Month-to-month. No long-term lock-in.
Here’s exactly how it works:
The Contract
We use a one-page credit card authorization form that gives us permission to charge your card monthly. That’s it—no 40-page legal document.
Cancellation Policy
We ask for 30 days’ notice before canceling.
Why 30 days? We work a month ahead on content creation, approvals, and scheduling. The 30-day notice ensures we’re not creating content for a client who’s already decided to leave, and it gives you a clean off-ramp without wasting anyone’s time or money.
No Long-Term Commitment
You’re not locked in for 6 months, 12 months, or any minimum term. If it’s not working, you can leave. We’d rather earn your business every month than trap you in a contract.
Why we do it this way
Frankly, if we’re not delivering value, you shouldn’t be forced to stay. And if we are delivering value, you won’t want to leave. Long-term contracts protect agencies, not clients.
That said, marketing takes time to work (see our answer about 90-day expectations). If you’re the type who needs to see immediate ROI in 30 days or you’ll bail, we’re probably not the right fit. But if you’re committed to building a sustainable system and want the flexibility to leave if we’re not holding up our end, this structure works well.