Obility

• Pricing model: Hybrid monthly retainer pricing with named packages plus add-ons: a month-to-month hourly-support package (Guide), an annual paid-media retainer package for startups (Ascent), a custom/tiered annual growth package tied to media spend (Summit), and separately priced add-ons/projects for SEO/GEO, dashboards, content, and marketing operations.
• Starting price: $1,500+
• Typical range: $1,500+ to $5,450+ / month
• Billing: Monthly billing. Guide and add-on services are month-to-month; Ascent and Summit are packaged monthly services, with Summit using tiered pricing based on paid media spend.
• Contract terms: Ascent and Summit require 12-month annual agreements; shorter-term agreements may be available at a higher monthly fee. Guide and add-on services are month-to-month with 30 days' notice to cancel.

Obility now publishes package pricing on its own pricing page rather than using a pure 'contact us' model. The clearest first-party figures visible are Guide at $1,850+, Ascent at $5,450+, GEO & SEO add-ons at $1,500+, and custom dashboards at $1,850+; Summit is explicitly custom/tiered by paid media spend with no public dollar figure. Third-party directories broadly corroborate that Obility sells higher-ticket agency engagements: Clutch summarizes verified client projects at roughly $10,000 to $200,000 annually, DesignRush lists a $10,000-$25,000 minimum budget and $200/hr average hourly rate, and The Manifest lists a $5,000+ floor; these directory figures are estimates/profile metadata, not Obility's own published package prices.

Obility engagements appear to start with a detailed audit of existing campaigns, tracking, and business context, then move into building or restructuring revenue-focused programs, followed by frequent optimization and recurring performance reviews. Across client reviews, the delivery model is hands-on day to day, with drafts and recommendations shared for review, ongoing Slack/meeting communication, dashboards, and regular reporting tied to pipeline and revenue.

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   Audit current programs and data

   Obility begins by reviewing what is already running and what data exists: its own paid-search process says it reviews running campaigns, keyword performance, and conversion data to find where pipeline and revenue are already coming from. Clients and Clutch review summaries also describe research into past performance, configuration, and analytics/reporting as part of the engagement foundation.

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   Align campaigns to ICP, buyer stage, and revenue goals

   After the audit, Obility structures the program around high-intent buyers, buying stages, and revenue signals rather than surface-level conversions. On its site, Obility says it prioritizes ICP alignment, proven conversion quality, and pipeline/revenue optimization; reviewers similarly describe lead-generation strategy work focused on high-quality leads and spend efficiency.

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   Build or relaunch campaigns, tracking, and assets

   Next, Obility launches or restructures campaigns and supporting infrastructure. Evidence includes clients describing audience management, launching content and creatives to the right audiences, copy drafts shared ahead of publishing, and data-integration/attribution work connecting CRM and marketing automation data for reporting and optimization.

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   Run day-to-day execution and optimization

   Once live, Obility manages the daily work: executing campaigns, optimizing keywords, copy, creative, budgets, and audiences, and handling the operational details for the client. Reviews repeatedly say Obility manages day-to-day tasks, executes campaigns quickly, delivers on time or early, and keeps a close eye on performance data.

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   Communicate in a tight operating cadence

   The working rhythm appears to include shared communication channels, recurring syncs, and fast response to urgent needs. Clients specifically mention shared Slack channels, bi-weekly syncs for strategy and performance review, weekly calls with fresh ideas, and regular check-ins/updates that keep work organized and transparent.

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   Report, benchmark, and refine strategy

   Obility then reports results through dashboards and recurring review meetings, tying performance back to pipeline and revenue and using those insights to decide what to scale next. Its site says reports benchmark campaigns against hundreds of B2B tech campaigns and tie results to pipeline/revenue, while reviews mention performance dashboards, monthly strategy meetings, and ongoing reporting used to refine strategy.