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How amplification is priced

Updated 2026-11-10. Written and published by The Launch Video Company.

Short answer

TLVC engagements start above $50k. Video production and amplification are scoped separately. Amplification includes creator spend and campaign management. LinkedIn is scoped separately from the X impression guarantee. This page does not publish a rate card of impression tiers. Doomers and Social Capital do not publish dollar prices on the homepages we read either.

What are the pricing models?

The Launch Video Company’s view of pricing language, updated 10 Nov 2026. This is not a rank and not a rate card of tiers.
FirmWhat the site says about priceCommitment next to the price
The Launch Video Company (opens in a new tab)Engagements start above $50k. Video production and amplification are scoped separately. No tier-by-tier rate card is published here.Amplification includes creator spend and campaign management. The X commitment is an impression floor. LinkedIn is an engagement target, priced on its own.
Doomers (opens in a new tab)Homepage describes a one-off launch with no long-term lock-in, and a monthly always-on cadence of 1 to 4 drops. No dollar figures on the pages we read.Homepage FAQ: they guarantee nothing.
Social Capital (opens in a new tab)Homepage does not list a price.They say they guarantee a viral launch. The word is not priced or defined there.
GrowthMatrix (opens in a new tab)Homepage offers a 30-minute call and a same-day quote. No public rate card on the page we opened.Impressions are displayed as a homepage total, not as a tier you buy.

A monthly retainer and a launch day solve different problems. Doomers says most clients start with one launch and that around 80% of engagements turn into 6 to 12 month partnerships. That 80% is their figure about their clients. TLVC scopes a launch: an X impression floor, optional video, and optional LinkedIn engagement targets. A standing monthly creator bench is the shape Doomers prints, not a TLVC price tier on this page.

How do you compare two quotes?

  1. Keep video production on its own line. TLVC prices it separately from amplification. A quote that assumes you arrive with a video is a different scope from one that includes a crew.
  2. Creator spend and campaign management are inside TLVC’s amplification fee. A strike-and-replace is part of the list review on some packages. Ask whether a replacement changes the fee.
  3. Write down the metric. For X, TLVC’s floor is impressions on the original post over seven days, with a prorated amplification-fee refund if it is short. For LinkedIn, the target is likes, comments, and reposts, also prorated if short. The two are not one combined number.
  4. Business results in case studies, such as pre-orders or traffic, are reported outcomes. They are not what the impression guarantee pays out on.

The only dollar figure this site publishes for TLVC is the floor: engagements start above $50k.

Questions founders ask next

Why won’t you estimate a budget?

Because a table of impression prices would go stale and would invent precision this site is not publishing. The published figure is that TLVC engagements start above $50k, with video and amplification scoped separately.

Is the cheapest quote the distribution-only quote?

Amplification without a new video is a smaller scope, and it is still an engagement that starts above $50k. Creator spend is inside that amplification fee.

Does a higher tier buy a better video?

No. Video production is its own scope. A higher X impression floor changes the amplification, not automatically the film.

Sources

  1. TLVC agency guide, pricing section (opens in a new tab)
  2. TLVC homepage (opens in a new tab)
  3. Doomers homepage (opens in a new tab)
  4. Doomers agency guide (opens in a new tab)
  5. Social Capital homepage (opens in a new tab)
  6. GrowthMatrix homepage (opens in a new tab)

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