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Engagements

Scope the
right work.
Then build.

Coverage can be the first yes when a useful demo already exists. The $750 Competitive Teardown is the no-access diagnostic. The $1,500 Marketing & AI Audit is for owners ready to open the systems and build a 90-day plan.

Ways to work together

Start as focused as the situation allows

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$500 implementation + monthly

Coverage

Start with website chat at $297/month, voice at $397/month, or both at $497/month. The $500 one-time implementation applies to any option. Three-month minimum, then month-to-month. Founding members get month 1 free: the first 10 Tampa Bay med spas that go live, or through October 31, 2026, whichever comes first.
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$750 / one-time

Competitive Teardown

A defined outside-in review completed in about five business days with no logins or interviews. You get a written teardown, three ranked moves, what to skip this month, and a 30-minute walkthrough.
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$1,500 / full-system

Audit & Roadmap

The Marketing & AI Audit uses owner or manager discovery plus access to Search Console, Google Business Profile, ads, and CRM to produce a diagnosis, executive readout, prioritized roadmap, and 90-day plan with owners. The $500 implementation and $750 teardown credits each apply within 90 days; credits stack, capped at $1,500.
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Defined project

Focused Implementation

Websites, SEO, CRM, paid media, analytics, and remaining AI work are scoped separately after the audit around one defined priority.
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Phased engagement

Growth System Build

A coordinated program spanning multiple connected capabilities where sequencing, integration, and change management matter.
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Advisory + execution

Ongoing Optimization

Continued testing, measurement, campaign management, workflow refinement, and strategic support after the initial build.

The scoping principle

“Recommend the smallest coherent system that can create meaningful progress.”— Cellura engagement principle

Before a proposal

Understand the business, then define the engagement

Share the goals, constraints, and current systems. We'll identify the most practical place to begin.

Find the right first step