Pricing
The price follows the scope.
No packages to squeeze into. No percentage of your revenue. One clear number, built from the work your store actually needs.
How the number gets made
Three rules, no exceptions.
Scope sets the price
How many campaigns a month, which flows, whether SMS is in the mix. The work defines the number. Nothing else does.
Your revenue doesn't
I don't charge more because your store earns more. A bigger revenue number is not a bigger invoice; that's how you get punished for growing.
Built to last
I'm after a fair number that works for both of us long term, and we can make it work at almost any price point.
The ballpark
is what the average client pays. That's an average, not a package; smaller scopes come in under it, and you'll have your exact number in writing before you commit to anything.
Getting to your number
Four steps.
Zero surprises.
Send me your store; I'll send back a free audit of your email strategy, and what I'd fix first. No strings: walk away with the knowledge either way.
We talk through what's worth doing for your store, and what isn't. Scope takes shape right there.
You get one clear price for that scope, in writing, before you commit to anything.
Month to month from day one. If the work doesn't earn its keep, you're one email away from firing me.
No strings
Month to month.
No contracts.
No setup fees, no 90-day clauses, no per-email math. And everything I build lives in your Klaviyo: your list, your templates, your flows. If we ever part ways, you keep all of it.
My guarantee is the month-to-month itself: the work has to be worth keeping, every single month.
Fair questions
The ones everyone asks.
Why no prices on this page?
Because a single package number would be wrong for most stores. The closest honest answer: the average client lands around $1,000 a month, but that's an average, not a package. Smaller scopes come in under it, and you'll have your exact number in writing after the free audit, before you commit to anything.
Do you charge a percentage of revenue?
No. Price follows the scope of work, and only the scope. Growing your revenue should never grow your invoice.
What if my budget is small?
Tell me. Scope flexes both directions, and we can make it work at almost any price point. A smaller scope done properly beats a big one done halfway.
Any contracts or minimums?
None. Month to month from the first invoice. The audit before it is free either way.
On the house
Start with the free audit.
Send me your store. I'll record a free audit of your email strategy. No cost, no catch. If I can't help, I'll say so.
Get a free audit