Talk to a strategist, not a sales funnel.
Call 888-810-0708, email hello@actuatemedia.com, or use the form below. Either way you reach the in-house team — and a reply lands within two business days.
Let Actuate Media be your competitive advantage.
Tell us about your business and your goals. We'll send back a free, no-obligation proposal — usually within two business days.
Everything to gain, nothing to lose.
The four promises attached to every engagement — in writing, before you spend a dollar.
100% Transparency
Clear reporting, live dashboards, and open accounts. You see every dollar — where it went, what it returned, what we changed and why.
No Long-Term Contracts
We earn the renewal every month. Stay because the work is working, not because a contract says you have to.
No Setup Fees
No onboarding fees, no hidden costs, no surprises buried in the SOW. Your budget goes to media, not paperwork.
Published Pricing
Ad management at 20% of spend — or a flat-rate retainer. You see the math before you sign.
Three offices, one phone number.
888-810-0708 reaches all three. Prefer email? hello@actuatemedia.com goes to the team, not a ticket queue.
What happens after you contact us.
The short version: a conversation, then a plan — free, and with no obligation attached to either.
Ask us anything A strategist reviews what you sent — your goals, your site, your market — and replies within two business days with next steps. Usually that’s a short call, followed by a free, no-obligation proposal.
No. Our offices are in Seattle, Tampa, and Orlando, but we manage campaigns for clients nationwide. Everything runs through live dashboards and scheduled reviews, so distance has never been the limiting factor.
No — before or after. The proposal is free, and every engagement is month-to-month with no setup fees. We earn the renewal every month; that only works if you’re free to leave.
Your website URL, what you’re trying to grow, and roughly what you’re spending now if anything. That’s enough for us to come back with something concrete instead of a generic pitch.