Done-for-you marketing for low-ticket digital offers

    Low-ticket marketing, with clear ownership from offer to ads.

    Know who is handling the offer, the pages, the creative and the campaigns. Work directly with Fran on the parts of your low-ticket customer journey that need building or improving.

    Quick Answer

    LTOads helps businesses build a low-ticket offer and funnel or manage acquisition for an existing offer. Meta ads management is $3,500 per month, plus 5% of only the portion of monthly ad spend above $70,000, with 20–40 ad creatives; ad spend is separate. A new funnel build, broader email work or additional integrations are scoped in the proposal. One team can work across the journey, but that does not make every possible deliverable part of one fixed management fee.

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    Start with the right job

    Building your first entry offer is different from improving acquisition for one that already sells. Choose the engagement around your starting point.

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    Connect the handoffs

    Make the ad promise, sales page, checkout, product access and buyer follow-up work as one journey, with an owner for each part.

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    Direct founder access

    Fran leads strategy and execution across the agreed scope. You have a direct line for questions, feedback and approvals.

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    Keep the economics visible

    Review order value, purchase cost and buyer quality together. More revenue is useful only when the costs and customer relationship support it.

    Need a new front end? Scope the build.

    You have a proven main offer and expertise, but no working low-ticket buying journey. We help shape the paid entry offer and build the agreed pages, checkout, creative and follow-up around it. You supply the specialist knowledge, existing assets and any teaching or recordings assigned to you. Product-production responsibilities and launch work are agreed before starting.

    Already making sales? Scope the acquisition work.

    For an existing low-ticket offer, we manage Meta campaigns and creative, review the purchase journey and identify what is limiting growth. The published management package includes 20–40 ad creatives per month. A substantial rebuild, ongoing email production or extra integrations are not automatically included just because they might help the wider business.

    Agree who owns each part before the work begins.

    A single team can reduce coordination, but a label such as 'full stack' is not a scope of work. The proposal should show what we will deliver, what your team must provide and how changes will be approved. If you already have a good copywriter, product team or funnel, we can assess the gap without replacing everything.

    Offer and product: who supplies expertise, writes material, approves claims and delivers the promised result?
    Pages and checkout: which pages, payment steps and integrations are included, and who maintains them?
    Creative and campaigns: which assets are produced, which recordings you supply and who approves spend decisions?
    Follow-up and reporting: which messages and measurements are included, and who handles the sales conversation?
    Handoff and support: which accounts you control, what remains editable and what support continues after launch?

    Separate the service fee from the budget that funds the test.

    Meta ads management is $3,500 per month, plus 5% of only the portion of monthly ad spend above $70,000, including 20–40 ad creatives. Your ad spend is separate and paid through your own account. Funnel builds and broader implementation are quoted for their agreed scope. Confirm any platform, production, setup and ongoing support costs in the proposal before comparing offers.

    A build quote is not automatically an ongoing management subscription.
    The management price is not a quote for unlimited funnel and email work.
    A testing budget must fit the offer, expected purchase cost and available cash.
    A launch schedule depends on product readiness, access, assets and approvals.

    Judge the experience against the work you actually need.

    Ryan Hurst of GMB Fitness describes work on positioning, the offer and the upsell structure. Brendan Meyers of MyCoach AI describes hands-on review across funnels, advertising, creative and copy. These client accounts show the kinds of work undertaken. They do not establish a universal performance result or mean that every historical task is included in today's management package.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Which part of your low-ticket marketing needs an owner?

    Show us what already works, what is missing and what your team can provide. We will discuss the appropriate service and scope.

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