Strategic Session

If you move forward with any project within 30 days of the session, we deduct the full $500 from your first invoice.

No. The session covers your whole digital ecosystem: website, marketing, CRM and ERP, automation, AI, and how AI search presents your business.

Yevhen Borovoi, the founder of Peretz Agency, is in every session. Depending on your questions, he is joined by Valeriya Chumachenko on M&A, valuation, and exit readiness, by Iryna Nechaieva on marketing and social media strategy, or by our engineers on technical architecture.

English, Russian, or Ukrainian.

Just fill out a short pre-session questionnaire. We will guide you through exactly what information is helpful.

Then we tell you. Many sessions end with a recommendation to improve what already exists, fix a process, or start with something smaller. An honest answer is the point of the session.

Yes, by video call, which is how we work with clients in the United States, Ukraine, the Middle East, and Europe.

Not at all. The session has no obligation: you are free to take the recommendations and use them with us, with another team, or on your own.

Because most of the work happens before the call. We review your request, examine the website and its technical foundation, look at competitors and study the analytics you share, so the session time goes to testing hypotheses rather than to introductions. The fee also lets us recommend a smaller project, a different approach or no development at all, without needing a sale to pay for the conversation.

A strategic session looks at the business as a whole and decides what to do first: two to three hours with the founder for $500, with written recommendations within 48 hours. A discovery phase prepares one specific product for development: two to four weeks, from $4,000, ending with requirements, a clickable prototype, an architecture description, a map of integrations and risks, a prioritised backlog with an estimate and a team plan. A session often ends with the advice to run discovery, or to skip it when the task is small and clear.

When the question does not fit into one session: a company with several brands, an online store connected to a warehouse and accounting, a business preparing for sale, or a rebrand of a company with decades of history. The extended session starts at $5,000. Our team spends several days studying the brand, the website, the systems, the data, the competitors and the market, then a full day with you and your team. You get a documented strategy, a sequence of steps and a priced plan.

Usually not. A known bug, a routine content update or one landing page with a clear offer can be scoped in a short exchange, and we will not ask you to book a session for it. A landing page at Peretz Agency starts from $4,000. A session makes sense when the offer, the audience or the channel is still open, or when the page is part of a larger decision.

No. A strategic session is about decisions inside the business, not about what the business is worth. For a deal there are two separate formats led by Valeriya Chumachenko, who has more than ten years of experience in technology M&A: the Technical Due Diligence Session for buyers and investors ($1,500; a full review from $7,500) and the Exit and Succession Readiness Session for owners preparing to sell or hand over the business ($1,500; a preparation program from $5,000).

A summary of the discussion and a plan: the problem we found and the evidence for it, the order in which to tackle it with a 90-day roadmap, which parts need specialists and which your team or current developer can handle, and budget guidance for each step. Quick wins you can make right away are marked separately. Depending on the question, the plan also covers technology, AI and automation, and marketing priorities. It arrives within 48 hours of the session.