We sell trust. A company that sells trust and makes you fill out a form to learn what it costs has already failed its own test. So here is what everything costs, what's included, what isn't, and the work we turn down.
Step one
$5,000
Two to three weeks. A flat fee, paid up front, yours to act on.
Step two
$6,000 / person
Six to eight weeks per student, paid up front. Remote or onsite.
Two independent engagements, each a flat published fee, each yours to buy on its own. The diagnosis fixes what the site says. The training fixes how the team sells. Neither number moves after you sign.
$2,500 for the Diagnosis, $3,000 per person for the Training, in exchange for becoming a named case study with a real before-and-after number once the work is done. Five companies, then the price is the price. See how the founding deal works →
Every one of these is a place other vendors let the invoice grow quietly. We'd rather you see it now and price it yourself.
"Matt showed us a few bottlenecks and growth opportunities that were very valuable. The experience is beyond my initial expectations, and worth every penny invested."
Denis Kostusev, Itransition| Option | Cost | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Hiring a CMO | $200K to $280K plus benefits | One full-time leader, six to nine months before anything ships |
| Senior digital agency | $60K to $180K a year | Brand and paid media. More traffic, no change in whether anyone believes you |
| Outbound / SDR firm | $72K to $144K a year | Cold email and LinkedIn, on top of a site that still can't convert what arrives |
| A website redesign | $30K to $100K | It looks better. The words that lose the deal are still the words on the page |
| Sales-Led Marketing | $5K, then $6K per head | The trust leaks measured and the exact steps to close them, your team trained to sell and to run their own tracked video |
We're the cheapest thing on that list, which is not an argument for buying us. It's an argument for reading the disqualifier before you do.
Publishing this costs us deals. That's what makes it worth publishing.
Because the examination is the same amount of work whoever you are, so it's the same price whoever you are. You get the score, every leak ranked by what it costs, and the specific steps to close each one, with examples. No custom quote, no negotiation, nothing that grows after you sign. Your team or your developer does the implementing and pays for that directly.
Because the first thing we measure on your site is whether a stranger can find out what you cost. Doing that to you while hiding our own number would make the whole thing a bit rich.
Then you paid five thousand to stop worrying about it and you have a document that says so. That's a good outcome, and it has happened.
Because that's the honest unit. Each student gets the same six to eight weeks of coaching for six thousand, paid up front, whether it's one rep or a whole floor. The total is just heads times price. Onsite adds travel at cost; the training number itself never moves.
No. The math should work in cash.
Most companies are set to run it on their own. We check back at the twelve and twenty-four week marks to see whether the plan is being stuck to, because a plan nobody sticks to was just an expensive document.
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The prices are above, so the call isn't about money. It's about whether this is worth doing for you at all. Forty-five minutes, and we'll tell you either way.
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