Pricing for email
Three sizes of engagement, from the automated flows that recover money already spent to the full lifecycle programme. Every size carries the same written guarantee: open rates above 50% and click-through of 15% to 30%. Each size shows where its price starts, and yours is quoted after a free review of your list.
A monthly fee against revenue by flow, reported from your own sending platform.
Certified across the platforms we buy on. 150+ businesses, 7 years.
The email offer
Open rates above 50% and click-through between 15% and 30%, guaranteed in writing. Measured in your own sending platform, on the flows and campaigns we build and send.
Written into the contract before you pay.
Published prices from agencies that print them, checked on 3 October 2026. Every one is linked so you can read it where it was printed.
| Band | Monthly price | Where the figure comes from |
|---|---|---|
| Low | $300 to $500 | Newsletters only: WebFX from $300, LYFE Marketing at $500 for two a month |
| Typical | $1,000 to $3,000 | InboxArmy, for small to mid-sized businesses |
| High | $4,400 to $18,000 | The Email Marketers published rates |
| Mavix | From $750 a month, no setup fee | A monthly fee against revenue by flow, reported from your own sending platform. |
Specialists charge $1,000 to $5,000 to build one automated sequence. Here the build is inside the monthly fee.
Sources: InboxArmy email agency pricing, WebFX email marketing pricing, LYFE Marketing email plans, The Email Marketers agency pricing.
What you get
Each size shows where its price starts. The review decides which one fits, and your price is quoted against it in writing.
The automated emails that recover money already spent
From $750 a month
A business with a list it never mails, or a store with no abandoned cart flow, that wants the highest-return automations built and running.
Flows, campaigns and segmentation, run as one programme
From $1,500 a month
A business with an active list and repeat customers, where the list should be a channel with a revenue number rather than an occasional newsletter.
Open rates above 50% and click-through between 15% and 30%, guaranteed in writing.
Large lists, several brands, or a CRM in the loop
From $3,000 a month
Larger lists, multi-brand businesses and companies where email has to talk to the CRM and the sales team, with deliverability managed as a programme.
In every size
Naming what is not included is what makes the inclusions believable.
A clean list of a few thousand engaged customers is a different job from a hundred thousand addresses that have not been mailed in a year and need warming before anything else.
A service business needs enquiry follow-up and a welcome. An online store needs cart, browse, post-purchase and win-back. Each flow is built, written, tested and measured, and the count sets most of the price.
A flow triggered by what somebody bought needs the order data in the platform. Where the integration does not exist yet, building it is scoped first.
Flows run on their own once built. Campaigns need writing every month, and whether that happens here or in your team is the largest variable between Flows and Lifecycle.
After you say yes
What happens between the free review and your first monthly report, whether you are moving from another agency, an in-house team, or doing it yourself.
A person looks at the list, the platform, the flows that exist and the last few sends, and writes up what the list is not being asked to do and what the missing flows are worth.
SPF, DKIM and DMARC set up so the emails land, the list cleaned, and the current revenue from email recorded as the starting number.
The highest-return flows built first, written and tested on real behaviour, then switched on one at a time so each can be measured on its own.
The first campaign goes out to the cleaned list, and the first monthly report shows opens, clicks and revenue by flow from your own platform.
After day 30. From month two the campaign calendar runs, segmentation deepens as the data arrives, and the flows are tuned against what the first month showed. The monthly review with the founder continues throughout.
It is, if these three are true.
Not sure? The free review says so plainly, and points at the service that fits instead.
The other option
Every row is a difference in how the two are set up, not a claim about results. Some businesses are right to hire. This is how to tell.
| Factor | In-house | Mavix |
|---|---|---|
| Team | One or two hires covering everything | A dedicated account manager, specialists per channel, the founder on every monthly review |
| Expertise | Depends on who you can hire and keep | Search, paid ads and email run as one team, on accounts across many industries |
| Cost structure | Salary, benefits and tools, whether or not results arrive | A monthly fee against a written target, or per qualified lead on paid ads |
| Hiring | Weeks to months to recruit, plus the risk of a wrong hire | None. The free review comes first, and work starts once access is granted |
| Training | Yours to fund and keep current as the platforms change | Included. Certified on the platforms the work runs on |
| Tools | Licences bought and learned by you | The research, tracking and reporting tools are part of the engagement |
| Strategy | Set by whoever is available | Written into a scope after the review, with a target attached |
| Execution | Limited by one person's hours | Changes logged weekly, implemented directly where you give access |
| Reporting | Whatever the platform exports | A monthly report that opens with enquiries, not impressions |
| Account management | You manage the person | One named contact, and the founder in the monthly review |
| Scaling up or down | Another hire, or a redundancy | A scope change between sizes, month to month with thirty days notice |
| Ownership | Yours | Yours. Every account, page and file, including the day you leave |
Has this worked before
Every figure is read off the client's own account, with the screenshot beside it and the period stated. Open one for the full story.
Email marketing, single campaignEmail
53.3%open rate
Reviews
4.9 out of 5 from 22 published reviews
I have been in business long enough to know that every agency has a presentation about why they are different. That part doesn't interest me. What mattered to us was whether they understood our market and whether they would actually do the work after the meeting was over. So far, they've been practical, responsive and consistent. We discuss priorities, the team works on them, and we review what was done. I prefer that kind of relationship.
I am probably not the easiest person to build a landing page for because I change my mind constantly. First I wanted it minimal. Then more colour. Then less colour. Then I hated the headline. Then I wanted the old headline back. 😂 What I liked was that the team didn't get irritated or disappear every time I asked for another round of changes. We kept working through it until it finally felt like us.
My son said we needed SEO. I said fine, but I didn't want to hear about it every week. Mavix sorted the important stuff and kept it simple.
Photos are illustrative. Every quote is the client's own words.
Before you decide
It is where that size starts. A small list on one platform with the core flows pays the starting price or close to it. A larger list, more flows or a CRM in the loop move it up. Your price comes after the free list review, in writing, attached to a scope you can read. There is no setup fee: the build is inside the monthly fee.
Yours. The flows are built inside the platform you already pay for, so they are yours and they keep running if you leave. If the platform cannot do what the plan needs, that is said in the review rather than discovered later.
Revenue by flow and by campaign, from your own sending platform, with open rates treated as a symptom rather than a result. The target is agreed in writing before launch.
No. The guarantee is written for search engagements, where the baseline comes out of Search Console. Email is measured against revenue by flow, agreed as the target before launch, and the monthly report shows it.
Month to month, with thirty days notice. The flows need six weeks to build and a month of sends to judge, and that is advice rather than a clause.
Open rates above 50% and click-through between 15% and 30%, guaranteed in writing. It is measured in your own sending platform on the flows and campaigns we build and send, and it is written into the contract before you pay.
The first month carries the authentication, the list clean and the first flows, so it is heavier than the months after. Whether that appears as a higher first month or a separate setup line depends on the scope, and it is stated in the proposal either way.
People, here. Flows are written once and tested on real behaviour; campaigns on the Lifecycle and Full lifecycle sizes are written every month. You approve the voice and the offers, and nothing is sent that you have not seen.
They stay in your platform, in your account. Nothing is exported to another tool, nothing is added to any list of ours, and the flows keep running inside your account if you leave.
The review looks at what exists first. Flows that work are kept and measured, authentication is checked before anything is sent, and the current revenue from email is recorded as the baseline so the change can be judged honestly.
Revenue by flow and by campaign from your own platform, opens and clicks against the guaranteed figures, the sends that went out, and a review with the founder. Your account manager is the contact in between.
What happens if you say yes
Send the site and, where you are comfortable, access to the accounts. You get a written review and a price for the Lifecycle size or whichever fits, and you keep both whether you hire us or not.
No obligation, and no automated follow-up sequence.
Free review
A 50% increase in 90 days, or you get a refund plus $1,000. Yours to keep whether you hire us or not.
