Open your second branch,
and run it from day one.
The site receives, social brings people to it, and visibility catches the ones already searching for you. All three get built in the same window, so the repeated work comes out of the price. Build your combination below and watch the number assemble itself.
- 1,954set-up, standard combination
- 1,233a month after that
- 4stages, each working on its own
- 2launch pages, free
Why all three, and what each one does
The site receives
A campaign sends people somewhere. Without a site it sends them to a social page you cannot build accounts, payments or owned data on. The site is the ground the branch stands on.
Social brings them
A site on its own waits to be found. Campaigns reach people who do not know you yet, and every enquiry arrives tagged with where it came from.
And visibility catches the ones already searching
People are typing your service into Google today. They are the closest to buying because the intent is theirs, and without visibility they go to someone else.
And you do not pay it in one go
Four stages. Each hands you something that works on its own, and if you stop there what was built is yours and keeps running.
The largest single payment: 1,597 JD · then 1,233 monthly, in advance
And these come with it
The honest flaw: You pay the first three stages before you see a campaign running, and the first source-tagged enquiry realistically arrives a month and a half to two months after signing. That is why a week-by-week schedule comes with the proposal, rather than a promised date.
And how the number is built
Why together rather than one at a time
The three feed each other: visibility needs pages, pages get built once, and campaigns land on them. Built in the same window, the repeated work comes out of the price rather than out of the quality.
And the difference is not a discount
Buying the three together rather than separately is 576 JD less once and 60 JD less monthly, and every dinar of it has a line saying where it came from. A discount without a reason says the first price was inflated.
And you do not pay it in one go
Four stages, each handing you a product that works on its own. Stop after any of them and what was built is yours and keeps running.
Questions that come before signing
Why not just take the site first and see?
You can, and for many businesses that is the right call. The difference is that a site alone waits: it gets built and then sits there until someone finds it. The bundle builds it and sends people to it from the first month. If your budget today covers the site only, take the site and add the rest when there is a traffic source to work with.
What if I already have a site?
Then this bundle does not fit as it stands, because the reduced visibility foundation (1,000 instead of 1,500) applies only to a site built here in the same window. An existing site needs auditing and repairs, and that is real work priced on what it turns out to be. We would talk about it separately.
Is the ad budget inside the number?
No, and that is deliberate. The ad budget is paid from your card on your own ad account, with a written cap you can see. I do not run ad money through my account and invoice it back with a margin. The floor changes with the social tier you pick, and the calculator shows it.
When do I see the first result?
The first thing you see with your own eyes comes at launch: a live site and a finished visibility foundation with a written report. The first source-tagged enquiry realistically arrives a month and a half to two months after signing. That is why a week-by-week schedule comes with the proposal rather than a promised date. And I do not promise a Google position, a number of patients, or visitor counts.
What if I start and it turns out to be too much?
The four stages are designed for exactly that: each is a product that works on its own. Stop after stage two and you have a complete live site on your domain. Stop after stage three and you have a visibility foundation. What was built is never taken back.
Do you work with my competitor?
No. I do not work with two businesses competing for the same customer. Whoever comes first takes the field.