Hours, hourly rate, agency fee. The same arithmetic we put in a contract — nothing hidden, no call needed.
We use it to send your estimate and to follow up. Nothing else, no newsletter.
Your programme
Your estimate
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per month
Ambassadors—
Hours per month—
Ambassador pay—
Agency fee—
Monthly total—
First month, with training—
Cost per door, per month—
Indicative, not a quote. Travel beyond a local radius, events and launch days are priced separately. Invoiced on hours actually worked — never on hours planned.
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What Option B gives you
One dedicated contact. Not a switchboard — the same person every week.
Field management on site. We run the floor, not just fill it.
Brand training, reinforced. Not once at the start — again, on the floor, as store teams change.
Coverage, scheduling and replacements, end to end. A sick ambassador is our problem, not yours.
The in-portal Sales Coach. She asks it the question a customer asked that no brief covered.
Zero staffing admin on your side. No contracts, no payroll, no 1099s.
For three points more than Option A, we take the floor off your desk entirely.
The Vérité portal — included in both options
Sell-through, door by door. What moved this week, in which store — online, not in a monthly deck.
Photos of your shelf. The display as your customer sees it, filed the same evening.
What the store team said. And what customers asked for and left without.
Stock and tester alerts. Flagged from the floor, the day they happen.
Your schedule, to review. See every visit before anyone walks in — and the geolocated clock-in that confirms she was there.
Door-by-door review. Which doors pay for themselves, and which we would pause. We tell you before you ask.
Request a talent or an extra visit. Straight from the portal, answered the same day.
Itemised billing. Hours and agency fee, separately. No black box.
And Vérité Travel — our in-house travel desk, open to your team for their own trips, at no extra fee. Most brands discover they have never had this level of visibility on their own doors.