Want to hand your webinars to an agency? First question: how much does it cost.

The honest answer: it depends on what you hand over.

Not a price, a scope

An agency can just advise you. Or take care of everything, all the way to the sale.

The more you delegate, the higher the bill. Makes sense.

The more you delegate, the more it costs
Strategy
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Production
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Full funnel
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All the way to the sale

Advice alone costs little. Add live production, then the full funnel (ads, pages, emails). At the very top, the agency that drives everything through to the sale.

The three ways to bill

Agencies don't all bill the same way. Three models keep coming up.

Flat fee
A fixed price for a turnkey webinar.
For a one-off launch.
Subscription
A monthly amount, ongoing production.
For a series of webinars.
Performance-based
A share tied to the sales generated.
When the agency owns the outcome.

The flat fee reassures you: you know what you're paying upfront. Performance pricing aligns the agency with your sales. The subscription serves production at scale.

Compare it to the cost of doing it yourself

An agency has a price. Doing it in-house does too, in hours and skills.

We broke down the budget of an in-house webinar here: how much a webinar costs. And to decide between the two: in-house or agency.

Think in returns, not in invoices

An agency isn't judged on its price. It's judged on what it brings you.

A webinar that generates 50 000 € in sales easily justifies its budget. The real question is the return: calculate the ROI. And before you sign, look at the results: how to choose an agency.

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