The audit comes first
The free revenue audit maps calls, forms, search pages, campaigns, calendars and CRM outcomes before a single number gets discussed. Its job is to find the actual constraint, not to justify a package.
Pricing explained
Aipple does not publish price tiers. Every engagement is priced to the scope the free revenue audit finds, and that scope becomes a written proposal before any retainer starts.
The free revenue audit maps calls, forms, search pages, campaigns, calendars and CRM outcomes before a single number gets discussed. Its job is to find the actual constraint, not to justify a package.
Call volume, number of locations, integrations, content and development depth, campaign complexity, current data quality and required reporting all shape the work. A single-location business with a clean CRM is a different job from a multi-location business rebuilding its funnel from zero, and the scope reflects that difference rather than rounding both into the same tier.
The written proposal states inclusions, exclusions, owners and measurement before work begins. There is no invented setup fee and no guaranteed lead count anywhere in that document, only the work the audit actually found and a fixed price for doing it.
Aipple does not operate published rate cards or self-serve tiers. Every quote is scoped from an individual revenue audit. Taxes, media spend, usage-based third-party fees and exceptional production costs must be stated separately in an approved proposal.
Every engagement is priced to the scope the free audit finds. No published tiers.
Published market ranges: enterprise creative subscriptions start around $15,000 a month, and managed programs for established local and regional businesses commonly run $3,000 to $10,000 a month (est.). aipple does not price from those bands. Every engagement is scoped by the free audit and quoted as a fixed written proposal. The full breakdown, with sources, is in the AI marketing agency guide at /blog/what-is-an-ai-marketing-agency/.
Do not assume it is. Media spend and any usage-based vendor charges should be itemized in the written proposal.
The appropriate engagement depends on the constraint. The audit determines whether a focused project or an operated monthly system is credible.
No. Its purpose is to show the observed leak, the evidence and the recommended order of repair.