Pick the smallest scopethat moves the business forward.
Every engagement starts with diagnosis, then follows one of four scopes: get clarity, fix the foundation, run growth, or hand off the operating rhythm.
From a first lookto running the whole system.
Each scope builds on the one before it, and runs more of the operating system than the last. Pick the point that matches the business today; the Diagnostic confirms it.
- Need clarity
Diagnostic
Best when You want the operating view first and may handle implementation yourself.
Free light scanor a $500-$1,500 deep diagnostic, credited toward setup within 30 daysManaged 10%- System diagnosis
- Priority action path
- Recommended next scope
- Fix the basics
Foundation
Best when The business is wasting time because the workflow is manual or disconnected.
Where most start$1,500-$3,500per month, plus $1,500-$5,000 setupManaged 45%- Website and conversion fixes
- Listings and review workflow
- CRM and lead tracking baseline
- Run the rhythm
Managed Growth
Best when You need ongoing growth work, not another disconnected vendor.
$4,000-$8,000per month, plus $3,000-$10,000 setup; ad spend separateManaged 75%- SEO and landing pages
- Paid campaigns and retargeting
- Email, SMS, reactivation, referrals
- Hand off operations
Full Ops
Best when Your team needs one accountable operating partner while you keep approvals.
Customoften starts around $7,500-$10,000 per monthManaged 96%- Weekly strategy cadence
- Deeper automation and integrations
- SOPs, training, and coordination
Do the useful next thing, then decide again with evidence.
HYPR/D packages are not a pressure ladder. Diagnose first, fix what is weak, operate what holds, and expand only when the system can catch more demand.
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Start with the Diagnostic
When you cannot yet name what to fix first. You leave with the order of actions, not a longer menu.
- 02
Build the Foundation
When the basics are still manual or disconnected. Build the operating base before sending more demand into it.
- 03
Run growth, or hand it off
When the system already holds. HYPR/D runs Managed Growth or Full Ops while you keep the approvals.
Clear scope. Clear ownership.No black box.
The same commitments hold at every scope, whether HYPR/D maps the system or operates all of it.
- 01
You keep ownership
Accounts, assets, customer lists, analytics, creative, and data stay yours.
- 02
Costs stay visible
Ad spend, premium tools, large SMS or call volume, and media production are scoped separately when needed.
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No magic promises
HYPR/D improves systems and measurement. It does not guarantee revenue, rankings, leads, or platform behavior.
Short answers about starting point, cost, ownership, and contracts.
Where should we start?
Start with the Diagnostic unless the business already has a fresh, trusted operating view. The diagnostic decides whether the next useful scope is Foundation, Managed Growth, or Full Ops.
Is ad spend included?
Usually no. Ad spend is separate unless a written agreement includes it.
Are software costs included?
Some core tools may be included. Premium software, large email/SMS volume, call tracking volume, AI receptionist volume, or industry-specific tools may be billed separately.
Who owns the accounts and data?
You do. HYPR/D works inside approved access, documents meaningful changes, and does not use ownership of accounts, assets, or data to pressure the business. Ownership terms are clear before work starts.
Do packages guarantee revenue, rankings, or recommendations?
No. Packages define the level of diagnosis, repair, automation, campaign, and reporting support. HYPR/D improves the system and measurement without guaranteeing platform behavior or business outcomes.
What contract term should we expect?
Most HYPR/D engagements begin with a setup period and an initial 90-day term, then continue monthly unless a larger scope requires a different agreement.