Pricing
Flat fees, on the page
Three prices cover everything we sell, and none of them is a percentage of your spend. Prices below are current for engagements starting September 2026 and include the weekly ledger reporting.
Entry
$1,200
Traffic-quality audit
- Two weeks, fixed price, findings document
- Zone-by-zone scoring of the trailing 90 days
- Postback chain replayed and verified
- Every leak quantified in dollars per month
The free version is a 20-minute desk review; we tell you honestly which one your spend level needs.
Core
$1,900/mo
Managed pop campaigns
- Up to 3 networks, full buying and zone management
- Published kill rules applied daily
- Weekly one-page ledger, lists included
- From $3,000/month ad spend; $3,400/mo above $25k spend
Month-to-month after the first 30 days; everything exports if we part.
Add-on
$450
Prelander ladder
- Five angles designed, written, built
- Sub-1.5s mobile load budget, verified on-device
- Tracker rotation + smartlink fallback wired
- Two-week readout with the next test proposed
Most managed accounts run a ladder roughly every six weeks.
Fair questions about the money
Why flat fees instead of a percentage of spend?
A percentage model pays the agency more when you spend more, whether or not the spend works. Our recommendations often reduce spend, especially in the first month while kill rules drain junk zones. Flat fees keep that advice free of conflict: $1,900 a month costs the same whether we scale you or shrink you.
What do I need before the managed service starts?
Working tracking and a defined quality event. If postbacks are not verifiable we start with the $1,200 audit or fix the chain as setup work. Network deposits are yours and stay in your accounts: PopAds takes $50, PropellerAds and Adsterra $100, RichAds $150. We never hold your traffic-account balances.
Is there a minimum term?
One month of notice, no lock-in beyond it. The whitelists, blacklists, prelanders, and tracker configuration are exported to you in full when we part, in the same weekly-ledger formats you have been receiving all along. An agency confident in its numbers does not need a twelve-month contract to keep clients.