There is no public rate card here, because a wholesale price only makes sense against a defined scope. What is fixed is the model: you keep the margin between what you pay us and what you charge.
You describe the client, the market and the outcome you sold or want to sell. We quote the production work required for that scope.
We never see, set or comment on what your client pays. Your positioning, your packaging, your margin.
Publishing wholesale numbers would undercut the agencies that resell our work. Rates are shared privately once the scope is clear.
Number of pages, drafts, technical items, schema work and assets in the monthly cycle is the single biggest driver.
Each additional market or language adds research, local sources and separate measurement, so it is quoted separately.
Specification-only work costs less than work where we implement, test and verify inside the client's stack.
A one-off pilot deliverable, a monthly retainer and a multi-client portfolio are priced differently because the operating load differs.
Because any number without a scope is misleading, and because a published wholesale rate would let your client price-check the work you resell. We quote privately against a brief.
No. You pay the wholesale price for the work. Whatever you charge on top is yours, and we do not ask about it.
No. Bring us one brief, pay for that single deliverable, and decide afterwards whether a monthly cycle makes sense.
Yes. The contracting entity is Centro Publicidad Electrónica España, S.L., in Spain, and it invoices your agency directly in a currency and cycle agreed in advance.
No. We do not sell to your client, we do not contact your client, and we do not accept a direct engagement with a client brought to us by a partner agency.
Low-commitment first step
One client, one scope, one deliverable you can review before anything recurring is agreed. Then decide.
White label from the first email. We never contact your clients.