Questions, answered.
The questions software teams ask us most, with short, straight answers.
Websites
- How much does a SaaS marketing website cost?
- Our complete SaaS marketing website costs $6,000, once. That covers the design and build, every page written, a short demo form, an AI assistant that answers from your pages, analytics, and the full source code. There is no hosting or maintenance fee afterwards.
- What does the $6,000 website include?
- Design and build, a homepage and a page for each use case, feature group, and integration, pricing and comparison pages, a short demo or trial form, an AI assistant that answers from your pages and docs, a lead sheet you keep, analytics and conversion tracking, and the full source code with hosting in your name.
- Do we need to keep the marketing site separate from the product?
- We recommend it. When the marketing site lives on its own, a new page or headline does not wait for a product release, and the site stays fast for visitors.
- Can we add pages after launch?
- Yes. Each new page, written and built, costs $270. Many teams add a comparison or integration page whenever a new one matters to sales.
- Do we own the website when it is done?
- Yes. The code, the hosting, the domain, and every account sit in your company’s name from the first day. If you ever want to work with someone else, everything goes with you.
- What do you need from us?
- A short call or a written brief, access to the product or a demo account so we can describe it accurately, and one person who approves what we write about it.
- Can you work with our existing brand?
- Yes. We build to your logo, colors, and type. If you need a logo first, we design one for $360.
SEO
- How much does SaaS SEO cost?
- Our SEO work is $675 a month, month to month. It starts once your website is live, because search sends people to pages, and those pages have to be ready to turn a visit into a demo.
- Which pages bring in demos from search?
- Usually the pages read by people who are choosing a tool: comparisons with named competitors, alternatives pages, use-case pages, and integration pages. Broad how-to articles bring visits, but far fewer of those readers are buying.
- How do you report results?
- Once a month, in plain words: the demo requests and trials that came from search, the pages that brought them in, and which of 25 buyer questions ChatGPT named you for.
- Can you write longer articles too?
- Yes. A long-form article of about 1,500 words is $1,350, written with your team and approved by them before it goes live.
Comparison pages
- Can we name competitors on our own website?
- Yes. We describe each competitor only from what it publishes itself, link to those pages, and say plainly which kind of team each tool suits. Your team approves every claim about your own product.
- Why compare against one competitor at a time?
- A roundup of ten tools gives the reader, and AI tools like ChatGPT that read it, ten names to choose from. A page that compares you with one competitor keeps the choice to two, and you set out the comparison. For buyers already leaving a competitor, we write an alternatives page that names a few options with yours first.
- Which competitors should we start with?
- The three your sales team hears about most on calls. We add more as new names come up in deals.
- How do you keep the pages accurate?
- Once a month we check each competitor’s pricing page and docs against what our page says, update anything that changed, and show the date of the last check on the page.
- What do comparison pages cost?
- They are part of our SaaS SEO work at $675 a month, month to month. A new website from us includes comparison pages at launch, as part of the $6,000 build.
ChatGPT and AI search
- What is AI search optimization?
- It is the work of getting your product named when buyers ask ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, or Google’s AI answers for a recommendation. You may also see it called GEO (generative engine optimization) or AEO (answer engine optimization). Most of it is careful SEO: clear pages, comparison pages, and listings on the sites these tools read.
- Which questions do you check each month?
- Twenty-five questions your buyers would ask, written with your sales team: shortlists for your category, alternatives to competitors you name, and questions about the problem your product solves. We ask them in a logged-out browser and record every brand named and every page cited.
- How soon can ChatGPT start naming us?
- Changes to your own site can show up as soon as ChatGPT next reads the page. Getting into someone else’s roundup takes longer, because its publisher decides when to update it. The monthly check shows where you stand each time.
- Do you work on review sites like G2 and Capterra?
- Yes. We set up or tidy your listings so they say the same things as your website, and we write a short email you can send customers to ask for a review.
- What does it cost?
- It is part of our SaaS SEO work at $675 a month, month to month.
Social media and LinkedIn
- What does social media and LinkedIn management cost?
- It is $1,900 a month, month to month. That covers three posts a week across your founder’s LinkedIn profile, your company page, X, and YouTube, plus a short monthly report.
- Who writes the founder’s posts?
- We draft them from a short monthly conversation, your product updates, and the questions customers ask. The founder reads and approves each one before it goes out.
- Do you run LinkedIn ads?
- No. We do not manage ad budgets. The work is the posts, the pages, and the newsletter, which keep paying back after you stop.
- Can you send a newsletter too?
- Yes. One newsletter a month to customers and trial users, written from your own updates, is $250 a month.
Prices
- Is there a contract for the monthly services?
- No. SEO, social media, outbound lead generation, and newsletters run month to month and stop whenever you like.
- What does the website audit include?
- A written review of your current site and a page plan with a fixed quote, for $675. If you commission a website within 90 days, the full fee is credited against it.
Website cost
- How much does a SaaS marketing website cost?
- Ours costs $6,000, once. Across US web design, WebFX puts typical costs at $1,000 to $30,000 or more in 2026, with larger businesses sometimes spending over $100,000. The price moves with how many pages there are, who writes them, how custom the design is, and what the site connects to.
- What is included in the $6,000?
- Design and build, every page written, a short demo or trial form, an AI assistant that answers from your pages and docs, a lead sheet you keep, analytics and conversion tracking, and the full source code with hosting in your company’s name.
- Are there monthly fees after launch?
- Not to us. The hosting account is in your company’s name, and SEO, social media, and outbound work are optional and month to month.
- What costs extra?
- Pages added after launch are $270 each, a logo is $360, and SEO is $675 a month if you want it. Every price is on our pricing page.
- Can we pay for a plan before committing to a website?
- Yes. A website audit and page plan with a fixed quote is $675, and the full fee is credited against a website you commission within 90 days.
Startups
- What should a seed-stage SaaS spend on marketing first?
- A website that says plainly who the product is for, what it does, and what it costs, with a short demo or trial form. Search, social media, and outbound emails all send people to that site, so it comes first.
- Can we start with only the website?
- Yes. The website is a fixed $6,000, and nothing monthly is required afterwards. SEO, social media, and outbound are there to add when you are ready, month to month.
- Can you work from our pitch deck?
- Yes. The deck, a short call, and access to the product or a demo account are enough for us to write every page. One person on your side approves what we write.
- Should the founder post on LinkedIn?
- Yes, if the founder can approve a few posts a week. We draft three posts a week across the founder’s profile and the company page for $1,900 a month, and the founder approves each one.
Website redesign
- Will a redesign lose our Google rankings?
- We keep the address of every page that brings in visits, and point every other old address to its closest new page, so search engines and bookmarks still land in the right place.
- How much does a SaaS website redesign cost?
- The same $6,000 as a new website, once. That covers the plan, the new design and build, every page rewritten, and the redirects from your old addresses.
- Do you start from our current website?
- Yes. We read every page and your search data first, keep what works, and rewrite what does not. A paid audit with a fixed quote is $675, credited against the redesign within 90 days.
- Who owns the new website?
- Your company. The code, the hosting, the domain, and every account are in your company’s name from the first day.
Lead generation
- What is SaaS lead generation?
- It is the work of finding companies that could buy your software and starting a conversation with them. Inbound brings buyers to you through search, ChatGPT, and your website. Outbound reaches them first, by cold email and LinkedIn.
- Should we start with outbound or inbound?
- Both need a website that explains the product, because outbound replies and search visitors land there first. Outbound can start conversations as soon as the first messages go out. Search pages take longer to rank and keep working after.
- What does lead generation cost with kashreyy?
- Outbound is $4,500 a month with no setup fee. SEO is $675 a month, and a website is $6,000, once. Each monthly service runs month to month.
- Do you run paid ads?
- No. We do not manage ad budgets. Our lead generation is outbound outreach, search, and the website that both send people to.
Outbound
- What does outbound lead generation include?
- A list of companies that match your best customers, the right people at each one, cold email and LinkedIn messages written for them, sending from separate domains, answering replies, and booking interested buyers onto your sales calendar. You get a short note every week with replies and meetings.
- How much does it cost?
- $4,500 a month, month to month, with no setup fee. The sending domains, inboxes, and contact data are included.
- Will cold email hurt our main domain?
- We send from separate domains that look like yours, set up and warmed before the first message, so your main domain and the email your customers rely on are left alone.
- Is cold email legal in the US?
- Yes, under the CAN-SPAM Act, as long as each message has accurate sender details, an honest subject line, identifies itself as an ad, includes a physical postal address, and tells people how to opt out. Every message we send does, and we honor every opt-out.
- How many meetings should we expect?
- It depends on your market, your price, and how many companies fit, so we do not promise a number. You see every reply and booked meeting each week, and the service stops whenever you like.
Social media marketing
- Which channels do you cover?
- Your founder’s LinkedIn profile, your company page, X, and YouTube. Each gets a version of the post written for how people use that channel.
- What does SaaS social media marketing cost?
- It is $1,900 a month, month to month. That covers three posts a week across those channels and a short monthly report.
- Who approves the posts?
- The founder, or one person you choose. We draft from your product updates and the questions customers ask, and nothing goes out without approval.
- Do you run social media ads?
- No. We do not manage ad budgets. The work is the posts themselves, which keep working after you stop.
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