What things actually cost
Ask most growth agencies what a piece of work costs and you get a call booked, not a number. That’s not an accident — the quoting conversation is where the price gets set to whatever the room will bear. This page is the opposite bet: every service is priced before you talk to anyone, in one unit, on one page you can read right now.
S-01 — the unit
One unit, one rate
Everything the platform sells is priced in SCUs — Service Consumption Units. One SCU is €1.00, flat, published on Plans & packs. There’s no separate discount schedule for who you know or how the negotiation went. The catalog speaks SCU, the euro conversion lives on one page, and that’s the whole pricing model.
S-02 — the catalog
Fourteen services, walked in the open
The catalog lists 14 services end to end, from an AI-citation audit and strategy pack (500–750 SCU) through content and site builds, outreach campaigns, dashboard and integration work, standing fleet capacity, and a full growth-OS install for a multi-site operation. Every listing carries an SCU range on the page — never a request to get in touch first. Where a service can genuinely vary in scope, that range resolves to a fixed number before any work starts, so the price you agree to is the price you pay.
S-03 — the plans
Plans, if you want a standing rate
Three ongoing plans and one one-off: Studio at €490/month (550 SCU included, +12% bonus), Suite at €1,450/month (1,700 SCU, +17%), and Floor at €3,900/month (4,875 SCU, +25%). Move-in is a one-off from €500 that covers the initial wiring — site, analytics, memory layer, dashboards, queue — before a plan’s monthly SCU allocation even starts working. None of these numbers are a “starting from” figure that turns out to be aspirational once you’re on a call; they’re the number.
S-04 — the top-up ladder
Need more mid-cycle? There’s a published ladder
Top-ups don’t require a plan and don’t require a call: buy 2,000+ SCU and the bonus is 10% off, 5,000+ is 18% off, and 12,000+ is 30% off. The ladder rewards buying more at once, the same way any bulk-pricing table would — it’s just that you can read the whole table instead of being told the discount depends on how the conversation goes.
S-05 — why fixed quotes, not hourly retainers
Fixed quotes beat hourly retainers
An hourly retainer prices access to someone’s time and leaves the incentive exactly where it shouldn’t be: keeping the clock running. A fixed SCU quote prices the outcome — the audit delivered, the pages shipped, the integration wired — so the fleet’s job is to finish it well, not to fill the hours it was allotted. You see the number before the work starts and you see what got delivered against it in your dashboard afterwards. Nothing about the arithmetic is hidden on either end.
S-06 — why not unlimited
Why we refuse to say “unlimited”
“Unlimited” is a word that hides a real ceiling somewhere — fair-use policy, throttled priority, a support queue that quietly gets slower. We’d rather show you the actual number and let you decide if it’s enough than sell you a word that isn’t literally true. Every SCU is priced, every order gets a quote, and what you’ve got, ordered, and spent is on the same page in your dashboard. That’s the trade: less marketing, more arithmetic you can check yourself.
One unit, published openly, on every page that mentions a price. That’s what growth work costs here.