How much does social media management cost with LevelUp Digital?
Four tiers from $2,700/mo for 3 posts a week to $10,000/mo for weekly video on 5 channels.
Social media management at LevelUp Digital has four published tiers: $2,700, $3,600, $5,000 and $10,000 a month. The price is driven by how many posts go out, how much video is included, and how many channels you want covered.
The rate card
- L1, $2,700 per month: 3 static posts per week, up to 2 channels.
- L2, $3,600 per month: 4 static posts per week plus 2 short form videos per month, up to 3 channels.
- L3, $5,000 per month: 5 static posts per week plus 3 short form videos per month, up to 4 channels.
- L4, $10,000 per month: a short form video every week, up to 5 channels.
Where the money actually goes
Not to scheduling. Scheduling is the cheap part. The cost is creative: writing, design, editing and the approval loop. That is why the jump from L3 at $5,000 to L4 at $10,000 is so large. Weekly original video is a production commitment, not a posting commitment.
Video beyond the counts included in your tier is quoted separately. A commercial shoot is not part of any social tier and never has been. If you want that, we will scope it as its own project and tell you honestly what it costs.
Choosing a tier without overbuying
Two channels done well beats five done thinly, every time. Most B2B companies should start at L1 or L2 on the two channels where their buyers actually are, usually LinkedIn plus one more. Do not buy L3 because the channel list looks impressive. Buy it when you have proof the first two channels are producing something worth scaling. Our view on cadence is in how often you should post on social media.
What is not in the price
Paid social advertising is separate. Boosting posts or running Meta and LinkedIn campaigns falls under advertising management at 10% of ad spend with a $1,500 per month minimum, plus the ad spend itself. Organic management and paid management are different work and are priced differently. See the social media service page and the full rate card.
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