Straight Answers
The Pricing Questions Everyone Asks First
Three questions, answered before you ask them. The first is why there is no price grid on this page. The second is what the bands on the homepage actually mean. The third is the one that costs us deals, and we answer it anyway because the alternative is a number we cannot stand behind.
“Why Isn't There Just a Price List?”
Because a price list for this work is a guess dressed as a fact. Two brands in the same category can need work that differs by five times.
The baseline removes the guess. Once we can see your rendering, your review coverage and your prompt space, the scope is a short list and the number is real.
A grid would be faster to read and worse to buy from.
“What Do the Bands on the Homepage Mean?”
They are the ranges most engagements have landed in, stated so you can tell whether we are the right size of conversation before you start one.
They are not a menu. Where your engagement lands inside a band, or outside it, is set by the baseline. We say the number before you commit, every time.
If the score says you need less than the bottom of a band, we say that too.
“Can You Just Give Me a Number Now?”
Not an honest one, and we would rather lose the call than give a dishonest one.
What we can give you now is our method and a free baseline. Twenty minutes after the score lands you will know whether the gap is on-page, off-site or both, and we can put a number on that.
Anyone quoting before a baseline is quoting a package, not your work.