Price bands are on the page.

Because a published price can be compared, and most agencies would rather the first conversation happen before the number does. The cost of that opacity falls on both sides. Firms spend weeks in conversations that were never going to land, and buyers cannot assemble a shortlist without contacting every agency. At least one UK agency listing now uses availability of pricing information as an inclusion criterion. We would rather be eligible and honest than mysterious.

Yes. We do not run a model where the people who pitched hand the work to a junior team you never met. The band is the fee for the work described on that service page. If the scope changes, the band changes, and we tell you before doing the extra work. There is no senior team at the pitch and a junior on the account. Ask any other agency which model you are buying, because the monthly figure rarely reveals it.

Start a conversation. If the site cannot be quoted, we will usually point at readiness or website development before a monthly visibility programme. If the partnership is stuck after a tool demonstration, we will point at governance before operations. Fit is personal, and we will say when we are not the right firm. That refusal is cheaper than a proposal for work we would not stand behind.