Three programs, sized to your fleet. Two are priced on the card and the third is built around your operation.
Most flight school owners get a proposal with a number they cannot compare to anything. Here is what each program costs and what you get for it.
1-3 aircraft, owner-operated
$1,000 /mo
plus $500 onboarding, one time
A working web presence and a system that catches every lead.
Not included
Optional add-on
4-10 aircraft, the core program
$3,000 /mo
plus $1,500 onboarding, one time
The full panel. Custom site, ads, SEO, and an account manager who knows your school.
Everything in Ramp Up, upgraded:
10+ aircraft, large enterprise level flight academies
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Scoped to your operation
plus $2,000 onboarding, one time
Built around your locations, your fleet, and the team you already have.
Everything in Six Pack, plus:
Ad spend is always billed separately from the retainer, on every program that runs ads.
| What you get | Ramp Up $1,000 /mo | Six Pack $3,000 /mo | Enterprise Call us |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who it is for | Small schools, 1-3 aircraft | Medium schools, 4-10 aircraft | Large academies, 10+ aircraft |
| Onboarding (one time) | $500 | $1,500 | $2,000 |
| Website | Templated | Custom built | Custom built |
| Reporting | Monthly KPI report | Monthly KPI meeting | Monthly KPI meeting |
| Account manager | No | Yes | Yes |
| SEO and keywords | Not included | Monthly keyword cluster | Monthly keyword cluster |
| Content volume | 1 blog post a month | 5 to 6 pieces a month | 12 to 14 pieces a month |
| CRM | Access, automations, support | Access, support, tailored activities | Access, support, tailored activities |
| Ads management | $500/mo add-on | Included | Included |
| Design work | No | No | Yes |
| Media and video editing | No | No | Yes |
| Social media templates | No | No | Yes |
The ladder is additive. Each program keeps everything below it and adds the work listed here.
Three schools, named, with the numbers they actually produced.
Ramp Up is a starting point, not the program. It has no keyword strategy, and ads are a paid add-on rather than part of the work, which means it will not move a school that already runs four or more aircraft. If that is you and you pick it anyway, you spend a year waiting on results the program was never built to produce. We will say so on the call rather than sell it to you.
Two published prices and one custom tier. Ramp Up is $1,000 a month and covers a templated site, one blog post a month, and CRM access. Six Pack is $3,000 a month and adds a custom website, ads management, a monthly keyword cluster, and five to six content pieces. Enterprise is priced to your operation: twelve to fourteen content pieces plus design, video, and social production, scoped on a call.
The comparison table lists all eleven line items side by side. The short version: Ramp Up gets you a working site and lead capture, Six Pack adds the marketing engine, and Enterprise adds creative production.
No. At Six Pack and Enterprise we manage your ads, but the ad budget is billed by the platform and paid by you. That keeps your spend visible and under your control. At Ramp Up, ads management is not in the retainer: you can add it for $500 a month, and the ad budget is still separate.
Yes. Ramp Up is built to graduate into Six Pack, and most schools that start there move up inside a year. You can move up at any point in your term.
Ramp Up and Six Pack are fixed. You get what the card says at the price the card says, and there is nothing to negotiate between them. That is deliberate, because scoping every deal from scratch is how a program gets watered down until nobody can say what it was supposed to do. Enterprise is the exception, and only because it has to be: a school running ten aircraft across two locations and a school running thirty at one field need different work, so we set that scope with you on the call.
Six months minimum, and we plan on a twelve month cycle. The work compounds: the keyword clusters and content built in month three are what rank in month nine. A school that stops in month seven pays for the setup and misses the return.
Onboarding is a one-time fee, charged on top of the first month: $500 on Ramp Up, $1,500 on Six Pack, and $2,000 on Enterprise. It covers the business deep dive, account and tracking setup, and the weekly checkpoints through your first month. There is one published add-on, ads management at Ramp Up for $500 a month. Anything beyond that gets scoped on the call.
We are pilots who run a marketing shop, and we work with flight schools only. You are not explaining what a discovery flight is, why a checkride slips, or why your CFIs keep leaving for the airlines. The keyword research, the ad copy, and the content all start from someone who has sat in the seat you are sitting in.
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Bring your fleet size and your enrollment goal. We will tell you which of the three fits, and we will tell you if none of them do.
