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Pricing
Managed CRO from $3,000/month. Self-serve platform from $249/month. Same engine, different amount of human attached.
We do CRO so you don't have to.
Prefer to drive yourself? The same Foundry platform is available self-serve.
14-day free trial of Starter
14-day free trial of Starter
*per domain
No Traps
Foundry is a self-serve platform with a service on top. That's why we can offer terms agencies built on senior labor cannot.
Cancel any time. We send a final report and your strategist hands off. No exit interview, no claw-back, no penalty.
Foundry installs Day 1, the audit ships Day 7, and the first experiments go live before most agencies finish onboarding. The platform does the setup work, so we don't bill for it.
Built the muscle in-house? Drop to Foundry Platform from $249/month and every experiment, page, and win comes with you. We'd rather stay useful than locked-in.
Common questions about Managed CRO, the Platform, and when to choose each.
Managed CRO includes a dedicated strategist from Foundry running experiments on your top pages, plus monthly creative refresh and written reports. Platform is the same underlying software (Foundry), but you drive it yourself. Same engine, different amount of human attached. Managed is $3,000/month. Platform Starter is $249/month.
A dedicated strategist (yours, not shared), continuous experiments running on your top pages weekly, monthly creative and copy refresh, written monthly performance reports, direct Slack or email access to your strategist, and full use of the Foundry platform. No separate platform fee.
No. Both Managed and Platform are month-to-month, billed monthly. Cancel anytime. We'd rather earn your renewal than trap you.
You can step down any time. Drop from Managed ($3,000) to Platform from $249/month and keep every experiment, page, and conversion win you've built. No penalty. We'd rather stay useful than locked-in.
Yes. The Foundry platform (normally $249-499/month) is included in the Managed service. Your strategist uses it to run experiments, generate variants, and handle traffic allocation. When you step down to self-serve, you keep that platform access.