How much does a custom interactive sales presentation cost?

The honest answer: it depends on what it has to do

Most agencies dodge this question until you’re on a call. We’d rather just tell you: most first builds start at $5,000. That’s the build—a studio-designed, interactive experience your team owns. Hosting, analytics and updates are included for the first year; after that, $600 a year keeps it live and reporting.

Where a project lands comes down to a few things: how many screens and paths it has, whether it needs custom interactivity (calculators, configurators, gated content, account-level views) or is mostly narrative, how much of your brand system already exists to build on, and whether you want it built to personalize per account or run as one polished master.

What’s included is the part that matters: the design, the build, and an experience that embeds into the tools your reps already use—Seismic, Highspot, or a link—with no new platform to learn.

Long documents can start smaller. A smart document turns a proposal, buyer’s guide or RFP response into a tracked, searchable document in your brand, and starts at $2,000, including one interactive page.

Why custom, not a template subscription

DIY builders start cheaper on paper—a monthly fee, a template, and your team doing the work. That math changes once you add up the hours to build and maintain it, the ceiling on what a template can do, and the fact that you’re renting the asset, not owning it.

A custom build is a one-time cost for something you keep, with a small yearly fee to host it after the first year: designed around how you actually sell, owned by your team, and updatable in a portal without touching code or filing a design request. For the deals big enough that the content itself can move them, that’s usually the cheaper decision in the end.

If your content is simple, high-volume, and fits a template, a builder is the smarter buy—we’ll tell you that too. But when the experience is part of how you win, this is what it costs to do it right.