Published monthly fee examples
Progression advertises social plans at $850–$3,400/month and supplement SEO from $1,500/month. These are different service offers, not a combined total. Paid media, creator/production extras, ecommerce builds and platforms need separate budgets; ads management is quote-only. Dollar currency is not specified.
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 confirmNo standalone price published
Progression offers supplement paid search by written quote. Media extra; do not infer its fee from broader market ranges.
Meta Ads management
Separate cost to confirmNo standalone price published
Paid social quoted by scope. Some social packages include limited paid management, without a Meta-only fee; confirm the platform.
Content production
Part of a packageNo standalone price published
Graphics/content inside Progression social tiers; broader WebFX SEO includes written content. Extra production/influencers separate.
Social media management
Published service price$850 / $1,850 / $3,400 monthly
Supplement-applicable social tiers; platform/post counts differ. Media and influencer costs extra; 30 days notice.
Website build
Published service priceEcommerce from $34,000; landing page from $1,400
Starting project fees, not monthly retainers. Under-200-SKU scope; hosting/maintenance separate.
Website hosting
Separate cost to confirmNo standalone price published
Hosting/ongoing maintenance explicitly separate and optional from the site build.
Ecommerce SEO
Published service priceFrom $1,500/month
Supplement-specific SEO quote starting point; technical audit separately from $1,900. Not a market average.
Email and SMS campaign management
Published service price$1,200 / $2,500 / $5,000 monthly
Netalico broader Shopify reference: 4 emails; 8 emails + 2 SMS; 16 emails + 4 SMS. Sending/subscription fees not assumed included.
Email automation setup
Published service price$2,500–$6,000 one time
Broader Shopify/Klaviyo flows package, separate from campaigns and platform costs.
The numbers, with context
Published price references.
eAccountable / Nourage
$5,000–$10,000 initial launch
Historical supplement-brand account of Amazon launch work. Engagement began January 2019; phone interview June 10, 2024.
What the source includes
- Amazon keyword and audience work described by the client
- The client later described an unspecified “few thousand dollars” monthly
Exclusions and terms to check
- Whether media is included is unknown
- The later monthly amount is not precise enough to publish as a numeric range
A historical single-client report, not invoice verification. Do not use the profile’s project-size bucket as a monthly retainer or present it as current supplement pricing.
Netalico email and SMS
Broader-sector reference
$1,200 / $2,500 / $5,000 per month Flows: $2,500–$6,000 one time
Shopify/Klaviyo campaign management and separately priced automation builds.
What the source includes
- $1,200: 4 emails per month
- $2,500: 8 emails and 2 SMS per month
- $5,000: 16 emails and 4 SMS per month
- One-time flow packages are a separate scope
Exclusions and terms to check
- Confirm Klaviyo licensing and SMS platform/usage charges
- Do not assume flow builds, audits, or all creative production are included in campaign retainers
- Confirm minimum term, revisions, approval responsibilities, and extra-send costs
Broader ecommerce offers, not a paid benchmark for any single product industry. Monthly campaign fees and one-time flow fees must stay separate.
WebFX ecommerce SEO
Broader-sector reference
$2,900 / $4,200 / $6,150 / $7,400 / $9,200 per month
Five advertised ecommerce SEO tiers with a six-month commitment.
What the source includes
- Audit, product content, technical SEO, on/off-page SEO, and reporting
- Exact limits and output vary by tier
Exclusions and terms to check
- Confirm setup, software, advertising, and additional development separately
- Six-month commitment; check renewal and cancellation terms
Broader ecommerce reference only. These are not apparel, supplement, or sporting-goods-specific prices, paid averages, or verified results.
Progression Agency
$850 / $1,850 / $3,400 per month
Social packages explicitly offered to supplement brands
What the source includes
- Presence: one platform, 8 posts, basic graphics/report. Growth: two platforms, 16 posts, community work and limited paid management. Program: 2–3 platforms, video and paid management.
Exclusions and terms to check
- Media, influencer fees and production beyond the package are separate.
- 30 days notice; no automatic renewal stated.
The supplement page applies this general rate card to supplements. Paid-platform fees are not separated.
Progression Agency
From $1,500/month; technical audit from $1,900
Supplement SEO and separately priced audit
What the source includes
- Ingredient, product and category-page SEO; technical audit is separately scoped.
Exclusions and terms to check
- Media, testing, creators and production additional.
- Confirm a written scope; the page describes a minimum SEO budget of about $1,500/month.
Page says updated October 2026. Provider price, not a paid average.
Progression Agency
Ecommerce from $34,000; landing page from $1,400
Supplement storefront and landing-page build
What the source includes
- Under 200 SKUs: catalog, checkout, product schema and analytics. Landing page: template, copy, form and tracking.
Exclusions and terms to check
- Hosting and ongoing maintenance are separate and optional.
- Linked website page lists 12–18 weeks for under-200-SKU ecommerce and 30 days post-launch support.
The linked website page clarifies these are starting prices. Not recurring agency fees.
Progression Agency
Custom quote; no standalone numeric fee
Supplement paid social, paid search and Amazon management
What the source includes
- Written scope based on channels and products.
Exclusions and terms to check
- Media, creators, testing and extra production separate.
- Written scope before work.
Do not use third-party market ranges elsewhere on this page as this provider's fees.
What changes the quote
Scope moves the price.
- Health-claim review and supporting evidence need an assigned qualified reviewer.
- Amazon marketplace work and an owned ecommerce store involve different responsibilities.
- Replenishment and subscription journeys can require separate automation work.
- Product count, creative production, integrations, and measurement change scope.
Before you sign
Ask for this in writing.
- Assign a qualified claims reviewer and require substantiation before publishing health claims.
- Define responsibilities for Amazon listings, ads, catalog, and account health.
- Separate media, platform charges, creative production, and agency fees.
- Agree on net sales, repeat orders, and contribution measures.
A few useful answers
Common questions.
Can Nourage’s project become a retainer benchmark?
No. It is an old, single-client account with an imprecise later monthly figure. It does not establish a current market rate.
Why include claims review in the scope?
FTC Health Products Compliance Guidance says health-product claims must be truthful, non-misleading, and scientifically supported. Assign review responsibility rather than inventing a standard compliance surcharge. Read the guidance ↗
Evidence, not promises.
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