Priced like the engineering work it is
Three engagement shapes, in Canadian dollars. The audit sprint is fixed-price and self-contained; everything after it is quoted in writing from what the audit finds. No percentage-of-revenue schemes, no long-term lock-in.
Audit sprint
CAD $4,500
fixed, 2 weeks
Send-vs-engagement map, GlockApps placement test, complaint read against the 0.1% guidance, CASL consent coverage, ranked fix list. Half credits toward program work.
Flow-build program
from CAD $9,500
scoped after audit, 8–12 weeks
Predictive segments plus the five core flows: welcome, cart, browse, replenishment, win-back. Parallel-run validation before cutover. Ends when the flows beat baseline.
Intelligence retainer
from CAD $3,800/mo
month to month, 30 days notice
Monthly analysis sweep, honest A/B reads, deliverability monitoring via Postmaster Tools and seed tests, and a 45-minute working session on the numbers.
What determines where in the range you land?
Four factors, in order of weight: list size (a 300k-profile list takes more modelling and QA than a 15k one), ESP state (accounts below Klaviyo's 500-customer predictive threshold need proxy segments first), deliverability health (repair work precedes growth work), and how many of the five core flows you already have live. Theprocess page shows where each factor enters the timeline.
Why ranges instead of fixed packages?
Because scope follows list size and ESP state, not a menu. A 12k-subscriber Klaviyo account with clean consent records is a different project from a 300k-subscriber list mid-deliverability-repair. The audit sprint is fixed-price; program work is quoted after it, in writing, with the scope itemized so you can cut lines.
What does the audit sprint include?
Two weeks, one deliverable set: the send-vs-engagement map, complaint and placement read (GlockApps seed test included), CASL consent coverage, and a ranked fix list priced line by line. If we then move to program work, half the sprint fee credits against the first month. Deliverables are yours either way, built in your own accounts.
Are there long-term contracts?
No. Program retainers run month to month with 30 days written notice, and the build program has a defined end: when the five core flows clear their parallel-run baselines and cut over, it is done. We would rather earn renewals with the monthly report than with a lock-in clause buried in a contract.
What do you need from our side?
ESP access, a weekly 30-minute check-in, and brand assets. Copy approval turnaround is the usual bottleneck: engagements that approve within three business days ship the core flows in 8 weeks, while slower loops stretch toward 10 to 12. Nothing else is required from your team beyond decisions; we handle the build work end to end.
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Book a working session and leave with a written scope: what we would do first, what it costs, and what we would expect it to move.
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