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PPC retainer reconciliation 2026
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African Bush Camps
PPC retainer reconciliation, 2026

Our retainer is 9,6% of the ad spend we manage (12% on the SLA, less the 20% discount). We have invoiced R65 000 a month all year. This page shows what each channel spent, what the fee should have been, and what is left to invoice. Prepared 30 October 2026.

Arrears Jan–Oct
+R164 454
10 months at the SLA rate
November invoice
R259 967
arrears + the November fee
Additional for 2026
R225 481
Jan–Dec against R65 000
Fee from November
R95 514
at today's approved budgets

01 Budget and spend by channel, month by month

Each channel in the currency it is billed in. Switch the cells between budget, spend or both, filter to one channel, and hover a row to see it on the chart.

MonthGoogle (USD)Meta (ZAR)LinkedIn (USD) RateTotal managed (ZAR)Fee dueDiff

• the month tab carries a weekly note, not a month-end line, so it reads a few days light  ·  amber * no LinkedIn record in any copy of the book, priced at the $5 500 budget

02 The shape of the year

Spend in rands, stacked by channel, with the month's budget as a pale marker behind it. Hover a bar for the numbers.

Google Meta LinkedIn Budget
The step-up
July is where the budgets move: Google $30 670 → $43 320 and LinkedIn $5 500 → $10 500. The monthly fee goes from in June to from July.
January to June
The old budgets are smaller, so the fee was closer to what we invoiced: those six months add to the year, against for July to December.
Overspend
February ran $43 090 of Google on a $35 000 budget and Meta R116 355 on R115 750. We have not billed the overspend.

03 Fee due against the R65 000 invoiced

Charged on the budget agreed for each month, which is the basis of the figure already sent.

switches section 03 and the three headline totals
MonthCharged spend (ZAR)Fee dueInvoiced DifferenceScale

04 What is invoiced, and when

November 2026 Arrears Jan–Oct, plus the November fee at today's budgets
December 2026 Trued up on the final numbers; each extra R100 000 of monthly spend adds R9 600
Additional for 2026 The whole year against the R65 000 invoiced each month

Notes on the figures