Hubber Pocket · From $997 per month
The digital foundation your business should already have.
Paid media, website, Google Business Profile and social presence, coordinated around a single goal: the right customer finding your company and taking the next step.
For operating businesses with a defined offer One strategic review a month, on what changed and what comes next
What it is
Not a cheap agency. The essentials working together.
Most companies do not have a sophisticated marketing problem. They have a website that does not convert, an abandoned Google profile, social accounts with no consistency and ads nobody connects to anything. Each piece with a different vendor, none of them talking to the others.
Pocket brings those pieces under one coordination. It is not the marketing department inside your company, which is Build, and it is not an ongoing operation tied to pipeline, which is Agency. It is the foundation, done properly, so the business gets found and generates opportunity.
- It fits an operating business with a defined offer and someone who answers the lead.
- It fits a local or service business with a fragmented or missing digital foundation.
- It fits an owner who wants coordinated execution without contracting a whole operation.
- It does not fit anyone who cannot fund media separately from the monthly fee.
What it solves
Be found, look credible, get the inquiry.
Four things, measured every month. Not one promise more.
Be found
Show up when someone searches for what your company does, in search and on the map.
Look credible
A coherent site and profiles, so the business does not lose the sale the moment the customer checks.
Create a path
A consistent route from the ad or the search to the inquiry, with no dead ends.
Align execution
One strategic review a month: what happened, what changes and what comes next.
How it works
Audit, set up, execute, review.
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Start
Step 1: Audit and access
Before touching anything, we look at what already exists: website, Google profile, social, ad accounts and whatever is running. A lot of it does not need to be rebuilt, it needs to be fixed and connected.
- Audit of the current digital foundation
- Collecting and organizing access
- What stays, what gets fixed, what gets rebuilt
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Setup
Step 2: Priorities and plan
The order matters more than the quantity. First what blocks conversion, then what increases reach. Out of this comes the plan for what goes live and in what sequence.
- Priority setup
- A launch plan, in the order that makes a difference
- Agreement on what success is, with a number
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Every month
Step 3: Coordinated execution
Media, website, Google profile and social handled by the same coordination, toward the same goal. That is what separates Pocket from hiring four vendors who never speak to each other.
- Paid media management
- Website maintenance within the agreed scope
- An active Google Business Profile
- Consistent social presence
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Monthly
Step 4: Strategic review
One conversation a month, with performance on the table and next month's decisions made right there. It is not a report being sent: it is when we decide what changes.
- Performance for the period
- What worked and what goes
- Decisions for the month ahead
Scope
What the fee covers and what it does not.
An open scope is the beginning of every relationship that sours. Here both sides are written down.
Included
The coordination and the execution.
- Paid media management
- Website, within the scope agreed in the contract
- Google Business Profile
- Social presence
- One strategic review a month
Contracted separately
What is not a Hubber service.
- Ad spend, paid directly to the platforms
- Third party tools and software
- Special production, such as filming and photo shoots
- Work outside the agreed scope
Number of channels, website size, posting volume, minimum ad spend, term and revision policy are settled in the diagnostic and recorded in the contract. Until they are settled, we do not put a number here.
Investment
From $997 per month.
That is the service fee: coordination and execution of the four fronts, plus the strategic review. Ad spend, third party tools and special production are contracted separately.
Setup fee, minimum term and scope limits are defined in the diagnostic, before any contract.
Questions
What people ask before signing up.
Is $997 the monthly fee?
It is the starting point for the service fee. The final number depends on the scope settled in the diagnostic: number of channels, website size and production volume. A setup fee and a minimum term, where they apply, are shown before the contract, never after.
Is ad spend included?
No. Ad spend is paid by you directly to the platforms, and the accounts stay in your name. The fee covers managing that media, not the amount invested in it. Minimum and maximum spend go into the scope.
What kind of website is included?
The website scope is defined in the contract: number of pages, hosting and what counts as ongoing maintenance. It can be a new site within an agreed limit or maintenance of what already exists. We do not promise a complete website without saying what complete means.
How many channels and how many posts?
Also contract scope, and it depends on what the diagnostic shows will make a difference in your case. Spreading across five networks usually returns less than doing two properly. The decision comes out of the initial audit, not out of a pre-made package.
Who owns the accounts and the assets?
You do. Ad accounts, Google profile, social, website and domain stay in your company's name, with your admin access. If the relationship with Hubber ends, none of it leaves with us.
What happens in the monthly review?
A conversation with the month's performance on the table: what happened, what worked, what goes and what comes in next month. Decisions are made right there. It is not a report sent for you to read alone.
Does Pocket become Agency or Build later?
Once the foundation is working and the constraint becomes execution volume or internal structure, yes. The natural path is Pocket, Agency and Build, in that order, but nobody has to go through all three. The diagnostic tells you which one your company is in right now.
The decision
You do not need more vendors. You need the essentials together.
Fill out the diagnostic. If Pocket solves it, Nicolas says so. If your case is something else, he says that too.