Why there is no price in pounds
We invoice in euro, because the agreement is in euro, and the euro amount is the only binding one. Next to a price of ours you will find no pound figure, and that is a deliberate refusal rather than an omission.
Two reasons, and both are about you rather than about us. A converted amount without a dated source for the exchange rate is an invented figure, and our own rule is that a figure carries a source and a link or it does not appear. And a fixed pound price on a monthly contract quietly moves the exchange rate risk to whichever of us is not watching it; on a twelve month engagement that is real money moving on a number nobody agreed. If you want to know what a month costs in your own currency today, your bank's rate at the moment of payment is the honest answer, and your bank will tell you for free.
Pounds do appear elsewhere on this site, and it is worth saying where. On the Google Ads pages the example accounts reckon in pounds: a daily budget, a cost per enquiry, a bid in an example auction. That is the advertising money you pay Google yourself, in your own currency, and we never take a cut of it. Our own fee is the amount on this page, and that one stays in euro.
Who pays the tax, per situation
| Who you are | What happens | Source |
| Business in the United Kingdom | The place of supply is where you are. You account for the VAT yourself under the reverse charge, and we invoice without Dutch VAT. So the amount on this page is what leaves your account, and the tax runs through your own return. | HMRC, VAT Notice 741A |
| Business in Ireland or elsewhere in the European Union, with a valid VAT number | Reverse charge. We invoice without Dutch VAT and state your number on the invoice. | Your Europe, cross-border VAT |
| Business without a valid VAT number | No reverse charge. We settle the treatment with you in writing before any quotation goes out, rather than guessing at it on the invoice. | see the call |
| Consumer | Consumers can buy. This row used to say these services were a business offer not sold to consumers; that decision was reversed on 25 August 2026, and everything below is for sale to a private individual as well. Two tax rules apply and they land in different places, so it is worth reading which one you are in. The hands-on services on this page are ordinary services to a private consumer, and there the place of taxation is where the supplier is established, so the Dutch general rate of 21 per cent is added to the euro amount below. A software subscription such as Jarvis is a digital service and is taxed where you live instead, which is why those amounts are quoted with the tax already inside them and the ones on this page are not. That second rule has a step under it: while our combined turnover from digital services to private individuals in other EU countries and from intra-EU distance sales stays below 10,000 euro in a calendar year, Dutch VAT may still be charged. What is not arranged, said plainly: a business not established in the United Kingdom has no VAT registration threshold there, so a supply that is taxable in the UK creates an obligation from the very first sale. That registration does not exist yet, so until it does the self-service order screen for Jarvis stays shut for a UK consumer. It does not shut this page: HMRC states the general B2C rule in section 6.2 of Notice 741A as the place of supply being where the supplier belongs, irrespective of where the customer is, so the hands-on services here are supplied from the Netherlands and carry Dutch tax rather than UK VAT. | European Commission, place of taxation · Belastingdienst, btw-tarieven (NL) · HMRC, VAT Notice 700/1, updated 5 August 2026 · HMRC, VAT Notice 741A section 6.2. All checked on 25 August 2026 |
| Anyone outside the European Union and the United Kingdom, the United States included | There is no VAT in the United States. Sales tax is set state by state, and a seller with no premises in a state can still become liable through that state's own economic nexus threshold. New York, to take one that publishes its figures, sets that at more than 500,000 dollars of gross receipts from sales of property delivered into the state and more than 100 such sales, measured over the four preceding sales tax quarters. We hold no sales tax registration in any US state, so nothing is charged and nothing is remitted there. Where a state rule turns out to apply to a sale, you hear it before you order and not on the invoice afterwards. For other countries outside the EU and the UK we do not claim to know the local rule; we establish it in writing with you first rather than guess at it. | New York State Department of Taxation and Finance, nexus for sales tax, checked on 25 August 2026 |
Nothing is added later, and in the United Kingdom that is now law
The prices below are complete. There is no activation fee, no platform fee and no percentage of your ad spend. Work outside the agreement happens only with your prior agreement, at €65 per hour excluding VAT, so no line ever appears on your invoice that you did not say yes to first.
One thing sits outside our rate and always will: the advertising budget you pay Google or a social platform yourself. That is your money going straight to them, we never take a cut of it, and it is stated in the same breath as the management fee everywhere on this page rather than in a footnote.
We would run it that way anyway, and since 6 April 2025 it is also the law where you may be sitting: drip pricing, showing a price and adding charges during the ordering process, is a banned practice in the United Kingdom under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024, enforced by the Competition and Markets Authority. Source: GOV.UK on the new consumer protection regime.