Mediaforce

• Pricing model: Primarily custom-quoted monthly retainers for digital marketing, with some publicly posted package pricing for monthly SEO/digital marketing, AI chatbot subscriptions, CRM/marketing automation (setup fee + monthly subscription), and certain fixed-scope branding or AI automation projects. Mediaforce also appears to do per-project work and fixed-scope deployments depending on service.
• Starting price: $99/month
• Typical range: $99-$697/month
• Billing: Mixed. Digital marketing packages are billed monthly; CRM/marketing automation is billed as a one-time setup fee plus monthly subscription; some AI automation offerings are sold as fixed-scope projects or monthly packages; branding includes fixed project pricing. Agency-level directory listings also indicate hourly-rate and minimum-project-size bands, but those are third-party directory figures rather than Mediaforce-published transaction prices.
• Contract terms: For monthly services, Mediaforce states a 60-day cancellation term on its agency site. Its terms page also says early cancellation of services agreements may incur a 3-month penalty unless otherwise stipulated, and mentions a 30-day cancellation period plus a 3-month cancellation penalty for maintenance contracts if cancelled prior to anniversary.
• Free trial: Mediaforce advertises a free assessment and 'first month FREE' on its digital marketing packages page. It also says 'Start your trial today' on the CRM & marketing automation page, but the exact trial structure is not clearly quantified.
• Guarantee: For hosting/SLA services only, Mediaforce publishes a 99.9% availability guarantee for shared hosting, dedicated servers, hosted email, reseller hosting, and VPS, and 99.95% for enterprise VPS, with service credits up to 30%. No explicit performance guarantee for marketing services was found.

Mediaforce does publish real service prices on several pages, but not as one universal agency rate card. For its core digital marketing agency services, it also says pricing varies by engagement and that it has not developed standard packages because each business has different goals. Directory sites corroborate that the firm operates with custom quotes, showing minimum project sizes of $1,000+ and hourly-rate bands like $50-$99/hr on Clutch or $85/hr on DesignRush, but those directory figures are third-party listing estimates/metadata, not necessarily Mediaforce's official current transaction pricing. Mediaforce also publishes vertical-specific AI automation figures such as restaurant packages starting at $1,500/month and dental automation projects starting around $3,000 and scaling to $18,000+, which appear to be Mediaforce-authored indicative prices rather than directory estimates.

A Mediaforce engagement typically starts with a discovery/strategy conversation and intake questionnaire, followed by access handoff and audit work, then active execution across channels like Google Ads, SEO, website work, or social. Clients consistently describe frequent communication, regular updates and reporting, and ongoing optimization/review rather than a one-time handoff.

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   Book discovery and share business goals

   The relationship starts with a discovery meeting or first contact, after which Mediaforce sends a digital marketing questionnaire to learn the client’s short- and long-term objectives, budget, and prior successes or failures. Their site also says prospects can start by form, email, or Calendly and book a discovery meeting.

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   Hand over accounts and onboarding details

   During onboarding, Mediaforce helps collect the access and operational details needed to begin work, such as analytics, Google Ads, Google Business Profile, Facebook, and website admin access. Mediaforce says a senior partner assists with this setup so they can start quickly.

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   Audit the current setup and benchmark performance

   Before or at the start of service, Mediaforce may run a Google Ads audit or SEO audit to understand the account’s current state and benchmark the likelihood of success against the client’s goals and budget. G2 review text also describes the agency carefully analyzing the client’s website with advanced tools and identifying where the business is lacking.

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   Launch or update campaigns and site assets

   After the audit and setup, Mediaforce begins the actual work: creating and managing Google Ads, updating and optimizing websites, redesigning B2B sites, running social media advertising, or building web features/widgets, depending on scope. Reviews describe this as hands-on execution rather than strategy-only consulting.

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   Coordinate through frequent client communication

   Clients most often describe working with Mediaforce through virtual meetings, email, messaging apps, and sometimes in-person meetings. Mediaforce says onboarding includes weekly updates, then bi-weekly updates, monthly calls and reporting, plus quarterly reviews; reviewers repeatedly highlight responsiveness, collaboration, and on-time delivery.

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   Report results and optimize continuously

   Once campaigns are running, Mediaforce provides monthly reporting on ad performance and leads, analyzes results with clients, and keeps reviewing accounts internally and with the client to improve performance over time. Their own site says they usually continue whatever is already driving results and then build on top of it rather than pausing everything.