Published monthly fee examples
CommonMind publishes $4,000 Signal, $7,000 Authority and $9,000 Command monthly alternatives. Only Command adds paid-media management. Confirm dollar currency, media, licenses and setup; the optional $5,000 workshop is a separate project, with a conditional credit.
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
Part of a packageNo standalone price published
Command $9,000/month. Part of the full program, not a Google-only rate; confirm media separately.
Meta Ads management
Part of a packageNo standalone price published
Command $9,000/month. Included channel; not an additional $9,000 fee.
Content production
Part of a packageNo standalone price published
Signal $4,000/month. Blog/thought-leadership scope; higher plans expand output. Agree counts.
SEO and AI visibility
Part of a packageNo standalone price published
Signal $4,000/month. Organic search and visibility work within program.
Landing-page build
Part of a packageNo standalone price published
Command $9,000/month. Campaign pages only, not an application or full-site build.
HubSpot and email workflows
Part of a packageNo standalone price published
Signal $4,000/month. Support within plan; software charges unconfirmed.
Marketing strategy workshop
Published service price$5,000 one-time
Optional roadmap engagement, not monthly spend.
Social media management
Price not establishedNot established
No current separately scoped fee established in the reviewed sources.
Website hosting
Price not establishedNot established
No current separately scoped fee established in the reviewed sources.
Website build
Price not establishedNot established
No current separately scoped fee established in the reviewed sources.
The numbers, with context
Published price references.
CommonMind
Signal $4,000; Authority $7,000; Command $9,000/month
Vertical SaaS growth programs
What the source includes
- Signal: content, SEO, AI visibility and HubSpot workflows. Authority expands content and strategic support. Command adds Google, LinkedIn and Meta management with landing-page design/build.
Exclusions and terms to check
- Not separate channel fees. Media allowance, software licenses and setup charges not specified; confirm separately. Full marketing-site rebuild and hosting not established.
- Month-to-month; confirm notice and agreed production volume.
Provider asking price, not observed paid spend or an industry average. Scope must be agreed in writing.
CommonMind
Authority Roadmap Workshop $5,000 one-time
Vertical SaaS strategy workshop
What the source includes
- Half-day alignment; visibility assessment, competitor citations, content gaps and 90-day roadmap.
Exclusions and terms to check
- Not an implementation retainer or required setup fee.
- Fee credited toward first quarter if moving to a Growth Program; confirm credit conditions.
Provider asking price, not observed paid spend or an industry average. Scope must be agreed in writing.
What changes the quote
Scope moves the price.
- Niche complexity and subject-matter interviews
- Number of markets, buyer roles and comparisons
- Content volume and paid channels
Before you sign
Ask for this in writing.
- Separate management fees from media and software.
- Specify content review ownership and campaign-page counts.
- Keep product engineering and hosting outside the marketing budget.
A few useful answers
Common questions.
Is $4,000 a typical paid monthly budget?
No. It is one provider’s advertised entry program, not a measured market average.
Does the landing-page inclusion mean a new SaaS application?
No. It concerns marketing campaign pages, not application development or cloud infrastructure.
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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