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Pricing

Pricing that's quoted for your business, not copied from a rate card.

A generic price list assumes every client needs the same thing, which is precisely how packages end up either overpriced for what a small brand needs or underscoped for what a bigger one does. DashBond quotes each engagement after understanding what is actually being asked for.

Why we don't publish a rate card

A generic price list assumes every client needs the same thing. DashBond quotes each engagement after understanding what is actually being asked for: which services, which platforms, how much production, whether Arabic creative is part of the scope. That number goes on the invoice. Nothing gets marked up later because the brief changed after the fact.

What “scoped in writing” means

Once we have talked, the deliverables and the price go into a written scope before anything starts. If the brief changes mid-project, we stop, re-scope, and confirm the new number before continuing, rather than letting it drift onto the invoice.

Scope factors

What actually decides your price

Channels and platforms in scope

Google, Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, Snapchat — the mix depends on where your audience actually is, not a default bundle applied to every client.

Creator or production volume

How much influencer sourcing, UGC production, or photography is involved changes the scope significantly. Two brands asking for the same service can land on very different numbers.

Reporting cadence

Weekly reporting with a dedicated channel is a different commitment than a monthly summary. The cadence gets agreed upfront and goes into the scope.

Arabic-language creative

Bilingual campaigns require native Arabic production, not post-hoc translation. Where the audience calls for it, Arabic creative is scoped in explicitly.

How to get a real number

Send your current situation on WhatsApp or book the free audit. Within 48 hours you will have an honest read on what is working in your current marketing and what a scoped, tracked plan would cost for what you actually need — not a tier picked because it was the closest fit on a generic list.

When DashBond isn't the right call

If your site cannot handle the traffic yet, or you have no way to trace a sale back to a campaign, fix that first. We will say so in the free audit rather than take the budget anyway.

If you need a large team embedded in-house full time, that is also not what we do.

If your brief is not ready for a tracked, revenue-linked campaign, we will tell you that directly rather than run something that will not work.

Get an honest read first
FAQ

Pricing questions

How much does DashBond charge?
Pricing is scoped per client, not a fixed rate card, because the right number depends on which channels, how much production, and what reporting cadence a project actually needs. Start with the free audit and you will have a real number within 48 hours.
Is your pricing really fixed, or does it change once we sign?
The scope and price get confirmed in writing before anything starts. If the brief changes mid-project, we stop, re-scope, and confirm the new number before continuing, rather than letting it drift onto the invoice.
Is there a minimum contract length?
Confirm exact contract length and exit terms with the team directly. This is the kind of detail we would rather put in writing on a call than summarize here. Ask for it before you sign.
Do ad spend costs come on top of the scope?
Yes. Ad spend goes directly to the platforms. We never mark up media spend — you pay platforms directly or we invoice it at cost with zero margin.
Is there a minimum ad spend before this makes sense?
We do not publish a minimum spend figure. What matters more is whether your site and tracking can actually attribute a sale back to a campaign. The free audit will tell you if that is in place before you commit budget.