Top Growth Marketing

• Pricing model: Custom monthly retainer for DTC/eCommerce marketing, with fees based on scope and ad spend. On its own site, Top Growth Marketing describes pricing as month-to-month and says standard scope typically includes strategy, creative, paid media management, Klaviyo email/SMS, analytics, attribution, and in some cases AI-assisted creative/AEO.
• Starting price: $2,000 / month
• Typical range: $2,000–$10,000 / month
• Billing: Monthly retainer; month-to-month; custom quote based on revenue tier, channel scope, store complexity, and ad spend.
• Contract terms: Month-to-month; no long-term contracts stated on the AI-first service page.
• Guarantee: First-month money-back guarantee stated on the AI-first service page.

Top Growth Marketing's main site says pricing is a monthly retainer based on scope and ad spend, but does not publish a dollar amount on the homepage. A separate service page on the company's own site publishes a fee range of $2,000 to $10,000 per month and says pricing is transparent and month-to-month; this is the strongest direct pricing evidence found. Third-party directories corroborate that engagements are custom and relatively substantial: Clutch lists a $5,000+ minimum project size and $150-$199/hr, while also summarizing reviewed client investments ranging from $5,000 to over $200,000; those directory figures are marketplace/profile data, not necessarily a standard package published by the agency itself.

Top Growth Marketing appears to begin by learning the client’s brand and auditing the existing marketing stack, then presents a roadmap before launching and iterating paid media, email/SMS, creative, and attribution work. Clients describe seamless onboarding, frequent email collaboration on copy and creative, weekly discussions, and recurring monthly reporting/strategy meetings.

1. 1

   Share brand context and goals

   Clients first provide brand guidelines and business goals so Top Growth Marketing can understand the brand’s tone, personality, needs, and target audiences. Review evidence says the team immersed itself in the client’s brand before building strategy and execution.

2. 2

   Audit the current growth stack

   Top Growth Marketing reviews the existing store and channel setup across paid media, email, attribution, and the customer journey to establish a baseline. On its site, the company says it audits the Meta/Google/TikTok/email/attribution stack before changing anything.

3. 3

   Approve a roadmap and channel plan

   After the audit, the agency creates a forward plan rather than jumping straight into execution. Its own process page describes a 90-day blueprint covering creative pipeline, Klaviyo predictive segments, attribution setup, and the first near-term win, while a Clutch review says they built an entire funnel across Facebook, Google, Klaviyo, and Shopify.

4. 4

   Build campaigns, funnels, and creative together

   Top Growth Marketing then sets up or refines the funnel and channel execution across ads, email, and creative production. Client reviews describe collaboration through online sheets and systems specifically for copy and creative, with ongoing discussion of new email campaigns.

5. 5

   Run weekly optimization and client communication

   Once live, the work is delivered as an active management program with frequent touchpoints rather than a one-time handoff. Reviews mention daily email contact and weekly meetings, while the company says it runs weekly experiments and ongoing testing across creative, bidding, and lifecycle marketing.

6. 6

   Report results and adjust scaling decisions

   The engagement includes recurring performance reviews and strategy adjustments based on attribution and revenue reporting. Clients mention monthly reports and strategy meetings, and the company says it uses live attribution/reporting tools and scales spend toward the highest-incremental channels and audiences.