Three ways in.
One of them is the door.
Audit, Sprint, Advisory — the same three shapes across all six studios. Every relationship starts with an audit, and the audit stands on its own.
Low commitment. Real findings either way.
One to two weeks. We review what you have, and you leave with a ranked roadmap — whether or not you keep working with us.
Kickoff call · day 1
You tell us what’s frustrating you and what you’ve already tried. We agree which studio the audit sits in.
Access and review · days 2–7
Read-only access to the accounts and tools involved. We work in the background — no workshops to staff.
Findings drafted · days 8–10
3–5 opportunities, each with the estimated impact, the effort, and the number it should move.
Read-out · end of week 2
We walk you through it and say what we’d do first. Then it’s yours — hire us for the sprint, or run it in-house.
Opportunity map, ranked
Baseline metrics captured
90-day sequenced roadmap
Yours to keep, either wayFixed scope. Fixed fee. One number to beat.
Three to eight weeks building the top item from your audit. Scope is written against an outcome, so there’s no ambiguity about what success looked like.
Scope locked
One deliverable, one number, one date — written down before anyone starts building.
Build in the open
Weekly working sessions with real output, not status updates. You see it as it happens.
Handover and training
Documentation, named owners, and a session with your team so it survives without us.
Measured against baseline
We come back with the before-and-after. If it didn’t move, we say so.
An extension of your team. Cancel any time.
Monthly, rolling. For when the work is live and needs to keep improving as models, channels, and your team change.
A standing monthly review
Same people every month. No re-explaining your business to a new account manager.
Tuning against the baseline
The number from the sprint stays the scoreboard. Every month reports against it.
First call when something breaks
Platform change, algorithm shift, a campaign going sideways — you have someone who already knows the setup.
Access to the other five studios
Questions that cross disciplines go to the same team, not a new statement of work.
Why the model looks like this
Start small. No long-term lock-in.
If an audit is all you ever buy, that’s a legitimate outcome. Retainers should be earned.
Every deliverable ties to a number.
Written before the work starts, reported after. Including when it didn’t move.
AI drafts. Your team decides.
A documented human review gate on every workflow we build, in every studio.
One team, six disciplines.
Cross-discipline questions don’t become a new vendor search. Same people, wider brief.
When we’re not the right call.
Naming this on the page saves everyone a discovery call.
Can we skip the audit and go straight to sprint?
Not usually. The audit is what tells us the scope is right — skipping it means guessing at what to build, which is exactly the risk a fixed-fee sprint is meant to remove.
What does an audit cost?
Pricing depends on the studio and scope. We’ll give you a fixed number on the kickoff call before anything starts.
Can an audit cover more than one studio?
Yes, when the problem clearly spans disciplines. If it touches, say, positioning and paid media, we’ll scope a combined audit rather than two separate ones.
Who actually does the work — and will we meet them?
The same senior team stays on throughout. You’re not handed off to a different account team once the deal is signed.
What happens to everything you built if we leave?
It’s yours. Documentation, access, and named owners are handed over at the end of every sprint, whether or not you continue into advisory.