Pricing
Month to month. No percentage of ad spend. The free audit is where every engagement begins, and nothing on this page is a prerequisite for it.
Everything starts with the free check. Most people stop there and fix it themselves, which is the point. The paid work exists for the two cases the free check cannot cover: when you need the gap quantified across every system, and when you want somebody to run the account afterwards.
Five working days, read-only access, revoked when we are done. We tell you where the chain breaks, roughly how much revenue you cannot currently prove, and the order to fix it in. No pitch inside the report.
What the paid audit adds. The free check finds the breaks. The Chain of Custody Audit below quantifies them: a full reconciliation across the ad platform, analytics and the system where your money actually lands, evidence graded into tiers rather than averaged, and a sequenced repair plan your team or ours can execute. Its fee comes back to you in full if you go on to a retainer.
Step two · one-time
$2,400
The Chain of Custody Audit. Three weeks. Every source reconciled for a real window, the evidence graded, and a repair plan with sequencing and effort against each item.
Step three · monthly
from $1,500/mo
We run paid media and maintain the chain underneath it. Agents execute, humans decide, and you get one profit number a month.
Separately · project
$1,500 to $4,000
A sheet, script or agent that replaces a recurring manual job. Scoped on a call, fixed price, documented and handed over. Yours to keep.
| Line item | Audit | Retainer | System |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where the chain breaks | • | • | — |
| Gap quantified and evidence graded | • | • | — |
| Tracking repaired and maintained | plan only | • | — |
| Paid media managed | — | • | — |
| Labs tools | — | included | — |
| Custom automation | — | small | • |
| Monthly profit report | — | • | — |
Because it pays us to spend more of your money. A flat fee means the only thing we can improve is what the spend returns, which is the number the monthly report is built on.
Then the report says so in writing and the fix list is a short one. Finding that your tracking already holds up is a useful answer, and you are under no obligation to carry on.
No. We work directly with the business that owns the account, so the read-only access, the report and the fix list stay with the people who can act on them.
Both. The prices on this page are in US dollars; clients in India are invoiced in rupees.
Twenty minutes. We’ll tell you honestly.