Pricing

What this costs, honestly.

We do not publish a price list, and we would rather explain that than pretend a number on a page could be accurate for your business.

Pricing & the performance trial

Why there is no price list

Because any number we published would be either meaningless or dishonest. A restaurant filling midweek tables and a roofing company chasing $20,000 projects need different systems, different budgets, and different amounts of our time. Agencies that post tidy tiers usually make them fit by putting everybody into the same template regardless of what the business needed.

What we can tell you is exactly how the money works, which is the part most agencies are vague about.

How the money actually works

1. Ad spend is always separate, and always yoursIt goes from your own account directly to the platform. You own the ad account, you see every dollar, and we never take a hidden cut of spend.
2. Build work is usually one-offA website, a CRM implementation, an automation setup. Priced as a project, because that is what it is.
3. Ongoing management is monthlyCampaign management, optimization, and looking after the systems. Scoped to what you actually need, which is often fewer systems than you assumed.
4. No six-month lock-insIf it is not working, you should be able to leave. Long contracts mostly protect agencies from the consequences of not producing.
5. You keep everythingAd creative, CRM data, contacts, domain, website. If we part ways you are not starting from zero, and there is no rebuild fee to escape.

Your first campaign is a performance trial

The whole setup takes under an hour of your time. We are a new agency and we know that means our promises are worth less than a demonstration, so we would rather carry the risk than ask you to.

Rough orientation on budgets

For context rather than as a quote: local agency fees generally run between $500 and $5,000 per month plus ad spend, and a sensible total marketing budget is often 5 to 15% of revenue depending on whether you are holding steady or growing. Where you sit inside that depends on your ticket size and how many systems you need.

When we will tell you not to hire us

• You cannot handle more customers right now. More leads would make you worse at serving the ones you have.
• You have not claimed your Google Business Profile. Do that free thing first — we will show you how on the call.
• Your ticket size genuinely cannot support paid acquisition. We would rather say so than collect a management fee.
• Nobody at your end will answer the phone. No system fixes that, and we would just be selling you leads to lose.

Questions people actually ask

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