Pricing

Four ways to pay. Two ways to pay less.

Salecopy.io has four pricing models: a monthly subscription from $2,500 (The Bench), fixed-price projects from $2,000 with 30% held until your test passes (Skin in the Game), a build-and-hand-over fee that falls from $9,000 to $3,000 a month (The Step-Down), and custom fixed quotes (Built to Order). Pay yearly or prepay credits and the bill gets smaller. You always know the number before we start. These prices are a sample, not a menu: we shape the scope with you, and everything we build is yours, with nothing held back behind a tier.

Monthly subscription

The Bench

A GTM engineering team for a flat monthly fee, instead of the hire. You get the whole team's range, one workstream at a time. File as many requests as you like, reorder them whenever, and something ships every week. Month to month.

HubSpot care

$2,500/ month

Your HubSpot looked after, without a project.

  • Admin, fixes and small changes, each under a day of work
  • Reports, lists and workflows on request
  • User support and the how-do-we questions
  • A monthly health check of the portal
  • Move up to a lane the month a project appears
Start with the free audit

Two lanes

$9,000/ month

Two workstreams in parallel.

  • Two active workstreams, for example CRM cleanup while outbound gets built
  • Everything in One lane
  • A standing weekly working session with your team
  • Same-week turnaround on urgent fixes to things we built
Start with the free audit

Pause button

Pause in whole months, with two weeks' notice, and pick up where we stopped. No re-onboarding fee, no minimum term.

Hire-out clause

When you do hire a GTM engineer, we help you interview them and spend our last month handing over. We count that as a win.

No seats

Anyone in your company can file a request. You are paying for output, not logins.

The limits

  • A request is something we can ship inside a week. Bigger ones get split into steps you can reorder.
  • The weekly pace assumes we have the access and answers we need. If we are waiting on you, we say so that day.
  • Billed monthly, in advance. Pause or cancel with two weeks' notice before the next billing date.
  • A pause longer than three months gives up your place. Coming back is at the price and start date on offer then.
  • Software licenses, enrichment credits and AI model spend are billed to you at cost.

What you save against the hire.

Put in your own numbers. The default salary sits inside published US ranges for a GTM engineer.

The hire, year one$188,500Salary, overhead and recruiter fee
Productive time from the hire8 monthsThe rest of year one goes to hiring and ramp
The Bench, one lane, year one$60,00012 productive months, six disciplines
Saved in year one$128,500Against the hire, with work starting months sooner

An estimate from your own inputs, not a quote or a guarantee. Your numbers stay in your browser until you send them.

Send us these numbers

Year-one hire cost is salary, plus benefits and overhead, plus the recruiter fee. It leaves out equity, tools and management time, so it understates the real figure. When you are ready to hire, we help you do it. Nine more calculators.

Fixed-price project

Skin in the Game

Fixed-price builds where part of our fee is at risk. Fixed scope, fixed price, fixed date. Before we start, you write the acceptance test. 30% of the fee is only due when it passes.

70%due at kickoff
30%due only when your test passes

You write the test

Before kickoff we agree, in writing, what done looks like. Duplicate rate under a number. A report that matches finance. Reps using the screen weekly.

30% held back

70% is due on kickoff. The other 30% is due only when your acceptance test passes. If we built what was scoped and it fails, you keep it.

Audit credit

The audit fee comes off any build you start within 30 days.

Base plus success fee, for outbound

Outbound and market-entry work can run on a base fee plus a success fee, typically 8% of the contract value of deals we source. If we source nothing, the base is all we earn.

The limits

  • The test measures what we built, not what the market does with it. "Duplicate rate under 2%" works. "Revenue up 20%" does not.
  • It has to be something both of us can check in your own systems, and it is agreed in writing before kickoff.
  • You have 10 business days after delivery to run the test. If we hear nothing, it counts as passed.
  • If the test cannot be run because of access, data or a change of plan on your side, the holdback becomes due.
  • Work outside the written scope gets its own price before we start it.
  • A sourced deal is one whose first meeting came from our outreach and that closes within 12 months of it. The success fee is on first-year contract value, due when you are paid.
Build, then hand over

The Step-Down

A monthly fee that goes down as the work does. Retainers tend to creep up once you depend on the agency. Ours falls on a schedule you see before you sign: highest while we build, lower while we run it with your team, lowest once your team has it.

Months 1 to 3

Build

$9,000/ month

We build the system: the data layer, the workflows and the first screens your team uses.

Months 4 to 6

Run

$6,000/ month

We run it alongside your team, fix what real use turns up, and write the runbook.

Month 7 on

Hand over

$3,000/ month

Support and small changes while your team runs it. Stop any month and keep everything.

The schedule is in the contract

Each step-down has a date, written into the agreement before we start. It is not something you have to negotiate later.

If we run late, the fee still drops

If the build runs past month three because of us, you step down anyway. The overrun is ours to carry, not yours.

Zero is an option

After month six you can drop to nothing. Everything we built already sits in your accounts and is yours.

The limits

  • The three build months are a commitment. From month four it is month to month.
  • The build scope is agreed in writing before month one. New scope is quoted on its own.
  • Delays on your side (access, data, sign-off) move the step-down dates by the same number of days. We tell you the day the clock stops.
  • The support fee covers fixes and small changes to what we built. New builds are priced separately.

Flat or falling?

The first six months of The Step-Down come to $45,000. Slide to your own timeline to see it against The Bench.

The Bench, one lane$45,000The same fee every month
The Step-Down$54,000Build, run, then hand over
Step-Down average per month$6,000It keeps falling the longer you stay
Step-Down minus The Bench$9,000Negative means The Step-Down costs less

An estimate from your own inputs, not a quote or a guarantee. Your numbers stay in your browser until you send them.

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Custom fixed quote

Built to Order

Work that does not fit a menu, quoted as one fixed number. Pick the pieces to see where a quote would start. After the audit call we send a written fixed quote within two business days, with the same 30% holdback as every other build.

What do you need built?

HubSpot

Data and reporting

Outbound and AI

Your own platform

Handover

Your quote would land around $11,000 to $24,000
  • Pieces2
  • Timeline, one after anotherabout 8 weeks
  • Due at kickoff (70%)$7,700 to $16,800
  • Held until your test passes (30%)$3,300 to $7,200
Get this as a fixed quote

An estimate, not a quote. The fixed number comes in writing within two business days of the audit call.

One number, in writing

The quote is a fixed price with a scope, a date and an acceptance test. It does not move unless the scope does.

Priced line by line

Every piece sits on its own line, so you can drop one and see exactly what comes off the total.

Good for 30 days

The quote holds for 30 days. So does the audit credit.

The limits

  • The builder shows a range. Only the written quote is a price.
  • The quote lists what is in scope and what is not. Changes get a written price before any work starts.
  • The 70/30 split and the acceptance-test rules are the same as Skin in the Game.

Hire, buy, or bring us in.

The three ways companies try to get GTM engineering done.

Hire a GTM engineerBuy another platformBring in Salecopy.io
Time to first result3 to 6 months to find, hire and rampWeeks to months of migrationTypically two weeks to the first shipped fix
Year-one cost$160K+ loaded, before recruiter feesPer seat, every year, plus the tools it did not replace$5,000 a month for a full lane, or fixed-price builds from $2,000
Skills coveredOne person, usually strong in two of the sixWhatever the vendor decided to buildAll six, from people who do each one every week
Who owns the systemYou, until they leave with the contextThe vendor. Your data lives in their product.You. Code, docs and credentials sit in your accounts.
When priorities changeRe-plan around one person's capacityWait for their roadmapReorder the backlog. Pause any month.

Hiring figures are typical US ranges. Put your own numbers in the calculator on the pricing page.

Two ways to pay less.

Same work, same people, same holdback. A smaller bill if you commit.

Annual

Pay The Bench yearly

10months paid, 12 months of work

Pay a year of The Bench up front and 2 of the 12 months are free. The pause button still works: a paused month extends the year instead of being lost.

  • HubSpot care$25,000 / yr
  • One lane$50,000 / yr
  • Two lanes$90,000 / yr

The limits

  • Paid in full before month one, or in two halves six months apart.
  • You can move between tiers at the next month; the difference is credited or invoiced.
  • Cancel early and the months you used are re-priced at the monthly rate, with the rest refunded.
Prepaid

Prepaid work credits

+25%more work than you paid for, at the top tier

One credit is one dollar of work at the prices on this page. Buy them in advance and you get more than you paid for. Spend them on any fixed-price piece, any Bench month, or the Step-Down, in whatever order the year turns out to need. Credits are good for 12 months.

  • Pay $25,000$28,750 of work
  • Pay $50,000$60,000 of work
  • Pay $100,000$125,000 of work

The limits

  • Credits expire 12 months after purchase. Unspent credits in the last month roll into HubSpot care, so they are never simply lost.
  • Work is scheduled by availability. Credits buy the price, not a guaranteed start date; most pieces start within two weeks.
  • Credits pay for our work only. Software, enrichment and model spend are still billed at cost.
  • Non-refundable after the first 30 days, transferable to another company in your group.

How we work with you

Nothing behind a paywall. Nothing in a black box.

The prices on this site are a sample, not a menu you have to order from. Tell us the problem and we shape the work with you. Whatever we build, you get all of it.

Everything is yours

Code, documentation, credentials, prompts, runbooks, and the templates we used to build it. In your accounts from day one, with nothing held back for a later tier.

You see it as it is built

Every workflow, every query and every model call is visible while we work, not only at handover. Ask for anything and we send it.

Nothing needs us to keep running

Nothing lives in our accounts and nothing switches off if you stop paying. When you hire your own person, we help you hire them and hand over.

The number follows the work

Scope first, price second. Every price here is a starting point we are happy to be argued with, and the fixed quote is written after we understand the problem.

The fine print, in plain English.

What holds for every model, so nobody is surprised later.

The agreement is what counts

This page is a summary. Every engagement runs on a signed agreement, and where the two differ the agreement wins.

Everything is yours

What we build lives in your accounts from day one and is yours: code, docs, credentials, prompts and runbooks, including the templates we used. Our only ask is that invoices are paid on time.

No promised outcomes

We commit to what we will build and by when. We do not guarantee revenue, pipeline or win rates, and the calculators on this site are estimates from your own inputs.

Your data

We work under your NDA or ours, inside your systems wherever we can, and our access ends when the work does.

Third-party costs

Software licenses, enrichment credits and AI model spend are billed to you at cost. We do not mark them up.

Prices are a starting point

Prices are in US dollars, are a sample of typical scopes, and can change for new engagements. Scope comes first; the number follows it. A signed agreement holds its price for its term.

Pricing questions

How much does Salecopy.io cost?

There are four pricing models. The Bench is a monthly subscription with no minimum term: $2,500 a month for HubSpot care, $5,000 for one workstream at a time, or $9,000 for two. Skin in the Game is fixed-price builds starting at $2,000, with a HubSpot audit at $2,500, where 30% of each fee is only due when an acceptance test you wrote passes. The Step-Down is a monthly fee that falls on a fixed schedule: $9,000 a month while we build, $6,000 while we run it with your team, then $3,000 for support. Built to Order is a custom fixed quote, sent in writing within two business days of the audit call.

Which model should we pick?

If you have one clear project, such as a cleanup or a scoring model, take a fixed-price build. If you have a long list that keeps changing, take The Bench. If you want a system built and then handed to your own team, take The Step-Down. If the work spans several of those, ask for a custom quote. Most clients start with the free audit and decide from the fix list.

How does The Step-Down work?

The Step-Down is a monthly fee that goes down on dates written into the contract. It is $9,000 a month for the three months we build, $6,000 a month for the three months we run the system alongside your team, and $3,000 a month for support after that, or nothing if you take it fully in-house. If the build runs late because of us, the fee still drops on schedule. The three build months are a commitment, and it is month to month after that.

What if the acceptance test never passes?

If we built what was scoped and it fails the test, you keep the 30%. To keep that fair in both directions, the test has to measure what we built and be checkable in your own systems, you have 10 business days after delivery to run it, and if it cannot be run because of access, data or a change of plan on your side, the holdback becomes due.

Is there a minimum commitment?

The Bench has none: it is month to month, and you can pause or cancel with two weeks' notice. The Step-Down commits you to the three build months and is month to month after that. Fixed-price builds and custom quotes are a single written scope with 70% due at kickoff.

Are these prices fixed, or a starting point?

A starting point. They are a sample of typical scopes so you know roughly what things cost before we talk. We shape the scope with you first and the number follows it. Once a quote is signed it is fixed.

Do you hold anything back, or lock us in?

No. Everything we build sits in your accounts from day one: code, documentation, credentials, prompts, runbooks and the templates we used. Nothing lives in our accounts, nothing switches off if you stop paying, and when you hire your own GTM engineer we help you hire them and hand over.

Do you guarantee results?

No. We commit to what we will build, by when, and to an acceptance test you write. We do not guarantee revenue, pipeline or win rates, because those depend on your market, your product and your team as much as on the system.

Is there an annual discount?

Yes. Pay a year of The Bench up front and you get 12 months for the price of 10: HubSpot care for $25,000 a year, one lane for $50,000, two lanes for $90,000. Paused months extend the year instead of being lost.

How do prepaid credits work?

One credit is one dollar of work at the published prices, bought in advance at a bonus: $25,000 buys $28,750 of work, $50,000 buys $60,000 of work, $100,000 buys $125,000 of work. Spend them on any fixed-price piece, Bench month or Step-Down month within 12 months. They are not hours: every piece still has its fixed price and acceptance test.

How do custom quotes work?

Use the quote builder on the pricing page to pick the pieces you need and see where a quote would start. After the audit call we send a written fixed quote within two business days, priced line by line, with a scope, a date and an acceptance test. The same 30% holdback applies, and the quote holds for 30 days.

How does this compare to hiring a GTM engineer?

A full-stack GTM engineer in the US typically costs about $160,000 a year loaded, plus a recruiter fee, and takes three to six months to hire and ramp. One lane of The Bench is $60,000 a year, typically starts within two weeks, covers six disciplines instead of one person's two, and can be paused.

Can we switch between models?

Yes. A common path is an audit, one fixed-price build, then The Bench for ongoing work. You can also drop from The Bench to a single build when the backlog is short.

What is not included in the price?

Third-party costs: software licenses, enrichment credits and AI model spend. We pass those through at cost, and model spend is metered per feature so you can see it.

Do you work on commission only?

No. Outbound work can include a success fee, but there is always a base. The base keeps the effort honest on both sides, and the success fee keeps us pointed at revenue instead of activity.

What happens if we hire our own GTM engineer later?

We help interview them, hand over the code, documentation and credentials, and spend the final month working alongside them. Everything we build sits in your accounts and is yours as it is paid for, so there is nothing to buy back.

Book a free GTM audit

30 minutes with us, looking at your CRM and your stack. You leave with a list of what's broken, what it'd take to fix, and which pricing model fits. No deck.