Notion Template Marketing Agency Turn gallery searches into duplicates & repeat buyers.

We publish real numbers, not “contact us for pricing.” Google Ads management runs 10% of whatever you're spending on ads monthly, with a $600 minimum, and every dollar of that budget goes straight to Google — we don't mark it up. SEO work is priced at $50 per page, with a 10-page monthly floor. If you need a full site built, that's a one-time project — eight packages ranging $1,500 to $20,000+, laid out at /websites. There's no setup fee, no contract, you can leave any month, and if the first 30 days don't work out, you don't pay. Send us details on your template shop and a proposal with your actual numbers lands within a business day.

Depends where you're stuck. If your gallery listing gets views but no duplicates, if you've never run an ad because tracking a Notion sale feels impossible, or if buyers never hear about your next template after their first purchase, that's usually worth paying someone to fix, since it tends to pay for itself in the sales you're currently missing. If you're already selling steadily on your own, there's no reason to add us to the mix.

For a template shop specifically, it means building the preview-and-checkout page itself, running Google Ads around searches like “notion crm template” instead of generic terms, ranking the roundup and “best notion template for…” posts buyers read before they buy, and setting up the welcome and cross-sell emails so a first duplicate isn't the last one.

Ask what they optimize for — if the answer is traffic or preview opens instead of completed Gumroad or Lemon Squeezy sales, keep looking. Ask if they can name which keyword or ad produced a specific purchase. And ask who owns the site, the ad account, and the sales data when the engagement ends — it should always be you, not the agency.

Ads can put your template in front of buyers within days of launching, and early sales usually follow inside a few weeks. Rankings for “best notion template for…” search terms are slower — months to climb — then they keep paying off as more sites link to you. Email to past buyers starts working almost immediately, since that list already trusts you.

Most agencies that touch this space treat a template shop like any other e-commerce store — traffic in, hope for sales. We built this around the actual mechanic: a live preview, a Duplicate button, and a buyer who might come back for your next drop. Everything's month-to-month, pricing is posted, and your site, ad accounts, and sales data live in your accounts, not ours.

The starting price for every service is posted at /pricing — nothing hidden behind a sales call. What changes shop to shop is scope: how many templates you sell, what they're priced at, and where you're stuck. Share those details and you'll have exact numbers in a proposal within a business day.

Sales and repeat buyers, always. Traffic that never duplicates your template is worth nothing to your business, so we build the preview page and checkout to convert, then trace every sale back to the exact campaign or keyword that produced it — you'll know your real cost per sale, not just your click count.

Yes — most sellers we work with sell across more than one of those at once. Whether checkout happens on your own site, Gumroad, Lemon Squeezy, or inside the Notion Template Gallery itself, we point outside traffic — search, roundups, ads — at wherever the sale actually closes, and build the system around your real mix instead of picking one channel and ignoring the rest.

Yes. Your site, your ad accounts, your customer list, your analytics — all of it sits in accounts under your name, not ours. We work month-to-month, so if you ever want to stop, everything simply stays exactly where it already lives.

Yes. Whatever you're already using to take payment — Gumroad, Lemon Squeezy, Stripe, or checkout through the Notion Template Gallery itself — we build tracking around it rather than asking you to switch platforms, so a sale traces cleanly back to the ad or search that produced it.

Around 2 to 4 weeks for most template shop storefronts. What speeds it up or slows it down is mostly you — how quickly we get your template screenshots, your live preview links, and a round of feedback back to us. You'll know the timeline going in.