Bing Ads agency for SaaS: more paying customers at lower CAC

Around 14% of US desktop B2B searches happen on Bing, and some of your highest-paying customers are searching Microsoft every day. Bing has lower CPCs and acquisition costs than Google and it’s great part of the mix (esp. B2B).

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Payman Taei
Camel Digital lowered our cost per acquisition, flushed out high CPA irrelevant keywords, and increased the number of leads. They provide timely replies and listen to our concerns and issues. A cost effective solution, timely response, and a trusting partner.
- Payman Taei , Founder, Visme

Bing Ads are different for PLG SaaS

Google can't touch it

You add paying customers without bidding higher on Google. More than 1 in 8 US desktop searches happen on Microsoft. Microsoft's network covers Bing, Yahoo and DuckDuckGo. Edge ships as the default browser on Windows work machines. Those searches never touch your Google campaigns.

The clicks are cheaper

Fewer advertisers compete on Microsoft, so CPCs run lower. Often two to three times lower on the same terms. Lower CPCs = lower CAC. Every dollar is mapped to your close rate before it's spent.

Search demand from your exact ICP

Microsoft can target searches by LinkedIn company, industry and job function. Your ads reach searchers who also match your buyer profile. Most accounts never turn this targeting on.

Your Google work carries over

Your keywords, negatives and conversion data already live in that account. We import them, then rebuild what doesn't transfer cleanly to Microsoft. You start on Microsoft with everything your Google account already learned.

When it works, it's beautiful.

Reach further and find more customers

Microsoft adds its weight to Google. Typically 10-20% more volume beyond your working Google account.

Reach further and find more customers

Same budget, more activated trials

Your budget follows the keywords that turn clicks into paying users. We optimize toward trial-to-paid, so the spend concentrates on the users who stick around.

Same budget, more activated trials

It's revenue you can prove

Every click is traced through your CRM to paid plans and revenue. You can see which campaigns produced paying customers, down to the individual click. The channel earns its budget on what it returns, so you fund it on results.

It's revenue you can prove

Reach your B2B audience where they work

Microsoft searches skew to work machines in business hours. This is when people research and buy software. Buyers trial and evaluate PLG products at the same desk. You catch them in context.

Reach your B2B audience where they work

Microsoft Ads?

Here's how it works for you

01.

Full audit then a Google cleanup

We review the account, the tracking and the unit economics first. If you have run Google, we import it and rebuild what doesn't transfer cleanly.

02.

Campaign architecture

Campaigns built by search intent: product terms, competitor terms, category terms, each with its own budget logic. The ones closest to a purchase take priority.

03.

Creative and landing pages

Ad copy written for how people search on Microsoft, with landing pages matched to intent. Full management covers the landing pages as well as the ads.

04.

Launch and testing

Search goes live first to capture existing demand. Structured testing drives every expansion.

05.

Revenue reporting

Cost per activated trial, cost per paying customer, revenue per campaign. A short written summary each week.

Find the campaign type that fits your ICP

Microsoft Search Ads.

Text ads on Bing, Yahoo and DuckDuckGo. Best for: catching buyers already searching, at lower cost than Google.

Dynamic Search Ads.

Ads built from your own site pages, to catch searches your keywords miss. Best for: wide coverage without listing every keyword.

SaaS teams choose us because:

Our whole client list is pure SaaS

PLG first. Trials, activation and self-serve funnels are the day job here. 10+ years in SaaS and $8M+ managed for SaaS teams. We have the playbook and the data from other accounts. You don't have to figure it out on your own and lose time and ad spend.

Your budget follows the customers who pay

Spend moves toward the keywords and audiences that produce active, paying accounts. Cheap sign-ups that never open the product lose their budget fast.

We're honest in the audit (and beyond)

If Microsoft can't clear your payback at your deal size, you hear it from us first. The audit is yours to keep either way.

A senior strategist runs your account

The person in your meetings is the person inside the platform. Nothing gets relayed through account managers.

More customers than Google-solo

We tag every paying customer to the channel that won them. You see how many came from Microsoft and would never have shown up in Google.

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Real numbers from our SaaS clients

From kickoff to scale in 6 steps

  1. 01
    Audit the account and the numbers

    Audit the account and the numbers

    We map your current spend, tracking and unit economics before a single campaign changes.

    Audit the account and the numbers
  2. 02
    Research demand and competition

    Research demand and competition

    Research your market size and scope the real search demand on Microsoft. Then we read how rivals bid for it and plan the strategy from that.

    Research demand and competition
  3. 03
    Plan and build the campaigns

    Plan and build the campaigns

    Campaigns are structured by intent, with budget weighted to the terms closest to a purchase.

    Plan and build the campaigns
  4. 04
    Track every click through to revenue

    Track every click through to revenue

    Conversions connect to your CRM, so spend is judged on the paying customers it wins.

    Track every click through to revenue
  5. 05
    Launch and cut wasted spend fast

    Launch and cut wasted spend fast

    Search goes live first, and wasted spend gets cut inside the first week.

    Launch and cut wasted spend fast
  6. 06
    Scale the winners and prove the return

    Scale the winners and prove the return

    Budget follows what pays, reported as revenue per campaign every week.

    Scale the winners and prove the return

Ad spend managed

$8M+

across PLG SaaS clients

Paid customers

500+

delivered monthly

Years in SaaS PPC

10+

PLG SaaS only

What Microsoft Ads for SaaS costs

A fixed monthly management fee. The scope depends on your ad budget and funnel complexity.

Starter

Up to $20,000/month ad budget

From$3,389/month

One to two channels. For companies starting to scale paid acquisition.

Most popular

Growth

$20,000–$50,000/month

From$4,889/month

Full-funnel: paid search, paid social, landing pages, and testing.

Scale

$50,000+/month

Custom pricing

Aggressive scaling. Full attribution, weekly optimisation, dedicated strategist.

What's included

  • Campaign setup
  • Ongoing optimization
  • Conversion tracking
  • Weekly reporting
  • Biweekly calls
  • Slack access
  • Ad copy and creative direction

What's not included

  • Ad spend (paid to Microsoft)
  • Full website development
  • CRM setup. We integrate with what you have
Eric Czerwonka
Camel Digital's honesty is impressive. They don't sugarcoat things if they go wrong and celebrate actual wins.
- Eric Czerwonka , Co-Founder, Buddy Punch

Do we match?

Work with us if:

  • Your PLG or B2B SaaS has real product-market fit
  • Google Ads already works for you and you want the next incremental channel
  • Activated trials and paying customers matter more to you than click volume
  • You can describe your buyer by company size and industry
  • You want the person running your account on your calls

Skip us if:

  • Product-market fit or your ICP is still a work in progress
  • You expect search to create demand where nobody is searching
  • You want a one-month test with no commitment

Bing Ads agency for SaaS FAQs

It manages the whole Microsoft Ads channel for a software company. Audit, Google import and native rebuild, campaign architecture, creative and landing pages, structured testing, revenue reporting.

That's the best time to add it. Your Google data transfers, and Microsoft's network adds buyers Google doesn't reach. The audit shows whether the extra volume justifies the spend.

We treat it as a starting inventory. We rebuild the bids, match types and targeting that behave differently on Microsoft, and keep what transfers cleanly.

Search campaigns weighted toward your target companies, industries and job functions. It keeps B2B budget on searchers who match your ICP.

It depends on your category's search volume and your deal economics. Microsoft budgets usually start smaller than Google for the same account. The audit ends with a number and the reasoning.

Cost per activated trial, cost per paying customer, and revenue per campaign, plus whether the revenue is incremental. Sales-led accounts can also track SQLs and opportunities through the CRM.

Clicks connect to your CRM, so a Microsoft search in March gets credit for the deal that closes in July. You can see which Microsoft campaigns opened the deals that eventually closed, even across a long buying cycle.

Wasted-spend cuts happen in week one. Structure changes show within 14 days. Activation-tracked results take 30 to 60 days because bidding needs the data. Qualified trials show inside the first 60 days, with real scale in months three and four.

Both capture existing search demand. Google brings volume. Microsoft brings lower CPCs, a desktop-heavy audience and the LinkedIn profile layer. When your Google account is capped, Microsoft adds high-intent demand without over-bidding on Google. Most PLG teams run Google first and add Microsoft for the extra reach.

Some categories are too thin on the network to matter. If the volume or the payback isn't there, the audit says so before you spend.