No “call us for a quote”
Start with a website, add ads when you're ready, or do it all at once. Build your plan below and see exactly what it costs — before you ever talk to anyone.
Built, hosted and looked after.
No setup fee · nothing upfront · 12-month agreement
Be first when they search.
About $173 a week · no setup fee · three-month minimum · + your ad budget, paid straight to Google
Add Meta too and both together are $1,000/month — $350 off
Facebook & Instagram, done right.
About $138 a week · no setup fee · three-month minimum · + your ad budget, paid straight to Meta
Add Google too and both together are $1,000/month — $350 off
Search catches people already looking. Meta puts you in front of the ones who haven't started yet, and back in front of everyone who visited your site and didn't call. Run as one plan, with one report covering both so you can see honestly which is pulling its weight.
Your ad budget never passes through us. It goes on your card, straight to Google or Meta, and you can see every dollar in your own account. We don't mark it up. Our fee is for the work — and you'll get every number in writing before you sign anything.
Including the part most agencies leave out: the ad budget you pay Google or Meta directly.
Both together: $1,000 a month. That's $350 off running them separately.
The website is shown as a monthly average of $30 a week. Ads management is billed monthly, three-month minimum. Ad budgets are paid directly to Google or Meta on your own card — we never touch them. You get every number in writing before you sign anything.
| What you're buying | Our fee | Works out weekly | Commitment | Your ad budget |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Website — built, hosted, edits included | $30/week | $30 | 12 months | — |
| Google Ads management — by request | $750/month | about $173 | 3 months | Separate. Yours, paid to Google — we agree it on the call |
| Meta Ads management — by request | $600/month | about $138 | 3 months | Separate. Yours, paid to Meta — we agree it on the call |
| Google and Meta together | $1,000/month | about $231 | 3 months | Separate. Yours, paid to the platforms |
| No setup fees on anything. Ad budgets are paid straight to Google or Meta on your own card — we never handle them. Running both channels together saves you $350 a month against buying them separately. | ||||
$1,560 across the year, nothing upfront. Charged automatically every week.
Paid once, covers the whole twelve months. Works out at about $27 a week.
Same twelve-month agreement whichever you pick — the only difference is when the money moves. If I ever can't continue the service, anything you've paid for time not yet served comes back to you, worked out to the day.
Every number below is from a published source, and I've said where each one comes from. Compare them against what you'd actually pay elsewhere.
Salary figures: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025. Add roughly a third again for payroll taxes, benefits and software before you have a true cost.
Fair's fair: an employee does more than run ads, and they're yours full time. But if ads are the job, this is the part you're comparing — and you can stop after three months.
Ranges from 2026 website-cost surveys of what small businesses actually pay. Your own quotes may land anywhere in them — get two and compare.
That's the build, the hosting, the security certificate, the backups and weekly content changes — for less than most places charge to host a site they already built. The trade is the twelve-month agreement, and the site comes down if you leave.
$30 a week, no setup fee, nothing upfront. A twelve-month agreement — $1,560 over the year, and you keep paying it if you stop early. When it ends the site comes down; your domain stays yours.
One flat monthly fee, billed in advance — $750 Google, $600 Meta, $1,000 for both. No setup fee, no tiers, no upsell. Three-month minimum, then 30 days' notice to cancel.
Paid by you, straight to Google or Meta, on your own card. It never passes through us, and we never mark it up.
Want a number for your exact situation? Email me at Gage@ngagedmarketing.com.
Get it in writingBecause you pay nothing upfront and no setup fee. A site that would normally cost a few thousand dollars to build gets paid for across the year instead, at $30 a week. The agreement is two pages of plain English, you see it before you sign, and it says exactly what happens if either of us stops. For ads it's three months, because Google and Meta need 30 to 90 days of data before judging a campaign is fair.
None, on anything. One price per service: $30 a week for a website, $750 a month for Google, $600 for Meta, $1,000 for both. The first month of ads is genuinely the heaviest — building the account, installing tracking, doing the keyword and competitor research — and I'd rather earn the second month than charge you extra for the first. There's no Starter, Growth or Pro either; everyone gets the same work.
Yes — it's where a lot of people should start. A good site makes every ad dollar work harder later. Add Google or Meta whenever you're ready.
Ask. If you're running a website, Google and Meta together, we'll look at the whole picture and put the final number in writing before you commit to anything.
Your ad budget (paid to Google or Meta) and your domain registration. New pages and redesigns are quoted before any work starts. Online stores, carts and checkout we don't build at all — a NGAGED site is built for calls and form inquiries.
Start with a free website check, or just call. Either way, you get the owner.