CHESSON

Clear starting points

The investment follows the responsibility.

Pricing depends on locations, lead volume, channels, technology, and how much of the customer journey CHESSON is responsible for operating.

  • Revenue Leak Audit

    Starting at $2,500

    Paid diagnosis, system map, financial opportunity model, and 90-day roadmap.

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  • Revenue System Build

    Starting at $7,500

    Tracking, workflows, CRM, pages, automation, dashboards, training, and documentation.

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  • Managed Revenue Operations

    Starting at $5,000 / month

    Ongoing acquisition, conversion, follow-up, measurement, and specialist coordination.

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  • Custom Technology Discovery

    Starting at $5,000

    Buy-versus-build analysis, requirements, technical design, and build estimate.

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  • Direct costs

    Separate

    Advertising spend, local production, call-center labor, usage-based software, and large third-party costs.

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Pricing principles

Economics stated plainly

  • Fixed scope before work begins
  • Clear exclusions
  • No unlimited creative
  • No custom software hidden in retainers
  • Performance compensation only after reliable baseline data
  • The client owns its accounts and data

Model break-even with the Cost Per Booked Job Calculator. Projected values are models — not guarantees.

Pricing FAQ

What changes price?

Locations, lead volume, channels, technology complexity, and how much of the customer journey CHESSON is responsible for operating.

What is separate from the monthly fee?

Direct costs such as advertising spend, local production, call-center labor, usage-based software, and large third-party tools remain separate and visible.

How does performance compensation work?

Performance compensation is only discussed after reliable baseline data exists. It is never used to hide incomplete scope or promise guaranteed revenue.

Why is custom software separate?

Custom technology needs discovery, requirements, and a build estimate. It is not buried inside a marketing retainer.

Who owns accounts and data?

The client owns its ad accounts, CRM data, and customer records. CHESSON operates within agreed access and documentation standards.

The first decision is whether the economics make sense.

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