Published monthly fee examples
SkyRocket’s broader technology menu, linked from its payments offering, lists inbound programs at $4,000/$6,000/$8,000 monthly. These bundle writing, social, email and limited design/campaign hours, not established Google or Meta management. Confirm currency and extra costs. Goodface website projects are separate; paid-channel budgets need quotes.
Typical paid monthly spend: Insufficient comparable client-paid evidence. These are public reference points, not an industry average or an all-in budget. Media, setup and extra work must be checked separately.
Separate the work before the budget
Costs by service.
A package fee is not the price of every service inside it. We only show a separate fee when the source publishes one. Do not add bundled rows together or treat management fees as including ad spend. Missing prices mean this research has not established a rate, not that the work is free.
Google Ads management
Separate cost to confirmCSTMR: quote required
Direct payments offering plus Google service scope; no numeric fee established.
Meta Ads management
Separate cost to confirmCSTMR: quote required
Facebook explicitly offered; confirm Instagram, media and creative scope.
Content production
Part of a packageNo standalone price published
SkyRocket: within $4,000/$6,000/$8,000 monthly programs. Broader technology menu: 1/2/3 blog pieces; not production-only fees. Goodface site copy excluded.
Social media management
Part of a packageSkyRocket: within inbound packages
Monthly publishing; post count, platforms and community replies not stated.
Website hosting
Separate cost to confirmGoodface: excluded from build
Hosting/infrastructure additional; no published agency hosting tariff.
Website build
Published service priceGoodface: from $15,000/$30,000/$60,000/project
Broader marketing-site menu, not PayTX’s bill or a payment-platform implementation price.
Email marketing
Part of a packageSkyRocket: within inbound packages
Starter six emails/year; Basic/High Growth one per month; not unlimited sending.
The numbers, with context
Published price references.
SkyRocket Group
Broader-sector reference
Starter $4,000/month; Basic $6,000; High Growth $8,000
Inbound program linked from payment-processing service page
What the source includes
- Respectively 1/2/3 blog articles monthly, social publishing, strategy/review and reporting. Graphic/web capacity 2/4/6 hours; campaign capacity 4/6/8 hours.
Exclusions and terms to check
- Starter includes six emails/year; higher tiers one/month. Platform/post counts, media, software and extra production require scope. No Google/Meta allocation established.
- Confirm setup, minimum term, cancellation, software and unused-hours policy before committing.
General technology menu directly linked for payments buyers; broader-sector reference, not a payments-only benchmark. Seller growth aspirations are not outcomes.
Goodface
Broader-sector reference
Marketing sites from $15,000 / $30,000 / $60,000
General marketing-site tiers from a payment-sector design provider
What the source includes
- Simple up to five unique pages, CMS/analytics and 30-day support; Smart up to ten pages with CRM integrations; Enterprise 15+ and custom architecture.
Exclusions and terms to check
- Content writing, photography, font licenses, hosting and infrastructure excluded. Payment-platform/app development is a different product.
- Starting prices subject to scoped estimate; confirm deposit, handover, ongoing maintenance and tax.
Broader provider menu, not the disclosed cost of PayTX or a payments market average. No currency conversion.
CSTMR
Custom scope; no public channel fee established
Paid acquisition for payment businesses
What the source includes
- Payments service includes paid advertising. Supporting service page names Google and Facebook campaign management, creative, optimization and reporting.
Exclusions and terms to check
- No standalone Google/Meta fee or media allowance published. Obtain fees, channel split, media, setup and creative rights in writing.
- Minimum term, cancellation and ownership require a written proposal.
AccessOne demonstrates payments-sector relevance, not pricing or verified results. Older supporting channel page should be reconfirmed at scoping.
What changes the quote
Scope moves the price.
- Merchant versus partner versus consumer audience
- Geographies, products and regulated-claims review
- Technical content and subject-matter interviews
- Marketing site versus operational payment product
Before you sign
Ask for this in writing.
- Define signed merchants or qualified partners, not just raw leads.
- Separate agency fees, media, software and transaction-processing charges.
- Ask for technical and compliance review responsibility.
- Specify publishing volumes, design hours and account/content ownership.
A few useful answers
Common questions.
Are the website prices for building a payment processor?
No. They are marketing-site tiers. Transaction engines, wallets and regulated product infrastructure need separate scope.
Do campaign-management hours prove Google and Meta are included?
No. The SkyRocket package does not establish a named paid-channel allocation. Obtain a separate written channel and media scope.
Evidence, not promises.
Published packages can change. Confirm a written proposal with the provider before budgeting. Prices do not establish quality, ranking, or likely results. Ask for comparable client references and a measurement plan before hiring.
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