ADZBE
ADZBE
ChatGPT ads are still in pilot phase in India, with costs varying by placement type and prompt cluster. ADZBE charges ₹20,000/mo for management plus ad spend and 18% GST — and we run OpenAI paid placements for clients in Bengaluru and Hyderabad. See the full industry benchmark dataset for how these costs compare by platform and city.
Pilot
Early access program
₹20,000
ADZBE management fee
Growing
AI search ad inventory
About these numbers: Ranges shown are published market benchmarks, not a quote and not a measured average from your account. Actual CPC, CPM and CPL depend on your industry, competition, creative quality, season and landing page. Ask us for the figures from your own campaign data.
ADZBE is a Bengaluru & Hyderabad ads agency running Google Ads, Meta Ads, ChatGPT Ads, LinkedIn, JioHotstar, Moj and WhatsApp campaigns at ₹20,000/mo per platform (+18% GST) plus ad spend. Every engagement starts with a free performance audit and tracking wired before a rupee is spent.
| Placement type | Estimated cost | How it works | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sponsored listings | ₹5,000–₹50,000/mo per cluster | Brand appears alongside AI answers | Service businesses, local brands |
| Answer sponsorship | ₹10,000–₹1,00,000/mo | Brand mentioned inside AI recommendations | Premium services, clinics, agencies |
| Prompt-targeted ads | Variable — pilot pricing | Ads served for specific prompt triggers | Early movers testing AI ad surfaces |
We identify the exact questions your buyers type into ChatGPT every day — 'best dental clinic in Hyderabad', 'top SaaS tools for HR', etc.
We craft the creative and positioning that gets your brand recommended when AI answers. It reads like a natural recommendation, not an ad.
We measure everything back to real enquiries and bookings. AI ads without attribution are just expensive PR.
Book a free performance audit — we'll map the right channels, budget and creative strategy for your business.
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