Pricing
One price per hour … three levels of quality control … cost-effective asset-delivery to suit all budgets
The fees quoted are for a standard 20-page account-based marketing pdf aimed at C-Suite decision-makers, as part of a wider and long-running marketing & sales asset-series.
Noted: if you are located and doing business in the UK, you will be offered the option of paying in GBP. If you are located and doing business in Sweden, you will be offered the option of paying in SEK. If you are located and doing business in the rest of Europe, you will be offered the option of paying in EUR.
Normal 30-day payment terms for established clients will be invoiced once a task is completed. Contact us for more details.
Basic
per 20-page document (fees are orientative and depend on the quality of the copy and other factors)
EUR19
Level 1: Basic
spelling and grammar and a general focus on text only
Premium
per 20-page document (fees are orientative and depend on the quality of the copy and other factors)
EUR38
Level 2: Premium
includes everything in Level 1: Basic
plus flow & readability and related, such as additional copy-editing as per client requirements
Enterprise
per 20-page document (fees are orientative and depend on the quality of the copy and other factors)
EUR57
Level 3: Enterprise
includes everything in Level 1: Basic and Level 2: Premium
plus elements such as graphics & tables, navigation functionality in interactive pdfs and similar, and other internal & external hyper-links for clickability and relevance
Building a notable accuracy, readability and flow into Marketing & Sales assets and asset-series since 2013
We have been working on the Quality Control of Documentation since 2013.
You will often hear it called proofreading or content review, even today.
And so for many of those years, that’s what we called it too.
But it often slipped into editing copy – rewriting what an author had delivered as a finished product, when the quality of the original content wasn’t as good as it should have been.
Technology brings three new challenges to this part of the publishing process:
Generative AI and a wider automation frequently deliver convincing copy to those without domain knowledge of the content: it might even be 90 percent factually correct. But which 90 percent?
For many years, apps like Word have competently offered suggestions for corrections to complex language items. But after all this time, such apps are still not infallible – not to the extent that Marketing & Sales asset-development demands. And they cannot correct documents in other non-native file formats.
The increasing use of interactive content – PDFs, videos, and other – which uses internal links and navigation buttons to make more impactful assets will still require hands-on and often resiliently manual Quality Control procedures and process. Yet not all proofreading contemplates this – even now.
