B2B targeting that earns its CPC.
LinkedIn clicks are the most expensive in paid social — and still cheap when a closed deal is worth five figures. We run LinkedIn for pipeline, not impressions: job-title and company targeting, lead gen forms synced to your CRM, and cost per qualified opportunity as the KPI. If the math doesn't work for your deal size, we'll show you that before you spend.
Reach people by what they do for a living.
No other platform targets professional identity this precisely — over 1 billion members, targetable by title, seniority, company, and industry (LinkedIn). That precision is what you’re paying the premium for.
We model the math before you spend.
Deal economics first
Average contract value, close rate, sales-cycle length — modeled before launch. If your ACV can't carry LinkedIn's CPCs, we'll tell you to spend elsewhere.
Offers that match the funnel
Nobody buys enterprise software from a cold ad. We run guides, benchmarks, and demos matched to funnel stage — asks sized to the relationship.
Patience, priced in
B2B sales cycles run months. Reporting tracks pipeline created and influenced across that cycle — not just last-click form fills.
Reported beside everything
One live dashboard next to Google, Microsoft, and Meta. LinkedIn competes for budget on cost per qualified opportunity, not brand-awareness grades.
Built for five-figure deals.
LinkedIn earns its premium when deal size covers it: SaaS, professional services, recruiting, B2B with named target accounts. The narrower and more senior your buyer, the better the platform's targeting advantage compounds.
Candidly, it's the wrong channel for low-ticket local business — those budgets work harder on search or Meta. We'll run the numbers for your deal size in the audit and say so plainly.
- B2B SaaS & software
- Professional & financial services
- Recruiting & staffing
- Manufacturing & logistics
- Higher education & executive programs
- ABM with named account lists
B2B · PipelineLast 90 days// illustrative dashboard — sample data, not client results
Same published pricing as every ad channel.
LinkedIn Ads management runs on our standard structure: 20% of monthly ad spend with a $500 monthly minimum — reduced rates and flat-rate retainers for larger accounts. Your media budget goes to LinkedIn; our fee is itemized in the proposal. Open books on the most expensive clicks in paid social.
- No setup fees
- No long-term contracts
- CRM-synced lead forms
- Live reporting dashboard
Honest answers about an expensive channel.
CPCs, minimum budgets, lead quality — and when B2B money is better spent on search.
You're paying for professional targeting no other platform has — job title, seniority, company. Clicks routinely cost several times what Meta charges. The question isn't the CPC, it's the cost per qualified opportunity against your deal size. We model that math before you spend.
Two costs: your media budget, paid to LinkedIn, and our management fee — 20% of monthly ad spend with a $500 monthly minimum, stepping down at higher spend, with flat-rate retainers for larger accounts. No setup fees, no long-term contracts.
As a working rule: considered B2B purchases where a closed deal reaches five figures, or lifetime value does. Below that, LinkedIn's CPCs are hard to justify and the budget usually works harder on search or Meta. We run your actual numbers in the free audit rather than applying the rule blindly.
Different, not automatically better. LinkedIn leads match your targeting precisely — right title, right company — but they're earlier in intent. Meta produces more volume at lower cost with more variance. Which wins depends on your sales team and cycle; we report both against pipeline, not form fills.
Lead flow starts within the first weeks; qualified pipeline follows your sales cycle — often two to three months for mid-market B2B. We set that expectation at kickoff and report pipeline created and influenced across the full cycle, not just last-click conversions.
Let's talk about LinkedIn Ads.
Free audit, honest scope, published pricing. No obligation, no long-term contract.