OpenMoves

• Pricing model: Hybrid offering: (1) custom-quoted digital marketing agency engagements that appear to be billed as monthly retainer and/or project-based work, and (2) a separate SaaS email marketing product (OpenMoves OM3) sold on subscription tiers with optional full-service add-ons.
• Starting price: $25 / month
• Typical range: $25-$350 / month
• Billing: OM3 is billed monthly by subscription tier; OpenMoves' agency services are custom-quoted, with third-party directories indicating hourly-rate and minimum-project-size bands rather than fixed packages.
• Free trial: OM3 free trial for 30 days is stated on OpenMoves' site.

OpenMoves publishes clear product/pricing signals for its OM3 email platform, but I did not find public fixed pricing for its core agency services on openmoves.com; those appear to be custom quote engagements. Reputable third-party directories consistently report agency pricing indicators of a $5,000+ minimum project size and roughly $100-$149/hr average hourly rate (Clutch), with DesignRush showing $125/hr and a $1,000-$10,000 minimal budget; these are directory-reported marketplace bands, not necessarily figures published by OpenMoves itself. For OM3, TrustRadius and G2 show subscription tiers from $25/month to $350/month, while OpenMoves' own site confirms a 30-day free trial and describes the service structure, though the live page snippet did not expose the dollar amounts directly.

An OpenMoves engagement appears to start with an audit/review of the client’s current marketing and business context, then move into goal-setting and account/site restructuring, followed by hands-on execution with ongoing meetings, reporting, and optimization. Customers consistently describe OpenMoves as highly communicative, transparent, and hands-on, with regular review calls and continual testing rather than a one-time setup.

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   Start with an audit and business deep dive

   OpenMoves typically begins by reviewing the client’s existing accounts or site and digging into the business, market, and competition. Reviewers specifically mention SEM/SEO audits, free audits that informed proposals, and discovery of the client’s strategy, business model, and budget before work begins.

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   Set goals, measurement, and success criteria

   After the initial review, OpenMoves aligns on business goals and how performance will be measured. Its own process pages describe benchmarking current performance and setting goals/measurement tools, while reviewers say clients are asked to share KPIs and sometimes grant CRM access so optimization can be tied to lead quality and MQLs.

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   Rebuild or restructure campaigns and foundations

   Once the strategy is defined, OpenMoves often restructures the marketing setup rather than merely tweaking it. Customers describe Google Ads accounts being rebuilt and restructured, targeting refined, and accounts organized across locations; Clutch reviewers also describe technical SEO fixes, tagging improvements, and coordinated channel setup.

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   Develop channel tactics, content, and creative

   OpenMoves then executes across the relevant channels—such as PPC, paid social, SEO, email, and social—using specialists for each area. Evidence shows work including keyword research, competitor analysis, bidding and audience strategy, content/topic recommendations, creative asset development, and backlink/content planning depending on the engagement.

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   Run collaboratively with regular check-ins and approvals

   Delivery is hands-on and collaborative rather than opaque. Reviewers describe weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly calls depending on account size, plus email, Zoom, and phone communication; some note OpenMoves works directly with clients, keeps them informed with agendas and updates, and adjusts staffing or approach quickly when needed.

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   Report results and continuously optimize

   After launch, OpenMoves provides ongoing reporting and keeps optimizing based on performance. Customers mention regular update reports, aligned client dashboards or reporting tools, quick optimizations, testing within budget, and continual refinement of ads, targeting, SEO, and broader strategy over the life of the engagement.