Marketing services
pricing
Marketing services pricing you can read before the first call. Whether you're after a landing page, the number sits on this page in US dollars, and the figure we settle on is written into the agreement before I start.
Four common
starting points
A package is my regular prices added together, nothing more. Whatever you spend on ads is billed to you by Google or Meta, not by me.
A landing page with tracking. Good for testing a single service or offer.
- Landing page, from 10 days
- GA4, Tag Manager and pixels
- Works with Google, Meta or any other platform
A full business website, a Google Ads account built and tracking in place.
- Multi-page business website
- Google Ads account and first campaign
- Calls and forms counted as conversions
Website, both ad platforms, a CRM and tracking, followed by $1,400 a month to run Google and Meta.
- Business website
- Google and Meta accounts built
- HubSpot, Pipedrive or Zoho configured
- Analytics
- $1,400/month ongoing management
A configured CRM and a chatbot working together, so every inquiry is caught and followed up.
- HubSpot, Pipedrive or Zoho
- Bot on your site or a messenger
- Reminders until someone replies
The full
price list
A "from" price fits a typical small-business scope. Bigger jobs cost more, and you'll see that number in writing before signing.
| Service | Price | Billing |
|---|---|---|
| Marketing audit and strategy | $1,900 | One-time |
| Landing page | from $1,000 | One-time, from 10 days |
| Business website (multi-page) | from $2,800 | One-time, up to 30 days |
| Website redesign | from $2,800 | One-time, rebuilt from scratch |
| Large website on a custom CMS | from $9,800 | One-time, admin panel made for you |
| Online store | from $3,900 | One-time |
| SEO and Google Maps | from $750/month | Monthly |
| Google Ads setup | $600 | One-time |
| Google Ads management | from $1,000/month | Monthly; clicks billed by Google |
| Meta ads setup (Facebook + Instagram) | $600 | One-time |
| Meta ads management | from $600/month | Monthly; clicks billed by Meta |
| Google + Meta together | setup $1,100, then $1,400/month | Setup, then monthly |
| Outsourced marketing, one channel | from $600/month | Monthly; wider scope quoted individually |
| Custom CRM | $6,000 | One-time, around 15 days |
| Ready-made CRM setup (HubSpot, Pipedrive, Zoho) | $3,000 | One-time; vendor bills the license |
| Chatbot | $1,900 | One-time |
| Analytics: GA4 + GTM + pixels | $550 | One-time |
| Consultation | $65/hour | Hourly |
| First consultation | Free | 30 minutes |
Each price,
explained
Separate pages walk through scope, timing and anything you pay to someone other than me.
Two ways to
buy marketing
Plenty of agencies do solid work. For a small business, though, the arrangement tends to look different in these places.
| With me | Typical agency | |
|---|---|---|
| Your contact | The person who builds and runs it | An account manager in between |
| Hands on the work | Mine, 12+ years in the field | A team, often with junior staff on routine tasks |
| Seeing prices | On this page, before any call | Usually after a discovery or sales call |
| Commitment | None on monthly work; 30 days' notice | Frequently a multi-month term |
| Ad spend | Charged to your own card by the platform | In some cases invoiced through the agency |
| Ownership | Ad accounts, domain and code in your name | In some cases kept under the agency |
| Website | Hand-coded or a custom CMS you own | Often a theme or builder with recurring fees |
Quote, contract,
three payments
The contract price holds to the end. New requests mid-project get their own quote, and you choose whether to add them.
Intro call
Half an hour on Zoom, scheduled for your time zone.
Written quote
Scope, deliverables and cost on paper. Nothing is owed yet.
Contract
Dates are binding; a penalty for late delivery can be included.
Payments
30% to start, 40% halfway, 30% at handover. Ongoing services bill monthly.
After launch
Optional ongoing management, cancellable any month.
How my marketing services pricing works
Every figure on this page is in US dollars. I publish prices because owners reasonably want a ballpark before booking calls, and because a price that only appears after three meetings tends to grow along the way. A "from" figure assumes a typical small-business scope. A bigger site or a heavier ad account costs more, and you get that number in writing before committing.
I charge for my own work and nothing else. Google and Meta bill your card for ads, CRM vendors bill you for licenses, and hosting and domain are arranged per project. I don't add a margin on any of it.
Where most businesses start
When owners aren't sure what to buy first, this sequence usually holds up:
- Decide before spending. Several channels and no idea which one pays? Begin with the audit and strategy.
- Somewhere to land. Ads and SEO only work if the page converts. Compare options on website pricing.
- Bring people in. Paid ads are fast, SEO is slower and cheaper over time. Details on advertising pricing.
- Catch every inquiry. A CRM and a bot keep leads from slipping away. See CRM pricing and chatbot pricing.
The four packages cover the most frequent combinations. For anything else, the cost calculator adds up your own selection.
Part of every project
You get a signed agreement with dates, up to three revision rounds, training and support once things go live, and a direct line to me on WhatsApp, Telegram, Zoom or email with replies inside one business day. I register ad accounts, domains and code to your business from day one. Monthly reports are standard; ad accounts get one every two weeks.
Hiring someone based in Europe
I work remotely with businesses across the US. Intro calls usually land in your morning Eastern Time, my afternoon. Payment in three stages means you never fund a whole project in advance, and since every account is yours from the start, there's nothing to hand back if we part ways. Many US owners have had a freelancer vanish mid-project; this setup is designed so that can't strand you.
Quoted after a conversation
A handful of services vary too much to list a fair price: TikTok, Pinterest, LinkedIn and Microsoft Ads, Amazon and Walmart, server-side and call tracking, the Conversions API, e-commerce analytics, voicebots, branding, email and SMS, creative and social media management. A short call is enough for a quote. TikTok and LinkedIn ads, marketplaces, social media management and branding are delivered with trusted partners, while the contract, deadlines and communication stay with me.
Want to go through the numbers with me first? The first consultation costs nothing and lasts 30 minutes.
Pricing
questions
Can the price change after I sign?
No. Once we agree a scope, the contract states one number and that's what you pay. The only way it grows is if you ask for something new mid-project, in which case I quote the addition separately and you decide whether it's worth it.
Does your fee include what I spend on ads?
It doesn't. Google and Meta charge your own card directly, and the accounts are registered to your business. For most US niches I suggest planning around $1,500 a month at minimum, since clicks are pricey and small budgets take a long time to produce usable data.
Is there any flexibility on price?
Everyone pays the same published rates, and I don't haggle. Where there's room is the scope: on a tight budget I'll tell you what to do now and what can wait a few months, for example a landing page this quarter and a full site later.
How are payments split?
Projects: 30% when we sign, 40% at the halfway point, the last 30% at handover. Monthly services such as SEO or ads management are billed each month, with nothing to lock you in; give 30 days' notice and they stop.
Who pays for hosting and the domain?
You do, and we agree the details per project, since requirements differ a lot. The domain is always registered to you. Because the site is hand-coded or on a CMS I build, there's no builder subscription stacked on top.
What do you price only after a call?
Anything where the scope varies too much to publish a fair number: TikTok, Pinterest, LinkedIn and Microsoft Ads, Amazon and Walmart, server-side or call tracking, Conversions API, e-commerce analytics, voicebots, branding, email and SMS, creative production and social media management.
Get your number
in writing
Describe the project in a few lines and you'll have a written price within one business day. Still deciding? A free 30-minute call is the easy first step.