Published prices, on purpose

What a LinkedIn agency actually costs.

The short answer: ours is $2,500 a month for one executive, with a one time $997 setup. Here is the whole picture, including the parts agencies usually make you book a call to hear.

A done-for-you LinkedIn service, where an agency writes, films, edits, posts, replies and runs outreach under your executives' names, costs $2,500 a month for the first executive with us. A second executive adds $1,900 a month, and each after that adds $1,250, up to five people. There is one $997 setup fee, and the only add-on is cold email at $2,000 a month. Cancel with 30 days notice, no long contract.

Most agencies in this market do not publish prices. Usually that is so the price can follow what each buyer looks able to pay. Our clients run procurement for a living, so we publish ours. The price is the price.

What the money buys, per person.

Included for every executive on the system

  • One recorded interview a month becomes 30+ pieces of content, written and video
  • LinkedIn profile rebuilt end to end
  • Posted every day, comments answered by a person
  • 400+ connection requests a month to a named buyer list, yours first if you have one
  • Introductions around your software vendor's own people
  • A YouTube video every week, long form, on a channel you own
  • A monthly report: leads, views, and what we changed
  • Approval on everything before it goes live

Against doing it in house.

The same functions hired directly, a writer, a video editor, someone to post and reply every day, and someone to run outreach, cost roughly $105,000 to $160,000 a year in salaries before tools, and before anyone manages them. One seat with us runs $30,000 a year plus the setup fee. The trade is simple: in house you own the team and carry the overhead, with us you rent a team of five that already knows how to do this.

A freelance ghostwriter sits in between. Good ones write well, but you are still booking your own interviews, editing your own video, running your own outreach and chasing your own replies. The writing was never the whole job.

The trial, and the one payment.

The 25 day trial takes a $997 deposit, fully refundable. Say yes at the end and that same $997 becomes your setup fee. Say no and it comes back in full, and you keep everything we made. Skip the trial and sign directly and you pay the $997 setup on its own. It is one payment either way, never two.