Three retainer tiers. One system. Every deliverable built for broadcast and digital — co-op compliant, offer-swappable, and consistent month over month.
Watch how the system runs every month — from input to deploy to update.
Every tier runs on the same loop. The difference is how many formats it feeds.
Geographic anchor shoot in your market. Brand alignment. System build. All deliverables produced and ready to run before the month closes. This is where the infrastructure gets laid.
Monthly production cycle on the established system. Vehicle swaps, offer updates, and event mentions covered within your included punch rounds. Creative compounds — it doesn't restart.
This replaces the need to reshoot ads every time your offers or inventory change.
"Most dealers are paying to rebuild the same ad every month. Vector Crest builds it once — then runs it as a system."
Most dealers start with a single 3-month campaign to test the system before scaling. The minimum commitment is designed for exactly that — enough runway to see the system compound, without overcommitting before you've seen the results.
Dealers wanting to establish a baseline of quality content. Clean entry point with room to grow. Broadcast presence and a social component that moves with your inventory.
Dealers ready to run consistent multi-platform campaigns. Full broadcast suite plus a meaningful social presence. Most dealers move here once they see what the system looks like running at full capacity.
Dealers who want complete platform coverage every month. Nothing left on the table. Every format, every placement, every cycle — covered.
Sometimes a campaign launches, it performs, and the dealer wants to run a second full set of deliverables within the same month against a different vehicle lineup or opportunity. That's not a punch — that's a second production cycle.
Because the geographic anchor and brand system are already in place, a second cycle within the same month is priced as a flat add-on. The infrastructure exists — this is purely production and output.
Additional cycles are scheduled around the primary production commitment and are subject to availability.
One-off production is available for dealers who need a single deliverable outside of a retainer relationship. The work is the same quality. The system isn't — which is reflected in the rate.
A retainer builds cinematic infrastructure over time. A one-off builds a single asset. If you run consistent campaigns, the math on a retainer is significantly better.
One-off projects are subject to availability and scheduled around active retainer commitments.
Rush production is available for retainer clients who need a deliverable outside the standard monthly cycle — an incentive window that opened late, a market event that moved up, a campaign that needs to ship fast.
Retainer clients receive a lower rush premium because the infrastructure is already in place. One-off rush reflects the reality of building under pressure from scratch.
Rush requests are subject to availability. Requests confirmed by Wednesday noon deliver Friday. Availability is always secondary to active retainer commitments.
Vector Crest takes a limited number of dealership partners. If you're ready to move past generic and build something that holds — let's talk.
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