iQuanti

• Pricing model: Custom enterprise engagements that appear to combine project-based consulting/services with ongoing retainer-style channel management; hourly billing bands are listed by third-party directories, but iQuanti itself routes buyers to contact sales / request a quote rather than publishing plans.
• Starting price: $50,000 minimum project budget
• Typical range: $150-$199/hr
• Billing: Custom quote; directory evidence suggests hourly-rate-based services for larger scoped engagements, alongside substantial minimum project budgets.

I did not find a first-party public pricing page for iQuanti agency services on iquanti.com; the site consistently pushes buyers to contact sales, and the ALPS terms page explicitly treats pricing terms as confidential. Concrete numbers are available from reputable agency directories instead: DesignRush lists a minimal budget of $50,000+, Clutch lists a $100,000+ minimum project size and an average hourly rate of $150-$199/hr, and GoodFirms lists a $100-$149/hr hourly band. Those directory figures are not first-party published rate cards from iQuanti, so buyers should treat them as marketplace/profile disclosures rather than guaranteed quotes.

Evidence suggests iQuanti typically starts by taking over or assessing an existing acquisition program, mapping the transition and goals, then uses its analysts plus proprietary platforms to diagnose gaps, recommend improvements, execute optimization work across channels/content/landing pages, and keep refining based on feedback and performance reporting.

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   Align on goals and transition scope

   Engagements appear to begin with a discovery/RFP or evaluation stage where iQuanti learns the client’s growth goals, channels in scope, and current-state challenges. In the clearest client account on Clutch, the team took over existing paid campaigns and first mapped the transition process and a realistic timeline before execution.

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   Assemble the delivery team and tools

   After kickoff, iQuanti assigns a multi-person account team rather than a single freelancer, with roles such as senior account manager, engagement manager, lead analyst, developer, and junior analysts described by a client. Reviewers on G2 also repeatedly mention access to iQuanti’s own analytics/SEO tools as part of the service experience.

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   Audit performance and identify gaps

   The working phase centers on diagnosing where performance can improve. Across iQuanti’s ALPS and LEAP materials, the company describes benchmarking pages and topics against competitors, combining campaign data, web analytics, customer research, heatmaps, competitive intelligence, and behavioral insights to identify content, technical, and conversion gaps; G2 reviewers similarly mention funnel analysis, keyword insights, and analytics used to surface opportunities.

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   Build recommendations and get feedback

   iQuanti then turns that analysis into recommended actions such as keyword research, content optimization, paid campaign changes, SEO improvements, or landing-page enhancements. Review evidence indicates this is not fully hands-off: reviewers say the team is responsive, explains and refines analysis based on feedback, and that demo/use-case discussions can shape how the engagement is applied.

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   Execute optimization work across channels

   Once priorities are agreed, iQuanti carries out the work through managed paid search/social/display campaigns, SEO, content strategy/creation, and experience optimization. Reviewers describe iQuanti handling end-to-end SEO and content work, while Clutch specifically reports day-to-day paid media management and optimization, and iQuanti’s own materials describe AI-assisted execution such as content review, keyword classification, ad-copy support, and CRO recommendations.

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   Report results and iterate improvements

   The engagement appears to continue as an ongoing optimization loop rather than a one-time handoff. Reviews emphasize organized project management, regular communication by email/phone/meetings, dashboard-style insights from proprietary tools, and continuous refinement to improve rankings, traffic quality, conversions, and enrollment or acquisition performance.