There is no price list. The scope sets the price.
You see what we would build before anyone asks you for a budget. Then the number arrives in writing, for that work and nothing vaguer.
Underboss Media does not publish prices, because the scope sets them. The first step is a free written teardown, delivered in three days, that shows what would be built. If there is a fit, the scope and the price for the year go in writing before any commitment. The build takes twelve months and is billed month to month: the client owns the accounts, the output and the playbook from the first week and keeps all of it on leaving.
What the price pays for.
One build with three parts. How much of each your company needs is what the teardown works out, and that is the scope the price follows.
Short-form video formats on your own accounts, run on a monthly loop. Formats that are not hitting get killed on the numbers, and the ones that are get more of the shooting days.
Budget goes behind the pieces organic already proved convert, on your own ad account. You stop paying to find out what works, because organic finds that out first.
Every decision that worked is written down for your team to run. It is yours from the first week, and it stays with you.
The guarantee, word for word: “If the KPI we name is not climbing by month six, the next month is free.”
When the number comes up, and not before.
Your product and the channels you already run. Two minutes, nothing to prepare, and nobody asks for a budget.
A written read of what brings you customers today and what we would build first. It is yours whether or not we ever work together.
The scope and the price, before you commit to anything. If you would rather talk it through, you can book a call at this point. Nothing requires one.
Twelve months is how long the build takes. The commitment is one month at a time, and you can stop any month and keep everything.
Asked before every yes.
Why is there no price on this page?
Because the scope sets the price, and a number without a scope is theatre. The teardown shows you the shape of the work first, so the number you get is for something specific.
Is there a minimum term?
No. The build takes twelve months, and the commitment is month to month. You can stop any month.
What do I keep if I stop?
All of it. The accounts, the output and the playbook are yours from the first week. Leaving costs you nothing, which is why we have to earn the next month.
What if it is not working?
The guarantee, word for word: "If the KPI we name is not climbing by month six, the next month is free."
Can I talk to someone before deciding?
Yes, once you have the teardown in hand. The teardown itself needs no call. After you have read it, a call is there if you want one.
How do I compare this with another agency's quote?
Compare what you own at the end, not the monthly figure. Our guide to social media agency pricing lists what published surveys say agencies charge and how the pricing models differ, and the CAC calculator shows what a customer costs you today.
See the work first. Then the number.
It takes two minutes to send and there is nothing to prepare. Three days later the teardown is yours, whether we end up working together or not.