Single Grain

• Pricing model: Custom monthly retainer / revenue-marketing engagement. Public evidence on Single Grain’s own site says engagements start at a monthly retainer, and directory profiles indicate they also take project-based work with custom scoping rather than fixed packages.
• Starting price: $15,000 / month
• Typical range: $15,000+ / month
• Billing: Monthly retainer; custom quote. Clutch review data also suggests some engagements are scoped as projects, with client investments ranging from $10,000 to $100,000 depending on scope.
• Contract terms: No annual contract required is stated on Single Grain’s site; no specific minimum term was found.
• Free trial: No free trial for the agency service found. Single Grain’s site mentions a 15-minute fit check and a custom growth audit before purchase; separate product offers on the site mention a 14-day trial for ClickFlow, but that is not the agency service.
• Guarantee: They state engagements are structured to deliver 3x+ ROI and say they will decline deals if they cannot model a clear path to that outcome; this is an ROI claim/screening standard, not a clear refund or performance guarantee.

The strongest direct pricing evidence is on Single Grain-owned landing pages stating: 'Revenue Marketing engagements start at $15K/month.' That is the only concrete purchasable agency price I found published by the company itself. Third-party directories corroborate that Single Grain is custom-priced and generally operates above a $10,000 minimum engagement size: Clutch shows a $10,000+ minimum project size and says reviewed client investments ranged from $10,000 to $100,000, while DesignRush, HeroAgencies, and MobileAppDaily list minimum budgets around $10,000+ and one directory lists an estimated $100-$149/hr band; those directory figures are marketplace/profile data, not an official price card published by Single Grain.

Single Grain appears to run engagements as a hands-on, execution-first agency: they diagnose channel and funnel issues, start work in the client’s accounts early, and then manage ongoing content or campaign delivery through regular communication, weekly meetings, and iterative optimization. Review evidence suggests clients experience direct access to the practitioners doing the work, while Single Grain’s own site says month one combines audit work with live launches and a longer-term roadmap.

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   Diagnose goals and down-funnel targets

   At the start of the engagement, Single Grain works with the client to define what outcomes and lead types matter most, rather than jumping straight into generic execution. One reviewed client said Single Grain helped determine which lead would provide the best down-funnel performance before building campaigns.

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   Audit channels and identify quick wins

   Single Grain’s own site says onboarding begins with a strategy audit and quick wins, focused on finding revenue leaks across channels, funnel stages, and conversion points. The company says these fixes and tests start in month one while the broader plan is still being built.

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   Build the channel strategy and execution plan

   After the initial diagnosis, they translate findings into a tailored plan by choosing channels, segments, messaging, and tactics for the client’s situation. This is reflected both in review evidence about identifying cost-efficient audience segments and in case-study material describing deep competitive analysis, content planning, and testing of creative, targeting, and placements.

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   Launch work inside the client’s accounts

   Delivery appears to be practitioner-led and hands-on: clients report speaking directly with the people running campaigns, and Single Grain says it works inside the client’s tools, channels, and data as an extension of the team. Depending on scope, that execution can include creating ads, producing monthly content, deploying pages, or activating social and paid programs.

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   Run weekly communication and approvals

   Once work is underway, the engagement is managed through regular communication rhythms rather than a distant account-only layer. Clutch review text says clients used project management software for regular communication and had weekly meetings, and another reviewer said Single Grain was clear about schedules and consistently met deadlines.

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   Optimize continuously based on performance

   Single Grain then iterates on live work by refining targeting, creative, placements, content structure, and other execution details based on results. Reviews describe ongoing optimization of ads and targeting, while case-study material shows testing combinations, rotating fresh creative, and adjusting tactics after launch.

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   Report progress and extend the roadmap

   The engagement appears to continue as a recurring program where delivered work and performance are reviewed and then folded into the next phase of execution. Evidence for this comes from clients describing recurring monthly deliverables and measurable outcomes, alongside Single Grain’s statement that it builds a prioritized growth roadmap in parallel with active campaign work.