Pricing
GTM Automation Pricing
One build. One price. No lock-in, no per-seat fees. A flat project fee for a system you own completely.
The Build
starting at
A custom GTM automation system, built for your team and handed off completely.
- Delivered in 2–4 weeks
- 2 weeks of post-launch support
- You own everything. Forever.
The Guarantee
Zero risk
Every build comes with:
- A detailed build spec and flat-rate quote before you commit a dollar
- No surprise invoices — if scope grows, we agree on new pricing first
- 2 weeks of post-launch support included
- Full documentation and team training
- You own everything — code, data, systems
If the system doesn’t perform as scoped, I’ll fix it. No extra charge.
The difference
How we're different
You hire an agency, you rent a relationship. You hire me, you own a system.
FAQ
Common questions
You're paying for a system, not a subscription. A flat fee means you know the cost upfront, I'm incentivized to build it right the first time, and you're not locked into paying me forever. Once it's built, it's yours.
You get 2 weeks of post-launch support included with every build. After that, you can run the system yourself (it's fully documented and your team is trained) or add the ongoing support plan if you want continued optimization and strategic access.
It happens. If the scope grows significantly, we'll discuss it and agree on adjusted pricing before any extra work starts. No surprise invoices.
Most clients don't — that's the point. The build is designed to run independently. The Partnership is for teams who want continued optimization, new workflow builds, or prefer having a GTM engineer on call.
Every build is scoped on our discovery call. The price depends on the number of workflows, integrations, and complexity involved. $5,000 covers most single-workflow automations. Multi-system builds are quoted individually.
Every build includes 2 weeks of post-launch support specifically for tuning and adjustments. If something isn't working, I fix it. The build isn't done until it's working in production — not just in a demo.
The discovery call is designed to give you that confidence. You’ll leave with a build spec, a timeline, and a flat-rate quote — not a vague proposal. I’ll show you exactly what the system will do, what data sources it’ll tap, and how it integrates with your existing stack. If we can’t identify a high-impact workflow worth automating, I’ll tell you that too.
Most single-workflow builds take 2–3 weeks. Multi-system builds (signal detection + CRM integration + email sequences) take 3–4 weeks. You’ll get a specific timeline on the discovery call, and I’ll tell you if anything could push it. I don’t start a build until I can finish it on schedule.