Almost nobody knows yet.
This is what a real sponsored result looks like inside ChatGPT — a labeled ad appearing right under the answer, exactly when someone asks about your service:
- OpenAI's Ads Manager went self-serve in May 2026 — and we have beta access.
- The big agencies (WPP, Omnicom, Publicis) are chasing national brands. Nobody is doing this for local contractors.
- Ads appear right when someone asks ChatGPT how to solve the exact problem you fix — high-intent, decision-ready moments.
- First movers lock in the cheapest clicks and the category before it gets crowded.
ChatGPT
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Why this works for pest control companies
Built for how your customers actually buy
Pest control has the strongest lifetime value in the trades: a single research moment turns into a recurring quarterly plan that runs for years. Homeowners increasingly ask ChatGPT to identify the pest, judge the severity, and decide whether to DIY or hire out. A labeled sponsored result for your company at that exact moment — before the franchises spot the channel — captures the customer and the recurring revenue behind them.
How it works
From teardown to leads in four steps
01
Free 2-minute teardown
We show you exactly how people in your area are already asking ChatGPT about your service — no call required to start.
02
We build your campaign
We write your ads, set up your ChatGPT Ads beta account, and launch — plus Google as a proven backstop. $997 covers full setup.
03
Leads start flowing
$497/mo flat to manage everything. You fund the ad budget ($1,500/mo for the first 90 days, paid to OpenAI/Google). We optimize weekly.
04
You see the numbers
Monthly reporting on clicks, leads, and cost — so you know exactly what you're getting.
Simple, flat pricing
$997 one-time setup
$497/mo flat management
$1,500/mo ad spend for the first 90 days (paid directly to OpenAI/Google, not to us), then flexible — the 90-day runway gives the campaigns enough volume to prove out
$497/mo is a flat management fee — never a percentage of your ad spend. Your ad budget is paid directly to OpenAI/Google, not to us. Flat $497/mo up to $2,000/mo ad spend; +10–15% on spend above $2,000/mo.
What's included
- ChatGPT Ads campaign built, launched, and managed inside OpenAI's beta Ads Manager
- Google Search & Performance Max running underneath as the performance backstop
- Ad creative, headlines, and landing-page guidance for your offer
- Conversion tracking + monthly performance reporting
- Direct line to your account manager — no call-center
No long-term contract. Month-to-month after setup. Cancel anytime.
Questions pest control companies ask
Does this work for urgent infestations?
ChatGPT Ads captures the identify-and-decide moment that leads to recurring plans. For 'wasp nest, need someone today' searches we lean on the Google campaigns we run alongside it, which catch that immediate intent.
Will this help me win recurring plans, not just one-offs?
That's the whole point — recurring quarterly plans are the highest lifetime value in pest control. We reach people researching the problem, where you can position the ongoing plan over a one-time spray.
Is $1,000/mo enough for pest control?
It's a strong test budget given pest control's reasonable cost-per-lead. Once recurring plans start stacking up we'll talk about scaling spend to grow your route density.
What is ChatGPT Ads?
OpenAI now shows clearly-labeled sponsored results at the bottom of ChatGPT answers for free and Go-tier users in the US. When someone asks ChatGPT about a service you offer, your ad can appear right there. It launched self-serve in May 2026 and is still in beta — which is exactly why being early matters.
Is this instead of Google Ads?
No — it's an edge on top of it. We run Google Search and Performance Max as your proven workhorse and layer ChatGPT Ads as the first-mover advantage. You get both for one flat fee.
How much does it cost?
$997 one-time setup, then $497/mo flat to manage everything. You fund your own ad budget directly to OpenAI/Google — $1,500/mo for the first 90 days so the campaigns have enough runway to prove out, then you can adjust. No percentage-of-spend markup, and management stays month-to-month.
How fast do I see results?
Campaigns are typically live within a week of setup. ChatGPT Ads is a new channel with no industry benchmarks yet, so we run it as a test-and-learn alongside Google, which produces leads from day one.
Why should I trust a new channel?
You're not betting the business on it — Google carries the load while ChatGPT Ads gives you a head start nobody else in your market has. Being first is the whole point.
Be the answer when pest control companies get searched in ChatGPT
AI Ads HQ puts your business in front of ready-to-buy customers inside ChatGPT — the tool 800M people now ask before they buy — before your competitors even know it's possible.