VisualFizz

• Pricing model: Custom quote with a hybrid of project-based engagements and ongoing monthly retainers; the agency explicitly says it offers retainer-based models for ongoing services and project-based pricing for specific campaigns.
• Starting price: $5,000+ project minimum
• Typical range: $150-$199 / hr
• Billing: Project-based and monthly retainer; hourly pricing is also listed on third-party directories.
• Free trial: Free strategy call / consultation is offered on the contact page.

VisualFizz does not publish a self-serve price list or packages on its main site; pricing appears to be custom and quote-led. The strongest concrete figures come from third-party directories: Clutch lists a $5,000+ minimum project size and $150-$199/hr average hourly rate, while DesignRush lists a minimal budget of $1,000-$10,000 and $160/hr, and GoodFirms lists $100-$149/hr. Those directory figures are marketplace profile data/estimates rather than a first-party published rate card from VisualFizz itself. On VisualFizz's own site, the clearest pricing-model evidence is an FAQ stating they use retainer-based pricing for ongoing services and project-based pricing for specific campaigns, plus their contact form explicitly asks prospects for budget, reinforcing custom quoting.

VisualFizz engagements appear to start with a business and marketing review, then move into a custom strategy and plan, followed by coordinated execution across web, SEO, paid media, branding, or collateral. Delivery is collaborative and project-managed closely, with regular meetings, updates, reporting, and iterative refinements based on client feedback and performance data.

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   Review the business and current marketing

   VisualFizz begins by learning the client’s business, past marketing, goals, and existing issues. Clients describe full overviews of the business and goals, while VisualFizz’s own case studies and services pages show early-stage analysis such as SEO/backlink audits, audience definition, competitive research, and understanding business realities.

2. 2

   Define a custom strategy and recommendations

   After diagnosis, VisualFizz breaks down the problems, recommends what to focus on, and maps a tailored strategy rather than pushing a preset package. Evidence shows this can include SEO strategy, channel strategy for Google Ads and paid social, brand positioning, go-to-market recommendations, and functional requirements for web projects.

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   Plan the roadmap, resources, and deliverables

   Next, they turn strategy into a concrete plan: scoping work, setting expectations, assigning project managers and specialists, creating timelines, and identifying deliverables. On their site, VisualFizz describes planning and setup as roadmaps, asset creation, platform setup, and team coordination; case studies also show functional requirements documents, rollout phases, and prioritized asset lists.

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   Create and launch assets across channels

   VisualFizz then executes the work itself across the relevant channels—such as website cleanup or migration, landing pages, SEO updates, ad campaigns, branding systems, case studies, decks, brochures, and other collateral. Multiple sources show them handling both the creative and technical sides, often taking work from input through final deliverable.

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   Run collaboration through a hands-on PM cadence

   Delivery is managed through an active communication rhythm with a designated point person, regular meetings, and shared work tools. Clients specifically mention weekly or biweekly meetings, monthly SEO reports, bimonthly check-ins, and communication through Slack, email, Zoom, Trello, and monday.com, along with drafts or progress reviews for feedback.

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   Refine based on feedback and performance

   Once work is live or drafts are in hand, VisualFizz iterates rather than treating delivery as one-and-done. Clients say the team improves on their ideas, edits based on feedback, and stays flexible when tasks change; VisualFizz’s own materials describe ongoing monitoring, testing, campaign adjustments, and optimization of pages, audiences, keywords, bidding, and messaging.

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   Report results and expand the engagement

   The engagement is sustained through transparent progress reporting and future-oriented planning, often broadening into additional workstreams once trust is established. Evidence includes monthly SEO reports, detailed progress updates, meetings to review what changed and what comes next, and case studies where an initial project grew into broader ongoing marketing support.