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One monthly fee that covers performance, creative, build and counsel. We price it to your revenue target on the first call — out loud, with a number, before any contract exists. If the maths does not work for you, we will say so and point you somewhere cheaper.

Work in week one. Numbers by week four. We publish the check-in cadence in the contract, and a month with nothing to point at is treated as a failure — ours, not yours.

Every figure we report names its client and carries a receipt. The Gallery gets $5.20–$6 back per $1 of ads, every campaign. That is published, not claimed — and where a number is not measured yet, the page says pending rather than guessing.

Sometimes, elsewhere. Here it is a typist with perfect stamina: 1,250 auction listings written from photographs, 400+ hours returned to a real team, every listing checked by a person. The machine does volume; people do judgement.

Thirty days’ notice. You keep everything we made — files, accounts, ad history, the lot. If the work does not hold you, a clause should not have to.

The Poster Project started from an 811-follower base and reached 2.2M views in ninety days, 80% of it organic. The Gallery is a family business. Small means the founder is in the room and decisions happen the same day — we actively prefer it.

The people in the studio photograph. There is no account layer and no handoff to someone junior at signature. When you call, a person who touched your work answers — that is structural, not a promise.

Because we drifted from how agencies are supposed to run — the theatre, the bloat, the invented metrics — and kept only the craft. The name is the pitch; the site is the evidence.