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The right scope.
A clear price.
Your quote reflects the work, not a rate card. We agree on scope and fee before anything begins.
Straight answers, up front
No ranking promises.
Nobody honest can guarantee Google. I promise the work and a plain report.
Changes in writing.
If the job changes, you see the new price before I do the work.
No cut of your sales.
Flat project or monthly prices, never a percentage of your revenue.
The scope
decides the fee.
A one-off design project and a complete business identity require different levels of work. Your quote reflects what needs to be made, how it will be used and the research and development involved. We agree on the scope and fee before work begins. Smaller projects are welcome.
PROJECT FEE
One-time project
One project fee covers the agreed work. Payment terms are included in your quote.
PAID WHILE IT CONTINUES
Continuing work
A fee for work that goes on, with its scope and terms written down before it starts.
Three shapes
of project.
Starting prices for each package are being finalized and will be posted here. Ask in your free review and you'll get a written number. No pressure, no percentage of sales.
One-off design
A logo, a brochure, an ad set, a landing page, a printed piece. The scope is the specific deliverable, its format and where it will be used.
Business identity
The mark, its applications across screen and print, and the guidelines behind them. More research into the business, more deliverables and more rounds of review than a single piece.
Website or campaign
A site built for a specific goal, or a campaign that connects several pieces. The scope covers pages, content plan, features and the channels involved.
What increases the work
Research and discovery
A new category, an unfamiliar market or a business without an existing identity takes more time to understand before work begins.
Deliverables and applications
More formats, more channels, more places the work needs to live all extend the scope. Each additional deliverable is named in the quote.
Review and revision
Projects with multiple stakeholders, content changes mid-project or additional revision rounds are scoped to reflect that time.
How a quote is agreed
The fee comes
after the scope.
Written scope before you approve. No surprise invoices.
- 01 - TALK
Talk it through
We start with your business, your current site and what you need people to do.
- 02 - SCOPE
Read the written scope
Deliverables, who provides what, review points and timing are written down.
- 03 - APPROVE
Approve the fee
You see the fee and the outside costs in writing before you approve anything.
- 04 - CHANGE
Change in writing
If the scope moves later, the change is priced and agreed before the work happens.
Two kinds of cost,
never blurred.
Named in the scope. No surprise invoices.
Paid to Get Big Marketing
The fee for the design and the work, written into the scope you approve.
A project fee
For finished work, agreed before it starts.
A continuing fee
Only where work continues, with its terms stated up front.
Hourly work, if agreed
For scope that cannot be fixed in advance, with the rate written down first.
Paid to someone else
Real costs that belong to other suppliers. Named in the scope.
Hosting and domains
Where the site lives and the address it uses.
Licenses
Fonts, stock images and software the work depends on.
Email and social platforms
Any platform fees are listed separately in your quote.
Advertising spend
What you pay a platform to show your message, plus management only if agreed.
Printing and physical production
Signs, shirts, brochures and banners are paid to the printer or vendor.
Questions
Is there a minimum project size?
No. Smaller projects are welcome. A single logo, a printed piece, a landing page or a refresh of one part of your identity can each be scoped and quoted on its own terms.
Is a campaign fee the same as a website fee?
No. A campaign is scoped from the pieces you choose. If a website or landing page is one of them, it is priced inside that scope. A campaign fee is not a website price, and a website project is quoted by its own pages, content and features.
Which costs are paid to someone other than Get Big?
Hosting and domains, software and font or image licenses, email and social platforms, advertising spend, and printing, signs, shirts or other physical production. They are named in the scope so none arrives as a surprise.
What happens if the scope changes after I approve it?
A change is described and priced in writing before the extra work happens. Work that cannot be scoped up front can be agreed by the hour with the rate written down first.
Are fees a percentage of my sales?
No. Fees are project fees or continuing fees agreed in writing, not a share of your revenue, so the number does not change with how a given month performs.
Is there a minimum contract length?
Project work is scoped, quoted and done. Continuing work is agreed in writing with its terms stated up front, so you know how it is paused or stopped before you start.
Start a project
Start with
a conversation.
Tell me about your project. We can discuss what it needs and what information I need to prepare a quote.
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