PRICING
Pricing, published.
Agencies usually make you book a call to hear a number. Here are all four, with what each one includes and what it does not.
You pay PeakSearch Digital. PeakSearch Digital then pays LinkedIn®, and the analytics software your campaigns use, on your behalf. That spend is passed through at cost with no mark-up, and it is separate from the management fee.
Minimum ad spend $10,000 a month, or $5,000 a month on the 60 days Pilot.
90 days to start, then month-to-month, with 30 days written notice to end it after that.
THE FOUR TIERS
Four tiers. One fee each, published.
Pilot
$1,850
per month
$5,000 to $10,000
60 days, once. It converts to Launch or it ends cleanly.
INCLUDED
one lane
one offer
one audience set
Lead Gen Forms
tracking setup
two written reports
NOT INCLUDED AT THIS TIER
retargeting ladders
offline conversion import
named-account lists
Launch
$2,750
per month
$10,000 to $25,000
The tier that starts at the published minimum spend.
INCLUDED
everything in Pilot, plus
retargeting
two formats in rotation
a monthly report and a call
NOT INCLUDED AT THIS TIER
offline conversion import
named-account lists
Pipeline
$5,900
per month
$25,000 to $55,000
Full funnel, with the CRM wired in.
INCLUDED
everything in Launch, plus
Thought Leader Ads
Document Ads
Conversation Ads
CRM and offline conversion import
pipeline reporting
a call every two weeks
ABM
11%
of ad spend, minimum $9,750 per month
$55,000 and above
Named account lists and multi-region work.
INCLUDED
everything in Pipeline, plus
Matched Audiences at scale
named account lists
multi-region and multi-language campaigns
custom reporting
Every tier is a monthly fee for campaign management, and that fee is the only thing we earn.
You pay PeakSearch Digital. PeakSearch Digital then pays LinkedIn, and the analytics software your campaigns use, on your behalf. That spend is passed through at cost with no mark-up, and it is separate from the management fee.
Your campaigns run inside PeakSearch Digital’s LinkedIn Business Manager, and PeakSearch Digital pays LinkedIn for your ad budget. You are not asked to open or fund a LinkedIn ad account yourself.
90 days to start, then month-to-month, with 30 days written notice to end it after that.
You get full reporting for as long as we work together. When we stop, nothing transferable is handed over, and any money you have paid us for ad spend or software that was not spent is returned within 10 business days of the final LinkedIn billing being reconciled.
ESTIMATOR
Find your tier.
Pick the band your monthly LinkedIn ad spend actually falls in — not the one you are planning for.
$5,000 to $10,000
Pilot
$1,850
per month
one lane, one offer, one audience set, Lead Gen Forms, tracking setup, two written reports.
$10,000 to $25,000
Launch
$2,750
per month
everything in Pilot, plus retargeting, two formats in rotation, a monthly report and a call.
$25,000 to $55,000
Pipeline
$5,900
per month
everything in Launch, plus Thought Leader Ads, Document Ads, Conversation Ads, CRM and offline conversion import, pipeline reporting, a call every two weeks.
$55,000 and above
ABM
11%
of ad spend, minimum $9,750 per month
everything in Pipeline, plus Matched Audiences at scale, named account lists, multi-region and multi-language campaigns, custom reporting.
Ad spend in this band is separate from this fee. It is invoiced at cost, with no mark-up.
What this fee never includes
The ad budget itself
The analytics software your campaigns use
Landing page design and build
Video production and photography
Anything on any channel other than LinkedIn
WHO PAYS WHOM
You pay us. We pay LinkedIn.
You pay PeakSearch Digital. PeakSearch Digital then pays LinkedIn, and the analytics software your campaigns use, on your behalf. That spend is passed through at cost with no mark-up, and it is separate from the management fee.
01
Two things we buy on your behalf
Your LinkedIn ad budget, and the analytics software your campaigns use. Those are the only two. Nothing else is bought in your name and nothing else is billed to you as pass-through.
02
At cost, with nothing taken off the top
We add no mark-up, take no rebate, and receive no commission from LinkedIn or from any software vendor. The only money we earn is the management fee printed above.
03
You get the receipts, every month
A monthly statement showing LinkedIn’s own billing figure for the period against what you have paid us, with the closing balance. Not our estimate — the platform’s number.
04
Whose ad account this runs in
Your campaigns run inside PeakSearch Digital’s LinkedIn Business Manager, and PeakSearch Digital pays LinkedIn for your ad budget. You are not asked to open or fund a LinkedIn ad account yourself.
05
What you get, and what you do not
Full reporting for the whole time we work together. When the engagement ends there is no handover: no account, no data export, no creative files, no audience definitions, no campaign structure and no final report.
06
Unspent funds are yours
Money you have paid us that has not been spent is returned or carried forward, at your choice, after the period’s billing is reconciled. The management fee is earned and is not refunded. The refund policy gives the rule and the window.
Because we hold and disburse the budget, a refund question has two halves: unspent pass-through funds, and the management fee. The refund policy answers both, separately.
ADD-ONS
Add-ons, with prices.
Audit-only engagement
$2,000 one-time
A written audit of an existing LinkedIn Ads account with a prioritised plan, without an ongoing engagement.
Landing page build
$1,500 one-time per page
One conversion page designed and built for a campaign, on your own domain.
Creative pack
$1,200 a month
Additional ad creative and copy beyond what your tier includes.
CRM import setup
$1,500 one-time
Offline conversion import from a CRM the tier does not already cover.
Add-on prices are fixed, quoted in writing before any work starts, and invoiced separately from the retainer.
PAYMENT
How you pay us.
Everything is invoiced in US dollars — the management fee, the ad budget and the software. We accept USDT, USDC and USD bank transfer. We invoice only the client named on the agreement, we accept payment only from that client’s own account or wallet, and we may ask to identify the paying entity before accepting funds. We do not provide currency exchange, trading, wallet or investment services of any kind.
USDT
Stablecoin. The invoice names the network and the receiving address. Converted to USD on receipt and banked before any spend is placed.
USDC
Stablecoin. Same handling as USDT.
USD bank transfer
ACH or international wire, invoiced in USD.
Where a payment arrives as a stablecoin, we credit the US dollar amount actually realised on conversion, and the monthly statement shows the amount received, the rate and the date. Conversion happens promptly on receipt; we do not hold your funds in stablecoin and we do not take a position with them.
Network and bank charges on the way in are yours; on the way out they are ours. A transfer sent on a network other than the one named on the invoice, or to an address that is not on the invoice, may be unrecoverable.
Campaigns are funded only after your payment has cleared and been banked. We do not run a campaign on money that has not arrived.
BEFORE YOU START
Before you fill anything in.
The minimum
$10,000 a month in LinkedIn ad spend, or $5,000 a month on the 60 days Pilot. Below $5,000 we will tell you honestly that this platform is not where your next dollar should go, and we will say what we would do instead. That answer is free and you do not have to speak to anyone to get it.
The term
90 days, then 30 days. The reason is not commitment for its own sake: this platform needs a quarter before its numbers mean anything, and a shorter arrangement means you pay for the learning and leave before the learning pays you back.
The teardown itself has no minimum and costs nothing.
QUESTIONS
Pricing questions.
Because a percentage pays us to spend more of your money. The fee is flat at the first three tiers for exactly that reason. The ABM tier is a percentage because at that size the work genuinely does scale with the budget — and that percentage and its minimum are both printed above rather than quoted on a call.
Every tier includes all five services. What changes is how many formats run at once, whether offline conversion import and named-account lists are in scope, and how often we talk. The cards above are the whole answer; nothing gets added to them in a call.
Yes, at the start of any month, in either direction. The band you actually spend in decides the tier, not the band you planned to spend in.
The bands do not overlap, so a budget only ever falls in one of them. If you move up or down for two months running we move the tier to match, and we tell you before we invoice it.
No. Your ad budget and the analytics software your campaigns use are passed through at cost: no mark-up, no rebate, no commission from LinkedIn or from any vendor. The only percentage anywhere in our pricing is the ABM management fee, which is 11% of ad spend with a minimum of $9,750 a month.
We accept USDT, USDC and USD bank transfer, and every invoice is in US dollars whichever one you use. We invoice only the client named on the agreement and accept payment only from that client's own account or wallet. Where a payment arrives as a stablecoin we convert it promptly and credit the US dollar amount actually realised, and the monthly statement shows the amount, the rate and the date.
Every month you get LinkedIn's own billing figure for the period, and a statement setting it against what you have paid us, with the closing balance. It is the platform's number, not our estimate. We add no mark-up and we take no rebate from LinkedIn or from any software vendor.
It is returned or carried forward to the next period, at your choice, once the period's LinkedIn billing has been reconciled, and that holds at the end of the engagement as well as during it. The management fee is a separate rule: it is earned for the month it covers and is not refunded. The refund policy sets the two out under two headings, with the window in business days. Money already paid over to LinkedIn is spent and is governed by LinkedIn's own terms.
90 days to start, then month-to-month — cancel any time after that with 30 days written notice. You have full reporting for the whole time we work together. When you leave there is no handover — the campaigns stay in our Business Manager and nothing transferable comes with you — and any money you have paid us for ad spend or software that was not spent is returned once the final LinkedIn billing is reconciled. The management fee is earned and is not refunded. The refund policy gives the sequence and the window.
Your campaigns run inside PeakSearch Digital's LinkedIn Business Manager, and PeakSearch Digital pays LinkedIn for your ad budget. You are not asked to open or fund a LinkedIn ad account yourself. Everything that gets built — the campaign structure, the audiences, the creative and the conversion definitions — lives there and stays there. What you get while we work together is full reporting on all of it, and the measurement page sets out exactly what is in it.
The ad budget itself, the analytics software your campaigns use, any other advertising channel, cold outreach of every kind, organic posting, and any guarantee of a result. The first two are bought on your behalf and invoiced at cost; the add-ons above are the only paid extras and their prices are published.
That is what the teardown is: a recorded walkthrough of your account and a one-page plan, in 3 business days, free, and nothing follows it unless you ask.
Get the number for your account, not the range.
A recorded walkthrough of your Campaign Manager account and a one-page plan, in 3 business days. It tells you which tier your budget actually fits, and whether this platform is the right place for it at all.
We reply within 1 business day.