Kamply
on your Mac
- The budget
- $199a month, or weekly and yearly
- Ready to start
- ~10 minto set up
- A 60-second reel
- ~60 minmeasured wall time
- Who approves
- You, at every stop
The 2026 numbers, side by side
Agency, in-house,
or a teammate on your Mac.
Three ways to get marketing made, compared on published benchmarks and Kamply's own measured times, with the sources named and the caveats kept in.
Agency
on retainer
- The budget
- $2,500–$10,000a month
- Ready to start
- Scoping calls, a contract, then onboarding
- A 60-second reel
- $300–$1,500a video, ~48 hours
- Who approves
- An account manager
In-house team
one marketer
- The budget
- $71,545a year, US average salary
- Ready to start
- ~42 daysto fill the seat
- A 60-second reel
- Only if you also hired for video
- Who approves
- Whoever runs marketing
See pricing
The whole Mac app is $69 a week, $199 a month, or $1,990 a year. Choose a billing pace on the pricing page.
Where the numbers come from.
Every old-way cell is a published benchmark, printed as the range it is; every Kamply cell is the product's own measured number.
- $2,500–$10,000 a month, agency retainerWebFX agency pricing2026
- $300–$1,500 a video, ~48-hour turnaroundVidico · D-MAK2026
- $71,545 a year, average US marketing salaryGlassdoor salary data2026
- ~42 days to fill the marketing seatSHRM · LinkedIn hiring data2026
- ~10 min to set upKamply's setup guide, measured2026
- ~60 min a reel, wall timeKamply's build ledger, measured2026
Figures last verified 2026-08-26.
Kamply's public price is $69 a week, $199 a month, or $1,990 a year. The comparison row uses the $199 monthly interval; see every billing pace on the pricing page.
When each one wins.
- An agency wins when the work is rare and the stakes are singular.
- A rebrand, a flagship film, a campaign that happens once a year: craft you hire by the project. Where the agency model strains is cadence: at a reel a week, the queue and the per-asset price become the whole story.
- In-house wins on context, once the seat is filled.
- Nobody outside the company knows the product like someone inside it. The costs are the search (~42 days on the hiring benchmarks), the salary, and the gap between a marketing generalist and the video, design and production skills the calendar actually demands.
- Kamply wins on cadence, and you keep the final say.
Production stops being the bottleneck: posts, carousels and finished reels on your own tokens, gated by checks and your approval. What it doesn't replace is strategy or taste; it assumes you bring both. See how that works on the process section or in the full cost breakdown.
NutriScan, a German health app. The reel behind the ~60 min number.
See pricing
The whole Mac app is $69 a week, $199 a month, or $1,990 a year. Choose a billing pace on the pricing page. Test it on your brand first.
Before you decide.
If yours isn't here, ask it in the walkthrough. The form below reaches a human.
Does Kamply replace an agency?
For cadence work, yes: the weekly posts, carousels and reels are the production it carries. A rare, high-stakes project like a rebrand or a flagship film is still an agency's game, and this page says so.
What does Kamply cost?
The full Mac app is $69 a week, $199 a month, or $1,990 a year. Enterprise onboarding is priced at a walkthrough. The current founder pricing is shown on the pricing page.
Who approves the work?
You do, at every stop. Kamply interviews you, locks a brief, proposes labelled variants and runs its own quality checks, but nothing ships without your yes.
Are the numbers on this page real?
The old-way figures are published benchmarks from WebFX, Glassdoor, SHRM, LinkedIn, Vidico and D-MAK, printed as the ranges they are. Kamply's times are its own measurements, and its public subscription prices mirror the live Polar products.
Bring one brief. Watch your first campaign take shape.
We build the first direction with your brand during the walkthrough. You leave knowing exactly what Kamply would make next.