CDP Software Marketing Agency Turn “segment alternatives” searches into trials & demos.

It's public and it doesn't change because you're a CDP. Google Ads management costs 10% of whatever you spend on ads monthly, with a $600 floor — every dollar of your budget still goes straight to Google, nothing skimmed off the top. SEO work is priced at $50 per page with a 10-page minimum. A one-time website or landing-page build falls into one of eight packages between $1,500 and $20,000+ (see /websites for the full list). There's no setup charge, no lock-in contract, and you'll have a proposal with exact numbers in your inbox inside one business day.

Depends where the leak actually is. Rising CAC across three buyer roles, trials that never get past a single connected source, or a pipeline still dependent on conference booths and founder networking are all worth what an agency costs to fix. We handle the landing pages, the paid and organic acquisition, and the onboarding email that gets a source connected and a segment activated — freeing your team to work on the product itself. If trials are converting fine on their own already, spend the budget somewhere else.

It's the outside team responsible for everything between an anonymous visitor and an activated account: the comparison pages that win a “segment alternatives” shortlist, the Google and LinkedIn campaigns reaching marketing, data, and privacy stakeholders separately, and the onboarding sequence that pushes a connected source through to a live segment. Run by one group instead of scattered across three vendors, so the CAC number you're looking at is one you can trust.

Find out whether they're built around this buyer or just repackaging generic SaaS playbook tactics. Do they even know that a CDP evaluation usually involves a marketing lead, a data engineer poking at connectors and warehouse fit, and a privacy or security reviewer reading your PII-handling docs? Can they show a signup traced through to CAC, not just a traffic report? And who legally owns your site, ad accounts, and customer data once you sign — it should be you, in writing, not them.

Trial signups from paid campaigns typically show up within a handful of weeks of launch. Organic rankings move slower — 3 to 4 months before “segment alternatives” and comparison pages start climbing, with a steadier lead flow arriving by month 6 to 8. Onboarding email is the one lever that pays off immediately, because it's working trials you've already won rather than waiting on new traffic to arrive.

One team runs your site build, ad accounts, SEO, AI visibility, and onboarding email, so a stalled identity-resolution trial doesn't fall into the gap between three different vendors pointing fingers at each other. We're paid to be judged on activated accounts, not click volume. Pricing is posted publicly, there's no annual contract, no setup charge, and your accounts and customer data stay registered to your company from the start.

Every service has a real starting number listed on our pricing page, no call required to see it. What actually varies from one proposal to the next is scope — how many source-connector and comparison pages your product needs, how many buyer roles your funnel has to reach, and how heavy the privacy-review side of your sales cycle is. Send us the details on your platform and a fully priced plan follows within a business day.

Trials, demos, and signed accounts — traffic by itself doesn't unify anyone's customer data. We build landing pages and CTAs around getting a source connected, then trace every trial back to the campaign, keyword, or article that produced it, so you can see your real CAC and which channel actually turns into revenue.

Yes, and most CDP companies actually run some blend of the two. On the self-serve side, we build landing pages around connecting a single source fast and email that pushes a trial toward its first live segment. On the enterprise side, the campaigns and content shift toward data and privacy leaders, because that sale runs through a security and compliance review before anyone signs. We build the plan around whichever motion — or mix — your platform actually sells on.

Yes. Most CDP evaluations are decided inside the proof-of-concept itself — a buyer connects real sources, waits to see whether the identity graph actually merges cleanly, and either pushes a segment downstream or quietly stops replying. Onboarding and lifecycle email are built specifically to carry that first connection through to a live, working activation, since an evaluator who goes quiet mid-PoC has usually already picked a competitor, not just paused.

Yes. Your site, ad accounts, analytics, and customer data all live in accounts you control, not ours. We're month-to-month — leave whenever you want, and everything simply stays put.

Yes. Whatever CRM your sales team already lives in, HubSpot or Salesforce, is where your trials, demos, and pipeline land, tagged with the campaign that produced them — so attribution holds together from the first ad click to an activated, paying account.

Most CDP product sites and landing pages launch in about 2 to 4 weeks. What sets the pace is how quickly we get your unified-profile screenshots, product story, and feedback back to us — you'll have a real timeline before any design work starts.