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Bedrok vs a traditional CRO agency. Where each one wins.

We chose the one-operator model on purpose. Some businesses are still better served by a full agency. This page is the honest comparison so you can decide which fits your situation.

01 / Side by side

The eight axes that actually matter.

Not "we have more case studies than them." The structural differences that determine the work, the speed, and the cost.

Bedrok
Traditional agency
Team on your account
One operator. The person doing the work talks to you.
Account manager + strategist + junior designer + dev. You talk to the AM.
Time to first split test
7 to 14 days from kickoff.
4 to 8 weeks (discovery + research + design + dev cycle).
Contract
Month-to-month. Leave any time.
6 to 12 month minimum retainer.
Reporting
Three numbers monthly: cost per booked call, page load time, show-up rate.
20 to 40 KPIs in a dashboard. Quarterly business review deck.
Scope
The landing page. That is it.
Ads + landing pages + email + strategy + branding + content + SEO.
Decision speed
One operator decides. New variant ships same day.
Strategy meeting → designer brief → dev queue → QA → ship. Often 2 weeks per variant.
Page ownership
You. Code, design, copy. Hand-over included.
Varies. Many lock the page to their CMS or proprietary platform.
Minimum ad spend
$3k per month on Google Ads.
$10k to $50k per month (to justify the retainer overhead).
02 / Where Bedrok wins

If your bottleneck is the page, not the strategy.

The one-operator model is built around a specific bet: that for service businesses spending $3k to $50k a month on Google Ads, the highest-leverage work is rebuilding the page after the click and running tight A/B tests against it. Not strategy. Not branding. Not bigger budgets.

If you already have working ads, a reasonable offer, and the only number that scares you is cost per booked call, you do not need an agency team. You need one operator who ships fast, kills losing variants, and reports honestly.

That is what Bedrok was built for.

03 / Where an agency wins

If you need everything, hire an agency.

Bedrok is not the right fit for every business. A full agency is genuinely better when you need:

  • End-to-end account management. You want one team handling ads, pages, email, branding, content, and SEO. You do not have the internal capacity to coordinate specialists. An agency consolidates that into a single contract.
  • A full strategic rebuild. Your offer is unclear, your positioning is wrong, your funnel is not designed. You need strategy work before the page work makes sense. Agencies are equipped for that. Bedrok is not.
  • Enterprise-scale ad spend. Above $100k per month, the work spans channels, geos, languages, and platforms. You need a team, not an operator.
  • Brand and creative direction. You want logos, brand systems, ad creative, video production, social content. Bedrok rebuilds pages. We do not do brand work.
04 / The honest summary

Pick the model that matches the work you need.

If your bottleneck is the page after the click, hire an operator. If your bottleneck is the entire marketing function, hire an agency. The mistake we see most often is service businesses paying agency rates for what is essentially one operator's work, plus the overhead of an account manager and a slide deck.

Audit the work you actually need before you sign the retainer.

Free 30-min audit

Not sure which model fits? Book the audit.

Thirty minutes. We look at your page, your ad spend, and your funnel. If Bedrok is the wrong fit we will tell you, and we will name a few agencies worth talking to.

Free. No obligation. No pitch deck.