Clear pricing, starting with a thirty day pilot.
Every client starts with a free short list of the businesses about to need them. Most then start with the pilot, so you can see results before committing to anything longer. After that, the price is set by how many potential clients there are in your market, not by a sales pitch.
What you can buy
The pilot is where most owners start. The Market Read and the Revenue Front End are optional extras.
The Thirty Day Pilot, $3,500
Your market read and everything set up, then thirty days of conversations started in your name, every follow up, meetings booked into your calendar, a live tracker and a weekly catch up.
Ongoing, from $950
New opportunities every week, every follow up, replies answered, meetings booked and a monthly report, priced by the size of your market.
The Market Read, $795
Your whole market counted and named, the people who decide, and two example emails, live on a call. The list is yours to keep. Taken off the pilot.
The Revenue Front End, from $1,950
A website and email set up that makes a good first impression when businesses look you up. Priced at $1,950, $3,950 or $6,950.
Ongoing, by market size
Set by how many potential clients there are in your area. One of the four answers is that you should not pay monthly at all.
$950 per round, run each quarter when your clients are buying. No monthly fee.
$2,000 a month, with an end date agreed in writing at the start.
$3,000 a month, month to month, thirty days notice.
Said plainly, with the reason, before anything is signed.
Three things you will not be sold.
- A long contract before the pilot. You see it working in your own market first, inside thirty days.
- A monthly fee in a small market. Under fifty potential clients is priced per round, and it ends when the list is worked through.
- A website on its own. Website work is only sold alongside the pilot or ongoing work. Anything else is referred out.
And one promise we will not make, which is sales inside thirty days. What we promise is meetings with the people who decide, who have confirmed they want to talk.
Before you book.
The pricing questions that come up on nearly every first call.
Is the short list really free?
Is the Market Read credited?
How is website work paid?
Is there a lock in on the monthly?
Why publish the prices?
Not sure where you fit?
Book a free call and we will tell you which option suits your business, or check your market size in two minutes.
