Pricing

    Simple pricing. Aligned with your growth.

    Two engagement structures. Start with a Blueprint to find where your budget should go, then execute against it through an ongoing partnership.

    Entry pointStart here

    Growth Blueprint

    Best for: $5M–$50M ecommerce stores

    A standalone engagement with no ongoing commitment. We identify 2–3 high-return opportunities and any revenue leaks, rank them by expected return, and then verify the top ones with manual tests against your actual store — so the blueprint you receive is proven, not projected.

    Base$5,000–$10,000
    StructureOne-time project fee

    What you receive:

    • Growth opportunity analysis across all three levers
    • ROI-ranked backlog of the highest-value opportunities
    • Financial model with base, upside, and downside scenarios
    • Manual test results validating the top opportunities before any build
    • Priorities, risks, expected returns, roadmap, and resources, whether you work with us or not

    Delivers analysis, prioritization, and a blueprint only, no implementation. Implementation is handled through the Growth Systems Partnership.

    Start with a Blueprint
    Per-system buildsMost common

    Growth Systems Partnership

    Best for: $5M–$50M revenue brands

    Execution of the Growth Blueprint across the three levers by building systems that permanently capture the highest revenue opportunities. Each system is a one-time build, scoped and priced individually before work begins.

    Base$15,000–$35,000 per system
    StructureOne-time build, no monthly retainer

    Partnership deliverables:

    • Execution across highest-value Demand, Acquisition, and Yield levers
    • Systems designed to permanently capture each opportunity
    • Attribution and guardrails installed before capital deployment
    • Biweekly reporting tied to verified revenue outcomes

    Frequently preceded by the Growth Blueprint, which identifies where the highest-return opportunities are before execution begins.

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    After the build · What it costs to run

    $0/month to Brandlark. A few hundred to the vendors.

    Once a system ships, it's yours. The only ongoing costs are the vendor services it runs on — paid by you, directly to the vendors, in your own accounts. For most stores that's $100–$500 a month across all systems.

    HOSTING$20–$150 /mo

    Where the system runs.

    Replit · Vercel · Railway · AWS

    AI USAGE$30–$250 /mo

    The intelligence, billed by use.

    OpenAI API · Anthropic API

    AUTOMATION & DATA$0–$100 /mo

    Glue and storage, if a system needs it.

    n8n · Make · Supabase · Airtable

    Exact vendors and costs depend on which systems the Blueprint prioritizes; every estimate is itemized in your engagement agreement before work begins. See how a build runs end to end on the Growth Systems Partnership page. Accounts are opened in your name, so there's no pass-through markup and nothing tied to us.

    Before anything is built

    Foundational work. Delivered first.

    The Blueprint is complete before any build fee is earned. Both sides enter with full information, a defined baseline, and aligned expectations.

    Growth Blueprint

    Structured analysis of your current revenue, channels, and highest-return opportunities.

    Growth Roadmap

    Recommendations prioritized by expected ROI, confidence level, and capital efficiency.

    Measurement Setup

    Attribution infrastructure installed and baseline revenue defined before any capital is deployed.

    Revenue Forecast

    Modeled projections by channel and spend scenario, grounded in your unit economics.

    Pricing questions

    How the model works in practice.

    Each system is designed and built specifically for your store — your catalog, margins, and stack — not configured from a template. The build covers system design, development, rigorous testing against your real order data, and the measurement infrastructure and reporting for that lever. Ad spend is separate and stays under your control. It's a one-time fee per system with no revenue share and no monthly retainer.

    The price per system is set based on business complexity and the scope prioritized in your Growth Blueprint. It's a fixed figure agreed before the build begins and does not fluctuate with short-term revenue swings.

    Every engagement starts with the Growth Blueprint — a fixed-fee, standalone engagement that identifies your highest-return opportunities and verifies the top ones with manual tests against your actual store. That's true even if you already know which system you want built: a system only gets built after a manual test proves the benefit is real.

    We install measurement infrastructure before any capital is deployed. Attribution is based on agreed-upon models: platform data, server-side tracking, and multi-touch attribution where applicable. The methodology is documented so both sides work from the same data, and results surface in a live dashboard and biweekly reporting.

    No. Each system in the Growth Systems Partnership is a defined build with a fixed scope and timeline, and the Growth Blueprint is a standalone project. There are no long-term contracts or monthly retainers.

    Only the vendor costs to keep them running — paid directly to the vendors, never to us. Typically that's hosting (Replit, Vercel, or AWS), AI usage (OpenAI or Anthropic API), and any automation or data tools a system uses (n8n, Make, Supabase, Airtable). For most stores this totals $100–$500 a month across all systems, depending on volume. There is no ongoing fee to Brandlark — compare that to a $10K+/month agency retainer or a full-time marketing hire. Day to day, your team runs it — typically minutes a week, with documentation and guardrails we hand over.

    You could — AI tools have made prototypes easy. What's hard is a system your revenue depends on: knowing which opportunity is worth building for in the first place (that's 13+ years of growth marketing), and engineering it to survive real-world use (that's 8+ years of software development) — system design and planning, rigorous testing against live store data, choosing tools that won't be obsolete in six months, and keeping the system improving as the AI landscape shifts. A demo takes a weekend; a system that runs part of your revenue for years is a different job. We wrote up the honest build-vs-buy math on our blog.

    The per-system fee reflects the value of the system we build and hand off, regardless of short-term fluctuations outside anyone's control. If results shift, we diagnose what changed. Growth is measured over quarters, not single months.

    Not sure which structure fits?

    We assess fit on a short call: a structured review of your revenue, channels, data maturity, and team capacity. That conversation determines which engagement makes sense.