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The 11pm post
The work of showing up moves off your evening.
Propel
Managed marketing for Utah small businesses.
Propel is a managed marketing system for Utah small businesses: strategy, content, and publishing, starting at $500 a month.
In their words
From the owners.
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What it fixes
The part that slows you down.
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One-off bursts
A calendar, not a panic, so the shop stays visible between jobs.
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Content with nowhere to go
Distribution is part of the system, not an afterthought.
How it works
Three steps. Then you’re moving.
Plan
What to say, and where it should show up.
Make
On-brand content, on a rhythm.
Publish
Scheduling, posting, and a look at what moved.
Packages
The lights stay on after you’ve gone home.
Three ways to keep moving. Choose the managed marketing rhythm that matches your brand’s ambition, then let your presence build momentum.
01 / Marketing
Propel Run.
$500/mo
3 managed platforms
- 50 statics / month
- 5 videos / month
- strategy + campaign planning
- content calendar
- scheduling + publishing
- performance reporting
02 / Marketing
Most Popular
Propel Scale.
$750/mo
4 managed platforms
- 100 statics / month
- 10 videos / month
- everything in Run
- Assembly Engagement Agent
- comment + engagement monitoring
- discounted Capture add-on
- same performance reporting
03 / Marketing
Propel Authority.
$1,000/mo
6 managed platforms
- 150 statics / month
- 15 videos / month
- everything in Scale
- Capture included every 90 days
- same performance reporting
80% less
Propel
KGL $500/mo vs $2,500/mo
Utah full-service marketing agency
See what else you keep
Delta Build$1,000/mo
Competitor prices are their own published prices as of Oct 2026.
What does Propel include?
A plan for what to say, on-brand content on a rhythm, and scheduling and publishing. Run is $500 a month for 3 platforms, 50 images, and 5 videos.
How much does managed marketing cost?
Propel starts at $500 a month. Scale is $750 a month. Authority is $1,000 a month.
Do I still have to post at night?
No. The point of Propel is that showing up is not your evening job.
Do you promise a number of new customers?
No. We talk about the work itself: the plan, the content, and the publishing. We do not invent results.
