Pricing
Offers and pricing
Starting prices for everything we sell, published in US dollars. They are starting figures rather than quotes, the quote is fixed once the scope is agreed.
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Because the alternative wastes everybody’s time. A visitor who cannot find a number assumes the worst and leaves, or books a call to find out something that could have been a sentence. Publishing the starting figure filters out the people we could never have helped and saves a conversation with the people we can.
What each service starts at
Six services, six starting figures, all in US dollars. Each row is the entry scope: the smallest version of that service we will sell, described precisely enough that you can tell whether it is the one you need.
| Service | Starts at | Basis | What the entry scope is |
|---|---|---|---|
| Website development | $400 | One-time | Up to 5 pages, mobile-responsive, contact form, on-page SEO basics, XML sitemap and documentation. Live in 2-3 weeks |
| Custom software development | $550 | Scoped per build | Rises with the number of systems the build has to talk to and the volume of logic that has to be exactly right. The first deliverable is a written buy-versus-build split |
| Digital marketing | $300/mo | Monthly, 3-month minimum | One channel — SEO, Google Ads or Meta Ads — keyword and competitor research, a monthly report and a named specialist. Advertising spend is not included |
| Branding and creative design | $220 | One-time | Logo in all formats, colour palette, typography, two concept directions and a usage guide. 2-3 weeks |
| BPO services | $350 per agent/mo | Per agent, monthly | 4 hours a day, 5 days a week, one channel, documented SOPs and a monthly QA report. Live in 2 weeks |
| Digital business launching | $790 | Sequenced package | Brand, website, accounts and first campaigns in the order that stops anything being built before it is needed |
Digital marketing, by channel
The retainer figure above is one channel run properly. These are the published floors for each channel on its own, all monthly on the same three-month minimum, with advertising spend excluded from every one of them and paid by you directly to the platform.
| Channel | Starts at | Basis | What the entry scope is |
|---|---|---|---|
| Meta advertising | $300/mo | Monthly, 3-month minimum | Facebook and Instagram, with creative tested against positioning rather than against discount. Advertising spend is not included |
| TikTok advertising | $300/mo | Monthly, 3-month minimum | Campaign build, creative testing and monthly reporting, measured on the same cost-per-enquiry basis as every other channel. Advertising spend is not included |
| Google advertising | $350/mo | Monthly, 3-month minimum | Search, Performance Max and Shopping, structured so you can see which campaigns produce enquiries and which produce traffic. Advertising spend is not included |
| Local SEO | $550/mo | Monthly, 3-month minimum | Technical and on-page SEO aimed at the area a business actually serves: site structure, page speed, internal linking and the content that answers a local query |
Every service page carries the same figure with the full specification underneath it, so nothing here is a summary you have to take on trust. The FAQ answers ownership, timelines and what happens when requirements change.
What “starting from” means
It is the figure for the scope described, not a teaser. What moves it is scope: more pages, more integrations, more channels, more agents. After a discovery conversation the quote is fixed for what was agreed, and change requests are costed and approved before the work happens rather than absorbed and invoiced at the end.
What actually moves each figure
- Websites. Page count, whether content is written or supplied, e-commerce, and how many third-party systems have to be connected. Design complexity moves it far less than people expect; integrations move it more.
- Software. How much of the process has to be built rather than integrated. A workflow that an existing tool already does is cheaper to configure than to write, and we will say so before you pay for the alternative.
- Marketing. Number of channels, the size of the account being worked on, and how much of the creative we produce rather than adapt.
- Branding. Number of applications the identity has to survive — a logo and a palette is one job, a system that holds together across a site, a deck, packaging and a shopfront is another.
- BPO. Hours, channels and complexity, not headcount alone. A desk handling one inbox at four hours a day is not the same unit of work as one handling chat, phone and email across a timezone.
- Launching. How much brand and site has to exist on day one, and how much can wait until the business has its first real customers.
What is never included
Advertising spend. Marketing retainers cover the work — research, campaign build, copy, creative, optimisation and reporting — and the media budget is paid by you, directly to Google and Meta, from accounts in your name. That also means we have no financial incentive to recommend a larger budget, which is the point.
Third-party licences are the same: hosting, a premium plugin, a stock image library or a SaaS subscription is bought in your name and stays yours. We will tell you what a build needs before it needs it rather than after.
How a quote gets built
- You describe the problem. Not the solution — the symptom. A paragraph is enough.
- We tell you which service it is. Including when it is not the one you asked about, and when the honest answer is that you do not need us yet.
- Scope is written down. What is included, what is not, what you supply and by when. This is the document the price attaches to.
- The quote is fixed. For that scope. A change is re-scoped and priced before anyone starts on it, so a revision is a decision you make with a number in front of you.
Terms that apply to everything
- All prices in US dollars.
- No auto-renewal. Minimum terms are stated once and never roll over quietly.
- Full ownership at handover. Code, domains, accounts and data, in your name.
- One named owner per project. From scoping through to handover.
- Payment schedule.
Seasonal offers
Where an offer is running, it is a discount on a standard package, with the standard price shown beside it so you can see exactly what is being discounted. Every offer has a window agreed in writing before work starts; nothing renews when it closes, and the work returns to standard scope and price.
Pricing questions
Is the starting price the price I will pay?
Only if the entry scope is the scope you need. It is a real figure for a real deliverable rather than a headline, but the quote that follows a discovery conversation is the one to plan against, and it is fixed for what was agreed.
Why is the entry price so much lower than an agency quote?
Because the entry tier is genuinely small. It buys the version of the work described in the table above and nothing beyond it. A larger quote from anywhere else is usually a larger scope, and the useful comparison is scope against scope rather than figure against figure.
Do you charge for the first conversation?
No. A person reads what you send and replies within one working day with a scope, a price range, or an honest reason we are not the right fit. There is no qualification sequence in between.
Can I combine services?
Yes, and it is why the six sit together. A website, the campaign pointing at it and the desk answering the enquiries can come from one team under one contract with one named owner. Combining does not attract a surcharge, and where one piece of work removes the need for another we will say so.
What happens if the scope changes mid-project?
It is re-scoped and priced before anyone starts on it. A change is either worth its cost or it is not, and that is a decision you should make with a number in front of you rather than one absorbed quietly and paid for in a missed deadline.