Ignite™
Validate one funnel or channel
- Comprehensive growth audit
- 3-month optimization sprint
- Meta & Google Ads management
- Weekly performance reports
- Dedicated account manager
KITELY / STRATEGY & EXECUTION
Growth Marketing Services and Pricing
Choose the scope that fits your current constraint—not a promised uplift. Kitely’s existing Ignite, Velocity and Dominance packages describe different levels of growth work. Your assessment should turn that starting point into a written proposal with clear deliverables and responsibilities.
Which package fits your team? What does the agency fee cover, and what needs a separate budget? This page explains the existing package structure and the inputs needed for a quote for Saudi Arabia or Egypt. No fixed SAR or EGP prices are published here.
Existing packages: what is listed?
Velocity™
Coordinate multi-channel experiments
- Everything in Ignite
- Multi-channel optimization
- Advanced attribution modeling
- Custom funnel engineering
- Bi-weekly strategy sessions
- A/B testing framework
- Competitive analysis
Dominance™
Coordinate a broader growth program
- Everything in Velocity
- Dedicated growth team
- Custom integrations
- Real-time optimization
- Monthly board-level reports
- Predictive analytics
- Priority support
Deliverables, quantities and feasibility are confirmed in a written proposal. Agency fees, paid-media spend and third-party charges are separate. No outcome is guaranteed.
Compare workstreams, not guaranteed outcomes
Ignite focuses on validating one funnel or channel; Velocity expands into coordinated multi-channel experiments; Dominance supports a broader growth program. The package lists below reflect Kitely’s existing offer. Names do not establish market leadership or a guaranteed performance increase. Confirm the actual quantities, channels, cadence and implementation responsibilities in the proposal.
Ignite: a focused starting scope
Use the growth audit to define the priority within the existing three-month optimization sprint. Meta and Google Ads management, weekly reporting and an account manager form the listed scope. Clarify the selected campaign work and available creative before treating the package as a full production service.
Velocity: coordinated experimentation
The existing scope adds multi-channel optimization, attribution modeling, custom funnel engineering, strategy sessions every two weeks, an A/B testing framework and competitor analysis. Confirm the chosen channels, what funnel engineering means for your website and whether data supports the proposed tests.
Dominance: wider coordination
The existing list adds a dedicated growth team, custom integrations, real-time optimization, management reporting, predictive analytics and priority support. Agree team allocation, data readiness, review expectations and each integration’s feasibility. Predictive work depends on usable data; it is not a promise of accurate future revenue.
Separate the agency fee from the operating budget
An agency fee pays for the agreed professional work. Paid-media spend funds distribution on advertising platforms and should be a separate budget line. A proposal should state who controls the accounts, who pays each supplier and which approvals govern changes. The package name alone does not tell you the total cost of running the program.
Agency services
Document strategy, campaign management, reporting, creative and website responsibilities individually. Ask for deliverable quantities and review rounds where relevant. Do not infer unlimited production, always-on staffing or unrestricted technical support from a package label.
Media spend
Agree the advertising budget independently of agency fees, along with approval responsibilities and how changes are handled. Do not treat a management fee as money automatically available for Google, Meta, LinkedIn or TikTok distribution.
Third-party and production costs
Identify software subscriptions, hosting, usage-based AI charges, talent, filming, stock assets and outside development when relevant. These are not assumed included without an explicit agreement. Clarify billing currency, payment terms and any applicable charges in the written quote; this page is not tax advice.
What influences a Saudi or Egypt quote?
Scope depends on the number of workstreams and markets, language versions, campaign complexity, creative demand, website changes and reporting needs. Access gaps, CRM dependencies and client approval capacity can change the work required. Quote inputs should explain the effort rather than imply one market has a universal price.
Market and language coverage
Specify Saudi Arabia, Egypt or both, your actual service coverage and whether Arabic and English assets are needed. Include who verifies product information and approves localized wording. Separate a single-market test from a multi-market operating program.
Technical and creative readiness
List existing account access, landing pages, tracking, source material and sales processes. Flag missing creative, a planned website rebuild or a required integration. State which tasks your team will complete and which you want assessed for agency delivery.
Reporting and decision ownership
Name the commercial decision-maker and the people supplying lead-quality or order data. Agree the review cadence and the definitions used to judge the work. Forecasts or target ranges should not be read as contractual guarantees.
What is not automatically included?
Paid-media spend, full website redevelopment, legal review, software licenses, new field research, on-site filming and custom CRM projects are not implied by a package name. Some production or integration work may be scoped into an engagement, but the proposal must name it. Agree out-of-scope change handling before work starts; do not rely on an informal assumption that everything growth-related is included.
Prepare an assessment that can produce a useful proposal
Share the website, offer, target markets, current activity, priority problem, available assets and implementation owners. Indicate your intended agency-services budget separately from media spend if you have those allocations. You can also state that budget is undecided. Use a high-level brief: the contact form is not a place for passwords, financial records or customer exports.
From assessment to a clear scope
- 01
Identify the growth constraint and market coverage
- 02
Select a starting package and clarify deliverables
- 03
Separate services, media and third-party costs
- 04
Agree the written scope and review process
Questions before you start
Does Kitely publish fixed Saudi or Egypt prices?
This page does not publish fixed SAR or EGP prices. Request an assessment to define scope, exclusions, billing currency and commercial terms. Do not substitute an assumed figure for a written quote.
Are all channels included in every package?
No. Ignite lists Meta and Google management; broader packages add multi-channel work, subject to a defined channel plan. Creative, landing pages and implementation quantities must still be agreed.
Does a higher package guarantee stronger results?
No. More scope is not proof of better business outcomes. Choose according to the constraint, evidence and delivery capacity. No package guarantees ROI, acquisition cost, rankings or lead volume.
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Share your website, market, offer and main constraint through the existing assessment form. Do not send passwords or confidential customer data. Start with a relevant scope, not a promised result.
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