Marketing 360 Pricing in 2026: What Its Site and Terms Publish
Marketing 360 does not publish plan prices. Its pricing page is a form, and you get plans after you fill it in (Marketing 360, checked September 2026). Its Terms of Service do print some figures, including a $2,350 default onboarding package. Ziwi's prices are printed on our published pricing page, from $99 a month.
Marketing 360 is a marketing platform and service from Madwire. Its site shows no plan prices, but its public Terms of Service, last updated July 30, 2026, print several fees and rules. This page writes down both. Prices checked September 29, 2026. For how agencies set prices in general, see our guide to marketing agency pricing models.
How much does Marketing 360 cost?
Marketing 360 publishes no monthly plan price, so there is no public number for the platform fee as of September 29, 2026. Its pricing pages show a form, and its own answer to the question is that it has plans to fit any size budget.
The Terms of Service say your Service Agreement sets your monthly platform license fee.
| Source | What it shows | Figure |
|---|---|---|
| Marketing 360 plans and pricing page (checked September 29, 2026) | A form asking for business name, industry, website, annual revenue and contact details | No price shown |
| Marketing 360 page, How Plans and Pricing Work (checked September 29, 2026) | A short video, the line about plans to fit any size budget, and a form | No price shown |
| Capterra, Marketing 360 pricing listing (checked September 29, 2026) | 1 plan | Custom quote |
| Marketing 360 Terms of Service (last updated July 30, 2026) | Fees and rules for the services | Several printed figures, listed below |
What fees do Marketing 360's terms publish?
Marketing 360's Terms of Service print a default onboarding package of $2,350 and a standard social media management price of $300 per social profile per month (Marketing 360 Terms of Service, last updated July 30, 2026). The terms give an example: 3 connected profiles come to $900 a month. Other printed figures are in the table.
| Item | Figure printed in the terms | Note from the terms |
|---|---|---|
| Onboarding package | $2,350 | The default when the Service Agreement does not set another amount |
| Social media management, standard | $300 per profile per month | Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram and Google profiles |
| Premium Listings | $59 a month | Basic Listings for one location is included with the platform |
| Website setup fee | $500 one time | When the website is built on a platform other than Websites 360 |
| Ad credits | $1.00 per credit | 51% goes to the media buy and 49% is kept for campaign management, unless you are on a Pro or Model B plan |
| Extra call tracking minutes | $0.02 a minute | 500 minutes and 2 tracking numbers are included |
| Extra emails | $0.004 per message | 2,500 emails a month are included |
Every figure in that table comes from the Terms of Service, not from a price list. The terms say more than once that a Service Agreement can set different amounts, so the contract you are handed is the document that counts.
How does Marketing 360 charge for ads?
Marketing 360's terms describe 2 ad models, and the default one uses ad credits that cost $1.00 each (Marketing 360 Terms of Service, last updated July 30, 2026). Of each credit, 51% goes to the media buy and 49% is kept by Marketing 360 for campaign management, unless you are on a Pro or Model B plan. The second model, Model B, charges a monthly fee and you pay the ad platforms yourself.
- Ad credits model. $1.00 per credit, split 51% to the media buy and 49% to campaign management. The terms say the split can change with notice.
- Model B. A monthly fee of $4,000 plus 10% of your ad spend from the month before, or as set in your Service Agreement. The terms recommend it for clients spending more than $10,000 a month.
- Pro plan with Model B. A monthly fee of $1,500 plus 10% of ad spend. The terms say the flat fee may be higher for some accounts.
- Who holds the ad account. Under ad credits, the terms say ads run inside Marketing 360's master advertising account and that the account is not transferred to you at the end of the term. Under Model B, ads run in your own accounts.
Does Marketing 360 require a contract?
Yes, Marketing 360's terms describe a minimum commitment called the Initial Term, set in your Service Agreement, and say the onboarding package may be waived when you agree to an Initial Term of 6 months or more (Marketing 360 Terms of Service, last updated July 30, 2026). Cancelling takes at least 30 days of written notice. If you have not finished the Initial Term, the terms say cancellation takes effect when it ends.
To leave before the Initial Term ends, the terms say you must give written notice and pay any onboarding package that was waived. After the Initial Term, the agreement renews for further periods as set in the Service Agreement. The terms also say unused funds and credits are forfeited when you cancel.
Want the monthly price up front?
Every Ziwi price is printed on the site, from $99 a month. Plans run month to month, and the ad accounts stay in your name.
How does Marketing 360's pricing compare with Ziwi's?
Marketing 360 publishes no plan price, while Ziwi prints every monthly price, from $99 a month, and every Ziwi plan runs month to month. The table sets what Marketing 360's terms print beside what Ziwi publishes. Marketing 360 figures are from its Terms of Service, last updated July 30, 2026, and Ziwi's come from our published pricing.
| Line | Marketing 360 (checked September 2026) | Ziwi, published |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly plan price | Not published. Set in your Service Agreement | Printed per line, $99 to $997 a month (marketing retainer packages) |
| Ads management | 49% of each $1.00 ad credit by default, or $4,000 plus 10% of ad spend on Model B | $297 with ad spend up to $1,500, $497 with $1,500 to $3,500, $797 above $3,500 |
| Ad accounts | Marketing 360's master account under ad credits. Your own accounts under Model B | Your own accounts. Ad spend is paid to the platform |
| Social media | $300 per profile per month, standard | $197 Social Starter, $497 Social |
| Setup | Onboarding package, $2,350 by default, may be waived with a term of 6 months or more | The $2,500 website build fee is waived when you keep a plan 12 months, and only the unearned part is due if you leave sooner |
| Term | Initial Term set in the Service Agreement, 30 days of written notice | Month to month on every plan |
The comparison has limits.
Marketing 360 sells software and service together, including a customer database and payment tools that Ziwi does not sell, so a business that wants one login for all of that is buying something different. If the question is who owns the accounts when you leave, our guide on whether you own your website lists what to check in any contract.
Who is Marketing 360 a good fit for?
Marketing 360 fits a business that wants its website, CRM, payments, email and ads inside one platform and is comfortable agreeing to an Initial Term, which its terms tie to 6 months or more when the onboarding package is waived.
It fits less well for an owner who wants to see the monthly price before a sales call, because the plan price is not published and is set in the Service Agreement.
- What is the monthly platform fee? The terms say your Service Agreement sets it. Get the number in writing.
- How long is the Initial Term? Ask for the months and how renewal works.
- Which ad model will you be on? Ad credits or Model B. The fee and the account holder are different under each.
- What does it cost to leave early? The terms point to the waived onboarding package, $2,350 by default.
How should you read a Marketing 360 quote?
Read 4 lines on the quote: the monthly platform fee, the ad budget, the Initial Term and the onboarding package. On the ad credits model, the terms put 51% of each $1.00 credit into the media buy, so $1,000 of credits is $510 of ads and $490 of campaign management. Multiply the monthly total by the months in the term before you compare it with anything else.
- 01
Find the platform fee. It is not on the website, so it must be on the quote.
- 02
Split the ad budget. Ask how much reaches Google or Meta and how much is the management fee.
- 03
Find the term. Months of commitment and the notice period, which the terms set at 30 days or more.
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Find the exit cost. The waived onboarding package, if there is one.
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Check the date. Terms change. Every figure on this page was read on September 29, 2026, from terms last updated July 30, 2026.
Marketing 360 does not print plan prices on its site, so the figures above come from its Terms of Service, and your own Service Agreement may differ. If you want the monthly price, the term and the account ownership printed before a call, Ziwi's are on the published pricing page, and the model behind them is on our page for a marketing agency with no long term contract. For agencies that do print a price, see alternatives to Scorpion and Thryv.