The plans cover the month-to-month work. This page is everything around them — what you can add, what a project costs, and the deal in plain language.
$750/mo
12 posts a month across two channels — six each — with captions and simple graphics. You pick the two: Facebook, Instagram, or X. The month's calendar is approved by you before anything goes out.
Additional channel $250/mo — six more posts on a third
Not included Replying to comments and messages, paid social advertising, video production.
$750/mo per platformsecond platform $500/mo · above $5,000/mo ad spend on a platform, 15% of spend instead
Campaign setup, landing pages, call tracking, and ongoing management — on Google Search, Google Local Services Ads, or Meta (Facebook and Instagram together, one platform). $750 one-time setup per platform. Ad spend is paid by you directly to the platform — it never passes through Little Servant. Local Services Ads run only after Google’s verification — a certificate of insurance and a background check, which takes one to four weeks.
Available on any plan — Foundation, Growth, or Partner.
Why you need a plan first. Plenty of agencies will run your ads without touching your website. That’s how people end up paying for clicks that land on a page that was never going to convert them — and the agency gets paid either way. I won’t do that. If the landing page is what’s losing the lead and I can’t fix it, you’re paying for traffic I can’t do anything with. Ads can’t outperform the page they land on, so I need to own both — and work on the pages your ads point at is part of the ads fee, whichever plan you’re on.
Every project includes two rounds of revisions. Additional rounds are quoted before they start.
Quoted by scopemonthly plan clients receive a reduced price; how much depends on scope
Custom design built mobile-first, written copy, quote and contact forms, optimization of photos you provide, search setup — titles, descriptions, structured data, sitemap — Google Business Profile setup, analytics and Search Console, domain and SSL, and thirty days of post-launch corrections.
Not included: Logo and brand identity, professional photography, online stores, stock photography, paid fonts.
Quoted by scope
$2,000
Color palette with values and usage rules · typography for web and print · your existing logo redrawn to clean vector · logo variations (horizontal, stacked, icon, one-color, reversed) · favicon and social profile images · business card · letterhead or invoice header · email signature · brand guidelines document · complete file package.
Not included: A new logo concept, printing costs, trademark search or filing.
$900
Three initial directions · refinement of the one you choose · final files for web, print, signage and embroidery · color, one-color and reversed versions · a basic usage sheet.
From $750three documents, then $250 each
Estimate and quote templates, invoice templates, job completion and sign-off cards, quality checklists, customer onboarding packets, proposal templates.
Not included: Contracts, agreements, warranties, waivers, or any document with legal effect — those belong with an attorney.
Quoted
Estimators, calculators, trackers, and internal applications — purpose-built for how your business actually works.
Quoted by scope
Automating a process, wiring a tool into what you already use, building something custom, or training your team. Scoped and quoted before anything starts.
Sites I build can stay with me after launch on Site Care: hosting, DNS and Cloudflare oversight, uptime and SSL watched, domain and form checks, backups with version recovery, and small business-info updates when your details change. It keeps the site online and lightly maintained — the monthly report and the marketing work are what the plans above add. Larger changes are quoted first, and Site Care itself is quoted when we plan your build.
The Service Agreement is the binding document. It arrives by email for e-signature before anything is billed, and I'd rather you read it than skim it.