Custom plans for teams that wantdirect support and real rollout help.
We are not running a public self-serve pricing model in the current phase. Scope, onboarding, support, and commercial terms are tailored per customer so the setup fits the actual operating model from day one.
How plans work right now
No public price list. No generic bundles. Every customer starts from a scoped pilot.
Your commercial setup is scoped around your real operating model.
Instead of forcing every team into the same package, we shape the first rollout around your brands, markets, workflows, publishing setup, and support needs. That keeps the early phase high-touch, fast to implement, and materially useful.
Visibility scope
Markets, search surfaces, competitor lanes, and signal depth are defined around your actual setup.
Workflow scope
Creator, optimizer, briefs, handoffs, and review logic are shaped to your team, not a generic template.
Delivery model
Pilot rollout, operating cadence, and success checkpoints are aligned before any long-term rollout.
Support layer
Every early customer gets direct support and hands-on iteration with the Targos team.
Included for every customer
Personal support is standard
- Direct onboarding with the Targos team
- Guided pilot instead of self-serve setup
- Hands-on help with workflow design and rollout
- Fast feedback loops during the early-access phase
How commercial setup works
Scoped first, priced second
We understand your brands, markets, workflows, publishing setup, and support expectations.
We define the first rollout: surfaces, markets, workflows, operators, and success criteria.
Pricing and package composition are set around that scope instead of a fixed public plan table.
What stays true across accounts
High-touch rollout over self-serve scale
We deliberately keep the first cohort small so we can support each rollout directly, shape the right package, and make sure the product lands with strong operating quality before broad self-serve expansion.
Want to see whether Targos fits your workflow? Book a scoping call