Pricing

Three tiers. Each one earns its keep.

Start with the feed and scale into the full authority stack when you are ready. The managed web service sits inside Authority, where LinkedIn and search work as one.

 

Base

LinkedIn authority, running daily.

$3,500 /month

3-month minimum: $18,000 all-in

Includes
  • Daily LinkedIn posts in your voice
  • Pipeline-generated content
  • Brand voice profile
  • Weekly performance report
Start with Base
 

Standard

Authority plus discovery and web content.

$6,500 /month

3-month minimum: $27,000 all-in

Everything in Base, plus
  • Strategic comment placement
  • SEO-aligned website content
  • Insights pages
  • Monthly strategy review
Choose Standard
Includes managed web

Authority

The full stack, LinkedIn and search as one.

$10,000 /month

+ $12,000 website build fee (one-time)

3-month minimum: $49,500 all-in

Everything in Standard, plus
  • Full authority positioning
  • Website build and SEO
  • Google and AI search optimisation
  • Dedicated infrastructure
  • Quarterly strategy review
Go to Authority

All prices exclude GST. Setup fee $7,500 applies across all tiers. Authority tier includes a one-time website build fee of $12,000. Each tier carries a three-month minimum commitment: Base $18,000, Standard $27,000, Authority $49,500. Month-to-month thereafter with 30 days notice. Post-cancellation hosting for Authority clients available at $400/month, or full site file handover within 30 days.

What your involvement looks like

One deep session, then approval, not production.

Whichever tier you choose, the heavy lifting is the first voice session. From there you review and approve. The system carries the rest, and you get your time back.

  • Three to four hour voice interview to capture how you think
  • Two to three sessions in month one
  • Six to eight weeks to full dial-in
  • Verified analytics every week, for the life of the engagement

Find your tier · 60 seconds

Not sure which tier? Three questions.

No price trap, no email wall. We point you at the tier that fits, then you decide whether to talk.

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