What a conversion briefing costs in GEL

A briefing is quoted before we take a deposit. We do not publish a grid of monthly plans, because the work ends when the debrief is done (or when a seasonal pass is delivered). If the shop cannot be read — almost no orders, a checkout that changes every week, or files we are not allowed to see — we will not send a hopeful number.

What moves the fee

Catalog size is the first lever. A few dozen live products is a different drawing from several hundred SKUs with size and colour variants. Checkout mix is the second: card, bank transfer, and cash on delivery each leave a different trail. A Kutaisi debrief is included in the Conversion Path Review floor; extra sitting time, extra people beyond three, or a second language in the written reading are billed in the quote.

Travel outside Kutaisi, if you want us in the room with a warehouse team, is quoted separately and is not a hidden line on the briefing itself.

Deposit and what you pay for

Forty percent holds the start date. The rest is due before the chart pack is sent. Printed copies of the pack, if you want them on the table in Chavchavadze Avenue, are included for the flagship review. Extra print runs are a materials cost, named in advance.

Hours spent waiting for an export, or for a test guest login that never arrives, are not billed as a surprise; we simply pause the calendar. If you cancel, the refund page sets out what can be returned.

What we do not charge as a briefing

We do not sell a subscription to a report that refreshes itself. We do not bill “seats.” Advertising spend, theme licences, and payment-gateway fees are paid by you to those providers.

Ask for a quote with the shop address, a rough SKU count, and the weeks you care about.