Every founder-led business is at a different stage of building ownership over its growth. The right level of support depends on where you are, not a standard package. Pricing here is transparent, structured, and tied to outcomes.
Marketing support is not one-size-fits-all. Some businesses need hands-on system installation. Others need strategic oversight while their team builds capability. Some are ready to take full ownership. Others are still working out what they actually have.
My services operate across different levels of involvement, from direct execution to strategic guidance to structured training. Each has clear deliverables and transparent pricing, all designed with the same objective: to transfer ownership to your team over time.
Three factors shape the right level of support for your business:
For example, a business with immediate pipeline pressure requires more intensive support than one building capability steadily over 12 months.
Larger teams, more complex sales cycles, and fragmented marketing operations require greater coordination. The more ground to cover, the higher the investment.
Where your team's capability sits today directly affects what is needed. Building from zero is different from strengthening what already exists.
There is no existing marketing foundation to build from
The pipeline situation is urgent and timelines are compressed
Multiple teams need aligning: sales, marketing, operations
The market or buyer journey is complex
Extensive content production or technical setup is required
Strong marketing foundations are already in place
Your team has existing skills that reduce the installation workload
Timeline is flexible with room for a phased approach
Scope is focused on a specific structural problem rather than a full system build
You are comfortable with self-led implementation between sessions
Pricing should not require a discovery call to access. Most clients invest between £2,000 and £7,000 per month, depending on the service and level of involvement required.
The right figure for your situation will become clear once we have mapped where you are, what is missing, and what independence looks like for your team.
The market for marketing support varies significantly. Here is what drives those differences:
High overhead: offices, account management layers, junior delivery teams
Retainer structures designed for long-term retention, not capability transfer
Billable hours tied to process, not outcomes
You pay for the brand as much as the work
Execution without strategy or integration
No documented systems or transferable frameworks
Limited capacity for leadership-level involvement
Work that is often template-based and difficult to build on
Where I fit (£2,000-£7,000/month): You work directly with me. No account managers. No junior delivery. Senior-level input without agency overhead. And unlike either option above, every engagement is structured to reduce your long-term reliance on external support, including on me.
The monthly cost of external marketing support is rarely the right number to focus on. The more relevant figure is what three years of that arrangement actually costs, and what you own at the end of it.
A traditional agency retainer at £5,000/month costs £180,000 over three years. At the end of it, the agency still owns the systems. The moment you stop paying, the capability disappears.
My approach works differently. You might pay in the range of £2,000–£7,000/month for 18 months. But, at the end of it, your team owns the system, the process, and the strategy, with no further retainer required. Because you are building an asset, not renting one.
A decade ago, outsourcing marketing was the only practical option. The tools, frameworks, and knowledge required were expensive to access and difficult to build internally. Agencies had structural advantages that justified long retainers.
That is no longer the case. Platforms like HubSpot, methodologies like the Endless Customers System™, and the wide availability of AI tools and strategic expertise have changed what is possible in-house.
The businesses building the most durable growth today are investing in internal capability, systems their teams understand, own, and can operate independently. The question is not whether to invest in marketing. It is whether to keep renting expertise or start building it.
Below you will find a short summary of the price for each service you will find available as part of the In-House Growth Engine™.
A virtual workshop is £3,200, whilst in-person is £4,000 plus travel. Includes a pre-workshop strategy call, company-wide Endless Customers System™ training, sales and marketing audits, and a 90-day action plan.
A single session priced at £195. A structured diagnostic to identify what is structurally broken before investing further. Includes a one-page triage report delivered within 24 hours.
Three options based on depth of involvement. A Baseline audit is £1,500 as a one-off. Full Remediation, fixing the highest-impact trust gaps, is £5,500 over 6–8 weeks. Ongoing Growth support runs at £2,000/month.
Based on the number of days per month required. Packages start from £2,000/month for 5 days of dedicated marketing management, including strategic planning and regular progress sessions.
New setup ranges from £3k–£5k. Rebuild and re-onboarding from £4k–£8k. Optimisation overhaul from £5k–£10k, depending on the scope and complexity of what needs to be built or restructured.
Ongoing portal maintenance on a rolling monthly contract. Packages include optional additional hours that roll over for up to 3 months. Pricing available on request based on portal complexity and required support level.
A complete build of up to 20 pages starts at £6,500, plus £1,999 for the required HubSpot theme. Additional HubSpot licensing costs may apply.
Packages start from £4,700/month for core marketing strategy and team development, up to £7,000/month for full marketing leadership including MarTech planning, board-level involvement, and sales management. Minimum 6-month term.
Monthly coaching priced between £2,200–£4,400/month. Most businesses complete the programme in 18–24 months and graduate with full in-house ownership of the system.
3-month training packages ranging from £3,100–£5,200/month depending on the skills your team needs across content, video, and HubSpot. A single upfront payment saves 25% on the total cost.
Packages start from £595/month for monthly accountability and progress tracking, up to £975/month for bi-weekly sessions with hands-on input and up to 6 content reviews per month.
Three monthly advisory tiers with no long-term lock-ins. Lite Advisory starts at £1,900/month. Core Advisory is £2,700/month. Partner Advisory is £4,000/month for four sessions, team support, and leadership-level involvement.
These examples show how typical engagements are structured, with real numbers, timelines, and ownership outcomes.
Get instant priceA 25-person SaaS business investing £3,200/month in Fractional CMO services. Within 6 months: a documented content strategy and aligned sales and marketing operation. At month 12, they hire an internal marketing manager, whom I train directly. The engagement reduces to occasional consulting. The system stays. The dependency does not.
A 50-person consultancy invests in In-House Sales & Marketing Mastery at £3,200/month for 18 months (£57,600 total). They end a £5,000/month agency retainer at month 3 (saving £90,000 over 18 months) and complete the programme with a fully capable internal marketing team. No further external support required.
A 10-person manufacturing business starts with Fractional Marketing Director services at £2,500/month. Over 8 months, they build a content library, implement HubSpot, and train their operations manager to handle day-to-day marketing. Total investment: £20,000 for a complete, owned marketing foundation.
The key differences in investment, approach, and long-term outcome.
| What you get | Traditional agency | My approach |
| Monthly investment | £3,000 to £10,000+ | £2,000 to £7,000 |
| Contract length | 12+ months minimum | Month-to-month flexibility |
| Who you work with | Account managers, junior staff | Directly with me |
| Knowledge transfer | Minimal, by design | Built into every engagement |
| Internal capability | You remain reliant | You built independence |
| Long-term cost (3 years) | £108,000 to £360,000+ ongoing | £72,000 to £252,000, then independent |
I am transparent about everything involved. Beyond my fees, some additional investments are worth knowing about:
HubSpot licensing, where required (varies by specification)
HubSpot themes for website projects ($1,999 for required theme)
IMPACT+ Pro accounts for training programmes (£75/month or £925/year per trainee)
Video equipment for content production (£500–£2,000)
Professional brand photography (£500–£1,500)
Website hosting and domain management (typically under £200/year)
All strategy and planning sessions, progress tracking and performance reports
Ad-hoc support between scheduled meetings
Access to frameworks, templates, and documentation
Pricing reflects level of involvement, complexity, and pace of change. Some businesses need hands-on system installation, others need strategic oversight while their team builds capability. Each engagement has clear deliverables and transparent pricing tied to ownership outcomes.
Most clients invest between £2,000 and £7,000 per month depending on scope and level of support. The exact figure depends on your starting point, team structure, and urgency.
Because businesses start from different places. Building from zero requires more support than strengthening an existing foundation. The range reflects that reality.
Three main factors: pace of change, team size and scope, and your current starting point. Larger, more complex environments require more coordination and leadership input.
Yes. Compressed timelines or urgent pipeline pressure typically require more hands-on support in the short term.
Yes. If your team already has systems and skills in place, we can focus on refinement rather than full installation.
No. While many engagements are monthly, they are structured around capability transfer, not long-term dependency.
Because structured growth isn’t one-size-fits-all. A rigid package would either overcharge some businesses or under-serve others.
Outcomes. The goal is ownership, capability, and reduced reliance, not billable hours.
Yes. Once we’ve mapped your stage and scope, you’ll receive a clear breakdown before any work begins.
Traditional agencies typically charge £3,000–£10,000+ per month with long contracts. You pay for account management layers and junior delivery. My approach provides senior input without agency overhead, and is structured to reduce reliance over time.
Agencies carry office costs, account managers, junior teams, and retention-focused structures. You often pay for brand and process as much as output.
Freelancers often provide execution without integrated strategy or leadership-level oversight. It’s useful short term, but rarely builds internal capability.
Closer to freelance cost structure, but with senior-level strategic depth and system installation.
A full-time marketing hire costs £35,000–£70,000+ annually plus overhead. Fractional support gives you senior capability without long-term employment risk.
The goal is to reduce or eliminate that need. By the end, your team owns the system.
Either. Some clients transition away from agencies; others use me to strengthen internal oversight.
Three years of agency retainers can exceed £180,000. My approach builds an asset you own, so ongoing spend decreases.
If ownership and independence matter to you, renting capability indefinitely becomes expensive and limiting.
Capability first. Savings follow when dependency reduces.
When you stop paying an agency, output stops. When you build internal systems and capability, the engine continues running.
Yes. Every engagement is structured around knowledge transfer and system ownership.
Ideally, your team runs confidently without external input. Occasional strategic reviews may remain, but not dependency.
Yes. Even hands-on work is documented, explained, and integrated into your team.
That’s fine, but it should be by choice, not necessity.
Especially. Many founders want clarity and systems without long-term external reliance.
Yes, because your internal team becomes capable and structured.
Clear strategy, aligned sales and marketing, documented systems, and internal accountability.
Yes. Ownership-based systems scale far more effectively than outsourced execution.
Paying for activity without building capability.
Potentially. Technology licences, HubSpot themes (£1,999), and training accounts (£75/month per trainee) may apply.
Not always. It depends on your infrastructure and goals.
No. All external costs are passed through transparently.
Sometimes. Video equipment, brand photography, or hosting improvements may strengthen outcomes.
No. They’re recommended only where they support the strategy.
Yes. There are no hidden fees.
No. Access to frameworks and templates is included.
Yes. Progress tracking and planning sessions are built into every engagement.
Not unless required for your chosen platform. We keep infrastructure lean.
No. Scope changes are discussed before implementation.
Some engagements require several months for meaningful change. Others are shorter, focused interventions.
Most services are month-to-month with notice periods. Training programmes have defined durations.
Yes. As your capability grows, involvement typically reduces.
We plan pauses carefully to maintain momentum and protect progress.
Yes. Discovery and planning are built into the start of every engagement.
Book a short conversation. No pitch. Just clarity on where you are and what support makes sense.
Typically one to two weeks depending on scope.
Yes. Fit matters more than forcing an engagement.
Yes. Use the instant pricing calculator for a high-level range before booking a chat.
Choose between using the pricing calculator for clarity or booking a call for tailored guidance.
A short conversation is usually enough to clarify which level of support makes sense for where your business is now. No pitch. No pressure. Just a clear picture of what structured, owned growth could look like for you.