Gravity Global

• Pricing model: Custom-quoted agency engagements, primarily per-project with possible hourly billing; evidence also suggests ongoing monthly website hosting/maintenance add-ons. Gravity Global does not publish standard plans for its core marketing services.
• Starting price: $10,000+ project minimum
• Typical range: $30,000–$200,000 per project
• Billing: Custom quote for core services; Clutch lists an average hourly rate of $100–$149/hr and indicates project-based engagements. Gravity Global's managed hosting/order portal shows monthly term billing and an additional-hours overage rate of $195/hour.
• Contract terms: For the hosting/maintenance portal, monthly terms are shown with selectable durations of 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, and 1 year. No minimum commitment for core agency services was publicly stated.

Gravity Global's own main site appears to use contact-sales/custom-estimate pricing for core agency work rather than published packages. The clearest public figures come from third-party directories: Clutch lists a $10,000+ minimum project size, $100–$149/hr average hourly rate, and says verified client investments ranged from $30,000 to $200,000; these are directory/review-based figures, not a price card published by Gravity Global itself. On Gravity Global's own managed hosting portal, the visible package pages show monthly term options plus additional hours billed at $195/hour, but the displayed package prices themselves appear as placeholder/free values ($0.00 term, $1.00 setup), so those should not be treated as real purchasable marketing-service prices.

A Gravity Global engagement appears to start with a structured discovery and research phase, then move into brand or campaign strategy, followed by creative/digital production, launch across site and media channels, and ongoing management/reporting. Client review evidence and Gravity’s own case pages consistently show a collaborative, stage-based workflow with research, briefs/timelines, feedback loops, implementation, and performance-oriented delivery.

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   Run discovery and research

   Gravity Global begins by gathering business and audience insight through discovery work such as workshops, stakeholder interviews, customer interviews, surveys, competitive analysis, audits, and readouts. A Clutch client described an "extensive research and discovery phase," and Gravity’s own case studies show discovery research, segmentation, social listening, and customer-insight work at the front of engagements.

2. 2

   Define positioning and strategic direction

   After discovery, the team turns findings into strategy: messaging, personas, product architecture, brand platform, campaign strategy, and the broader Fame/Admiration/Belief framework it uses to shape attention and growth. Review and site evidence both show Gravity translating research into positioning and strategic messaging before execution begins.

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   Build briefs, plans, and approval-ready deliverables

   Once strategy is set, Gravity organizes the work through concrete planning artifacts such as creative briefs, timelines, sitemaps, content inventories, SEO roadmaps, and messaging or brand guides. Client feedback on Clutch says the agency had a structured process for guiding website work, while one reviewer also noted wanting more detailed scheduling visibility, implying formal milestone planning and approvals are part of the experience.

4. 4

   Produce brand, content, and digital assets

   Gravity then develops the actual outputs for the engagement, which can include logos and brand guides, copywriting, website design and development, campaign creative, collateral, video, and digital experiences. Multiple sources show these deliverables being produced after strategy, often with the client giving feedback that Gravity incorporates into the work.

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   Launch websites and campaigns across channels

   After production, Gravity deploys the work into market through website launches, testing and deployment, paid and organic channels, PR, social, and multi-channel campaign rollouts. The reviewed projects show launches spanning websites, landing pages, paid social, display, video, radio, publications, and broader integrated campaign activity.

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   Optimize, maintain, and report on performance

   Following launch, Gravity continues with ongoing SEO/content implementation, website maintenance, media management, and performance tracking against business outcomes. Reviews emphasize results-oriented project management and communication, while Gravity’s own materials describe tracking brand-to-demand performance through Fame, Admiration, and Belief and maintaining digital platforms after go-live.