There is no single number, because a founder running one brand and an agency running twelve are not buying the same thing. Here is exactly what drives the price, so you can work out roughly where you land before you talk to anyone.
These describe the shape of a setup, not a fixed package. The quote follows the dimensions below.
One brand, a small team
A founder or a two-to-three person marketing team running social, some paid, and a first set of customer journeys.
Several brands or a full channel mix
A growth team running paid across multiple networks, a real contact base, and more than one person in the tool.
Agencies and multi-brand operators
A portfolio of brands run by one team, where isolation, roles and reporting matter as much as the marketing itself.
We do not publish a price because these vary too much between customers to mean anything on a page. We can publish what they are.
How many isolated brand workspaces you need. This is usually the biggest single factor.
How many social accounts, ad accounts and messaging channels are connected.
Which of the seven agents you switch on. You are not billed for agents you leave off.
How many contacts live in the CRM and can be messaged or scored.
How many people need access, and at what role.
How much content and imagery the agents generate each month.
Every action recorded, including the ones an agent took.
Permissions set individually, on every plan.
Separated data per brand — it is how the platform is built, not a tier.
The consent platform in the tracking library, including Global Privacy Control support.
English, French and Spanish.
In-product ticketing with tracked status on every plan.
Because the six dimensions above vary enough between customers that a published number would be wrong for most people reading it. Rather than post a price and qualify it away in the small print, we list what actually drives the cost and quote against your setup.
No. Agents are enabled one at a time and a new workspace starts with all of them off. Active agents are one of the pricing dimensions, so the ones you leave off do not count.
Brands are the largest single factor. Each brand is an isolated workspace with its own data, branding, currency and team, and the quote scales with how many you run — not with how many seats you have per brand.
Yes. Nommos connects to your existing ad and social accounts. You keep ownership of them, you keep your spend relationship with each network, and your media budget is separate from what you pay us.
Your ad accounts, social accounts and website remain yours — Nommos connects to them rather than owning them. Contact data can be exported. Historical performance data that only exists inside Nommos is worth discussing before you commit, and we would rather do that up front.
Talk to us. This depends on the shape of the setup and is part of the quote rather than a fixed rule.
How many brands, which channels, roughly how many contacts. That is usually enough for a number.
