Data Visualization Software Marketing Turn “chart maker” searches into trials & published charts.

It's public, not a mystery quote. Google Ads management runs 10% of whatever you spend on ads, $600/month minimum, and 100% of your ad budget still goes to Google — we don't mark it up. SEO runs $50 per page, 10-page minimum. A custom site or landing-page build is one of eight one-time packages, $1,500 to $20,000+ (full list at /websites). No setup fee, month-to-month, and a scoped, priced proposal lands in your inbox within one business day.

If trials keep building one test chart and stalling, if buyers keep assuming you're either a toy or a warehouse-grade BI platform, or if your only real channel is Product Hunt launches and word of mouth, an agency earns its fee by fixing any one of those. We build the pages, run the ads and SEO, and write the onboarding email that gets a chart published — so your team stays on the product. If trials already convert well without help, don't add a vendor for the sake of it.

It owns the pages that show a real, published chart gallery instead of a feature list, the Google campaigns aimed at comms teams and developers actively comparing tools, the SEO that wins Datawrapper- and Flourish-adjacent searches, and the onboarding email that gets a signup to a finished chart or embed. One team, one pipeline, one number to judge it by.

Ask if they know the difference between your two buyers — a comms lead who wants speed and design, and a developer who wants a clean API — because a plan that treats them the same will underperform for both. Ask how they'd position you against a full BI suite without scaring off enterprise buyers or boring self-serve ones. Then check ownership: your site, ad accounts, and chart gallery should live in your name, not the agency's.

Google Ads usually produces the first trials within a few weeks, since intent on searches like “chart maker” is already high. Rankings for comparison and “alternatives to” terms take about 3–4 months to build, with organic leads following by month 6 to 8. Onboarding email starts lifting your trial-to-paid rate immediately, because it's working the trials you've already won, not waiting on rankings.

We run the whole system — site, Google Ads, SEO, AI search, and lifecycle email — under one roof, so a comms-team landing page and a developer-facing docs page are never built by two different vendors with two different opinions of your brand. Pricing is public, there's no long-term contract, no setup fee, and your site, ad accounts, and customer data are yours from day one.

The starting price for every service is already public on the pricing page, so there's nothing to negotiate to find out. What changes proposal to proposal is scope — how many landing pages your two buyer types need, and how competitive your comparison keywords already are. Tell us about your tool and a priced plan lands in your inbox within one business day.

Trials, published charts, and paying accounts — a session count on its own doesn't pay anyone's salary. Landing pages and CTAs are built around getting someone from a blank canvas to a finished chart, and every trial gets traced back to the campaign or article that produced it, so you know your real cost per paying account.

Yes — most companies in this category sell some mix of both, and the two buyers decide differently. For no-code chart and infographic tools we build the self-serve funnel: a live gallery, plain pricing, and onboarding that gets a first chart published fast. For embeddable libraries and APIs we go after developers with docs-adjacent SEO, GitHub- and comparison-shaped content, and a trial path built around a technical evaluation, not a sales call.

Yes. Your site, chart gallery, brand assets, ad accounts, and customer data all live in accounts your company controls. We're month-to-month with no long-term contract, so if you ever leave, everything simply stays exactly where it is.

Yes. Trials and demo requests can flow into HubSpot, Salesforce, or whatever CRM your team already runs, so a signup from a comms lead or a developer shows up in the same pipeline sales already works from — no manual exports.

Most data visualization product sites and landing pages, chart gallery included, go live in about 2 to 4 weeks. The pace mostly depends on how fast we get real sample charts, product screenshots, and your feedback — you'll have a clear timeline before we start.