Clarity
Clarity
Priced simply
The Brand Intelligence Dashboard beta is offered as a monthly engagement.
$750 per month
3-month minimum commitment
This structure allows sufficient time to establish a baseline, observe meaningful movement, and distinguish signal from noise.
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Because understanding emerges over time.
Brand intelligence depends on comparison — not snapshots.
A monthly structure allows the system to establish a baseline, observe movement, and interpret meaningful change.
Why is this a monthly engagement instead of a one-time fee?
PRICING
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Shorter engagements produce information.
This work produces understanding.
Three months allows patterns to surface, drift to be detected, and signal to be separated from noise. Anything less encourages premature conclusions.
Why is there a three-month minimum?
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Continuation is optional.
Some clients choose to remain engaged as the system evolves.
Others use the clarity gained to move forward independently.
The decision is yours.
What happens after the initial three months?
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The investment reflects early access to a system designed to influence far larger decisions.
For most clients, it represents a fraction of monthly brand or marketing spend — while informing how that spend is allocated.
Why is this priced at $750 per month?
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Analytics show activity.
This evaluates the system.
The value is not in the data itself, but in how signals are connected, interpreted, and contextualized over time.
How is this different from analytics or reporting tools?
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This engagement focuses on observation, evaluation, and interpretation.
Execution — branding, design, campaigns, or tactics — happens only after clarity exists and is not included in the beta.
Is this a branding or marketing service?
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All information shared during the engagement is treated as confidential and used solely for evaluation and interpretation within the Brand Intelligence Dashboard™.
We do not sell, share, license, or disclose client information to third parties.
Your data is never used for marketing, benchmarking, or external analysis.
Is this confidential?
