Pricing questions
Clear answers before you choose.
What do I pay for a website plus marketing?
A normal Targeted website is $2,500 and Jobe is $449/month. The first checkout is $2,949, then $449/month. Website hosting and ongoing care are included with Jobe. If you already have a website, up to 50 useful migration pages are included. Larger content sites receive a recommended 50-page mix and a Bring it all price before checkout.
Do I have to copy my existing website myself?
No. For a paid Targeted website rebuild, Jobe can bring over useful pages, words, photos, services, contact details, links, and existing URL structure. Your current website stays live while the replacement is built privately. You can choose from six design directions. Larger sites are counted from sitemap data, and you can keep the included 50-page plan, adjust the blog or podcast mix, or choose Bring it all. Ecommerce, member systems, custom software, and other application-like work go to Targeted review.
How much social and Google content can Jobe handle?
Up to 12 business updates or content ideas each month. When one update fits Facebook, Instagram, and Google, Jobe can adapt it for those places instead of making you start over.
Do I pay once for all my businesses?
No. Each business has its own Jobe plan because connected accounts, monthly allowance, reviews, customer lists, website work, approvals, and billing remain separate. Additional businesses are not automatically discounted.
Are paid ads included?
No. Ad spend is separate, and Jobe does not spend or change an advertising budget as part of this plan.
Can Jobe help email my customers?
Yes, when customers have agreed to receive email from your business. Jobe can help manage contacts, signup forms, drafts, scheduling, sending, and unsubscribes through Targeted Email. You do not need to learn a separate email-marketing platform.
Will Jobe sound like my business?
Jobe can use your past Facebook and Instagram writing as a guide. It does not copy old posts word for word. Your edits also help Jobe understand how you want future writing to sound.