Revenue River

• Pricing model: Custom-quoted agency engagements, primarily project-based and hourly; third-party directories also indicate they work on retainer engagements. Public evidence points to a classic digital marketing / web development agency model rather than pay-per-lead or pay-per-appointment pricing.
• Starting price: $5,000+ project minimum
• Typical range: $150–$199 / hr
• Billing: Hourly and project-based are explicitly published by third-party profiles; at least one directory also labels the agency as offering retainer engagements.

I did not find a first-party pricing page or published package pricing on revenueriver.co; the domain currently redirects to Instrumental Group, and no dollar amounts were visible on the site itself. Concrete public pricing signals come from agency directories: Clutch lists Revenue River with a $5,000+ minimum project size and $150–$199/hr average hourly rate, while GoodFirms lists $100–$149/hr and DesignRush lists a minimal budget of $10,000–$25,000 with a $150/hr average. Those directory figures are estimates/listing data, not a first-party rate card published by the agency, so buyers should treat them as directional and expect a custom quote.

Revenue River engagements appear to start with strategic discovery work to define audiences and journeys, then move into execution by specialized teams for content, web, HubSpot/CRM, and paid media, coordinated by an account or campaign manager. Delivery is typically collaborative and recurring: clients describe weekly check-ins, staged deliverables, approvals/input requests, and ongoing KPI reporting and optimization once programs are live.

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   Define strategy and buyer journey

   Revenue River begins by building the inbound strategy with the client, including buyer personas, the buyer’s journey, and identification of internal subject-matter experts whose knowledge will feed the work. For web-focused projects, clients also describe early design-direction sessions to establish what they like, dislike, and how branding should be expressed.

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   Assign an account lead and organize the work

   An account manager or campaign manager becomes the main point of contact, coordinating specialists across functions such as PPC, HubSpot, content, design, automation, and web development. Reviews describe weekly meetings and use of project-management or collaboration tools, with the manager keeping clients informed about what is in the pipeline.

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   Collect client inputs and approvals

   Before buildout, Revenue River gathers source material, brand inputs, SME knowledge, and operational details needed to produce campaigns or assets. Third-party documentation of their client delivery shows they track items such as branding elements, URLs, send-from details, and whether campaigns have been approved, indicating a structured handoff/approval phase before launch work proceeds.

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   Build core assets and campaigns

   The team then produces the deliverables: blogs and SEO content, landing pages, website pages, HubSpot implementations, email campaigns, or video assets depending on scope. Client reviews specifically mention blog writing, keyword strategy, landing-page design, full site redesign from sketches through development, and page-by-page HubSpot buildout with SEO metadata.

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   Launch and activate channels

   Once foundational assets are in place, Revenue River activates distribution and supporting channels such as PPC, LinkedIn, Google Ads, email, CRM workflows, or video platforms. Evidence from reviews and partner listings shows the agency extending beyond content/web production into promotion, sales-marketing integration, and platform setup to get the work operating in-market.

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   Report performance in a standardized framework

   For retainer clients, Revenue River has used a formal reporting process that evolved from account-manager-prepared monthly reports into standardized dashboards. A third-party Databox write-up says they roll out reporting around Attract, Convert, and Close dashboards, giving clients always-updated access while preserving room for analysis and recommendations.

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   Refine based on results and ongoing requests

   After launch, Revenue River continues optimizing based on KPI review, account-manager feedback, and client requests. Third-party reporting on their process says they customize dashboard metrics per client without changing the overall framework, while reviews describe the agency as an ongoing partner that continues augmenting channels and responding to new needs over time.