Flycast Media

• Pricing model: Custom-quoted agency engagements, typically sold as bespoke website projects and ongoing monthly digital marketing/SEO/PPC management rather than public fixed-price plans. The agency repeatedly describes bespoke solutions, custom designed quotes, SEO/packages, and monthly reporting, which points to a custom quote model with recurring service retainers for ongoing marketing work.
• Starting price: $1,000+
• Typical range: $1,000-$10,000
• Billing: Primarily custom quote; evidence suggests a mix of per-project website work and ongoing monthly/retainer-style marketing management. The agency site mentions monthly reporting for ongoing work, while directory listings show project budget bands rather than fixed package pricing.
• Free trial: Free consultation is explicitly offered on the agency site and directory profiles; some SEO pages also advertise a free technical audit / free SEO plan.

I did not find a public fixed fee card, package table, retainer amount, setup fee, onboarding fee, or hourly rate on Flycast Media's own website. Their site strongly indicates bespoke pricing: it says 'CONSULTATION & CUSTOM DESIGNED QUOTE,' refers to 'SEO packages,' and describes monthly reporting and tailored digital marketing plans. The concrete dollar figures available are from third-party directories, not from Flycast itself: DesignRush lists a minimal budget of $1,000-$10,000, while The Manifest and Agency Source list a $1,000+ minimum project size; Agency Source and SelectedFirms also show an estimated average hourly rate of $100-$149/hr, which appears to be directory-supplied metadata rather than an agency-published rate.

An engagement with Flycast Media appears to start with proposal alignment and discovery, then move into audits and planning, followed by build-out of channel assets such as landing pages, content, email automations, or a website. Delivery is collaborative and iterative: clients describe regular meetings and updates, using shared communication tools, with Flycast then managing campaigns and reporting while refining targeting, bids, content, and conversion paths over time.

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   Align on proposal and goals

   The engagement begins by discussing business objectives and agreeing the proposal and contract scope. Clients describe making small adjustments to the proposal before work starts, and Flycast's own process page says they first talk through objectives, needs, and timescales before issuing a custom quote.

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   Run discovery sessions and gather inputs

   After scope alignment, Flycast holds discovery with relevant stakeholders to understand requirements, audiences, and existing assets. One reviewed client explicitly said they scheduled two separate discovery sessions, while Flycast's site says it outlines what to expect and what it needs from the client before development begins.

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   Audit existing accounts, database, and funnel

   Early delivery commonly includes auditing what the client already has: ad accounts, content, databases, and targeting. Reviews describe a full Google Ads audit, database analysis and cleaning done together with the client, and audits/updates of previous content before new campaigns were rolled out.

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   Build the campaign architecture and assets

   Flycast then creates the working materials for the program: targeted landing pages, content plans, ad structure changes, website drafts, cold-email outreach, and marketing automations. Evidence from reviews and case-study/process pages shows them producing approved design drafts, customized content, persona-based automated sequences, cold outreach copy, CTAs, and logic-based automations.

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   Review, approve, and iterate collaboratively

   Clients do not appear to be handed work only at the end; instead they monitor work in progress and give feedback as the program evolves. Flycast's site says clients receive a unique link to review design and request changes, and reviews mention responsiveness to changing briefs plus regular meetings, calls, Slack/Zoom communication, and reactive updates when scope changed.

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   Launch campaigns and managed execution

   Once assets are approved, Flycast launches the website or activates the live marketing program across channels such as PPC, SEO, email, social, webinars, and automation. Reviews describe Flycast then actively managing Google Ads, lead generation campaigns, inbound programs, and content-driven funnels after launch.

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   Report performance and optimize continuously

   After launch, Flycast continues with reporting and ongoing optimization rather than treating delivery as one-and-done. Customers mention regular or monthly reports, discussions of campaign plans and performance, and proactive refinements to bids, keywords, target areas, demographics, and landing-page recommendations based on results.