Put in what a customer is actually worth to you. We will show you the break-even point against each plan — and let you model the upside with your own assumptions, not ours.
Only pre-fills the next field. Change it to whatever is true for you.
Revenue from one customer. If they come back, use what they are worth over the whole relationship, not the first job.
Your assumption, not our forecast. Defaults to 5% more new business than you get today — deliberately conservative. Drag it down until the number feels like something you would actually bet on.
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Break-even is arithmetic on the figure you entered. Everything below it is your assumption.
It will not tell you how many leads you will get. We have no way of knowing that, and any company that puts a number on it before seeing your market is guessing at best.
Published content compounds rather than switching on. Expect the first two quarters to be investment, then judge it on what is ranking. It is month to month precisely so you can stop if it is not working — and everything published stays yours either way.
Every figure is either one you typed or arithmetic on the figures you typed. We do not model a result for you, because we would be guessing at your market, your close rate and your capacity.
Because break-even is the only number we can state honestly. What it takes to cover the cost is arithmetic. What you will actually get depends on your market, your competition and your close rate — so that part is a slider you control, not a promise we make.
Published content compounds rather than switching on. Most of what we publish takes one to two quarters to rank and then keeps working. Plan on the first two quarters being investment and judge it from there.
Then it was the wrong answer for your market and you should stop. It is month to month for that reason, and everything published stays on your domain and remains yours.
We will look at what your buyers are searching, what your site answers today, and who is capturing that traffic instead of you. Free, and yours to keep.
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