Klientboost

• Pricing model: Custom-quoted agency pricing, typically structured as a monthly retainer for ongoing digital marketing services. KlientBoost’s own site says they provide multiple pricing options tailored to goals, timelines, strategies, and team size; their service pages also explicitly reference common agency models such as flat monthly retainers, percentage of ad spend, and performance-based pricing with a base fee plus bonuses.
• Starting price: $1,000+ project minimum
• Typical range: $100-$149 / hr
• Billing: Primarily custom monthly engagements; agency site indicates multiple custom pricing options, and a KlientBoost service page references flat monthly retainers, percentage-of-ad-spend pricing, and performance-based pricing with a base retainer plus bonuses. Third-party directories list hourly-rate bands and project minimums.
• Guarantee: KlientBoost states its goal is to "pay for ourselves within the first 3-6 months," but I did not find a formal contractual money-back or results guarantee publicly published.

KlientBoost does not publish fixed package prices or standard plan tables on its own website; instead, it asks prospects to request a custom marketing plan and says it will provide multiple pricing options based on goals, timelines, strategy, and team size. The concrete numbers I found are mostly directory figures rather than first-party price sheets: Clutch lists a $1,000+ minimum project size and $100-$149/hr hourly rate, while DesignRush lists a $1,000-$10,000 minimal budget and $100/hr average hourly rate. KlientBoost’s own Google Ads service page discusses common pricing structures—flat monthly retainers of $2,500-$15,000+, percentage of ad spend at 12-30%, and performance-based pricing with a base retainer plus bonuses—but this appears to describe industry/common models for this service category rather than a firm, binding public price card for KlientBoost.

KlientBoost engagements appear to start with a customized pre-sales marketing plan, then move into a collaborative but highly proactive retainer where the team manages paid media and often landing-page/CRO work together. Across reviews and company materials, clients repeatedly describe transparent communication, weekly reporting, regular optimization, and a process where KlientBoost brings strategic recommendations and gets ad approvals before launch.

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   Start with a custom marketing plan

   KlientBoost first builds a tailored plan tied to the prospect's goals before work begins. On its site, that plan includes ICPs and jobs-to-be-done, mocked-up ads and landing pages, competitor analysis, quick-win opportunities, and channel-specific audience recommendations.

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   Align goals, KPIs, and channel mix

   Early engagement work centers on connecting marketing activity to business goals and deciding where budget should go. KlientBoost's site says it ties financial goals to the best marketing opportunities and uses a "Growth Grid," while third-party coverage describes engagements as combining paid ads with CRO rather than treating media buying in isolation.

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   Build campaigns, ads, and landing pages

   Once strategy is set, KlientBoost prepares the assets and execution plan across the agreed channels. Evidence from KlientBoost's service pages and review summaries shows the work commonly includes campaign setup and management, ad copy/design, and dedicated landing pages designed for the traffic source.

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   Get client approval before launch

   Before advertising goes live, clients are kept in the loop and asked to approve launch materials. A G2 review snippet specifically says KlientBoost made sure the client approved all advertising that went live, reinforcing a controlled handoff between preparation and activation.

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   Run campaigns and optimize continuously

   After launch, KlientBoost operates as an active account manager rather than a set-it-and-forget-it vendor. Reviews and company pages describe ongoing adjustments to ads, bids, audiences, keywords, and landing pages, with structured A/B or split testing and cross-client data informing recommendations.

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   Report weekly and bring proactive recommendations

   Delivery appears to be recurring and data-heavy: clients describe weekly reporting, transparent performance visibility, and proactive communication about what is changing and why. Clutch highlights transparency and a data-driven approach, while KlientBoost's own review page quotes a client saying the team adjusted ads independently and reported weekly with supporting data.

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   Reallocate effort based on results

   As performance becomes clear, KlientBoost appears to shift resources toward what is working and away from what is not. Client testimony on KlientBoost's results page says the agency evolved the relationship to focus on what produced desired results, and the company site says it adds resources when pacing behind goals and scales spend or services when goals are being hit.