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Commercial decision page · The Public Pricing Stack

Placements from $125 — with public standards, public safeguards, and volume discounts already on the page.

At 5 placements/month the math becomes one number; at 20+ it becomes a different number entirely. The Public Pricing Stack is the one place an agency owner can hit both numbers in 30 seconds without a sales call: three published anchors ($125, $300, $750), discount thresholds at 5+, 10+, and 20+, and a six-month replacement window in writing — so your team can make the margin call without reopening the whole debate.

It is 4:07pm on a Friday. The retainer client is approving next quarter’s scope, the spreadsheet is open, and a junior on your team asks the only question that matters: “what does this cost us per placement if we run twenty?” Most agencies fumble that answer because the vendor still has not sent the bulk quote. With this page, the number is already on screen — and the standards behind the number are one click away.

$125

Starter price anchor

$300

Growth price anchor

$750

Professional price anchor

13,277+

Campaigns tracked since 2009

Public safeguards

Pricing sits next to public editorial standards, a public domain auditing methodology, and written remedy language in the refund policy.

Proof context

The business has tracked 13,277+ campaigns since 2009, and the public proof record includes outcomes like $5,680 in click value and 1,733% top-three keyword growth.

Decision logic

Use this page when the real question is price, package fit, or rollout math. If the question is workflow, the best next page is process—not another abstract routing detour.

Published packages

How should agencies choose between the public pricing tiers?

The smartest first order is rarely the biggest one. The right tier depends on niche difficulty, trust sensitivity, the authority ceiling you need to reach, and how much account-side margin you want to preserve.

Typical starting move

Many new partner relationships start with a modest order to validate quality, communication, and approval rhythm before rolling out more volume.

When to move up-tier

Step up when the niche is harder, the quality threshold is higher, or the campaign needs stronger placement economics from the first order.

When to request a quote

Use bulk quoting when order size, partner margin, or package mix matters more than a single public list price.

Starter

Lower-friction entry point

$125/placement
  • Vetted site with 1k–5k+ readers
  • Professionally written article
  • Best for first test orders, lower-friction launches, and simpler niches
  • Typical use: prove communication and quality before scaling
Choose Starter
Most Popular

Growth

Best balance of repeatability and margin

$300/placement
  • Vetted site with 5k–20k+ readers
  • Premium, in-depth article
  • Best for recurring delivery where repeatability and resale math both matter
  • Typical use: ongoing agency fulfillment without margin collapse
Choose Growth

Professional

For tougher niches and higher authority ceilings

$750/placement
  • Vetted site with 20k–50k+ readers
  • Top-tier content creation
  • Best for regulated, trust-sensitive, or higher-rigor campaigns
  • Typical use: tougher niches where quality thresholds rise fast
Choose Professional

Volume discounts improve partner economics

5+ placements: 10% off · 10+ placements: 15% off · 20+ placements: custom agency rate

These thresholds are here so agency operators can run the margin math immediately instead of waiting for a custom conversation just to know whether scale improves the economics.

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Agency math

Why do agencies evaluate pricing through margin and repeatability?

  • Public anchors help account teams quote cleanly without inventing package logic.
  • Discount thresholds matter once order size becomes part of the resale model.
  • The most common next step after approved economics is onboarding.

Developer math

How should studios judge whether a package supports recurring revenue?

  • The cleanest starting point is usually a modest monthly offer with clear post-launch logic.
  • The right package has to be easy to explain without pretending the studio became a giant agency overnight.
  • The most common next step is a direct contact conversation when the package needs tailoring.

Bulk quote route

When should a buyer request a bulk quote instead of using list pricing?

Use this form when the model already makes sense and the only remaining work is package mix, order size, or partner-side margin planning. If you are a studio packaging a smaller post-launch offer, contact is usually the cleaner path.

  • Discounted pricing on larger programs
  • Cleaner communication for agency-side operators
  • Direct routing into onboarding when scope is approved

Every qualifying placement carries a six-month replacement clause in writing — the bulk-quote conversation starts after the safeguard, not before it.

Helpful inputs: expected monthly volume, client type, sensitivity level of the niche, target package mix, and whether you are validating a new partner relationship or expanding an existing one.

FAQ

What should buyers understand before choosing a pricing route?

How should agencies choose between the public pricing tiers?

They should compare niche difficulty, authority ceiling, trust sensitivity, and resale margin rather than defaulting to the biggest package.

When should a buyer request a bulk quote instead of using list pricing?

Use the bulk-quote route when monthly volume, package mix, or program-level economics matter more than a single tier price.