Win better architecture projects without becoming a marketer.

They already do. Commercial developers, multi-family owners and custom residential clients research firms online before they reach out. The only question is whether they find you or the practice two zip codes over. Bytown puts you in front of them on Google Search and LinkedIn.

Yes. You give Bytown your building typologies, your market radius and your ideal client — multi-family, 20 to 60 units, Brooklyn and Queens. It builds the keyword sets, ad copy and targeting around exactly that, and you approve all of it before anything goes live.

Organic LinkedIn reaches the people already in your network — the ones who know you. Paid LinkedIn reaches the developers, acquisitions teams and asset managers you have never met. That is where new work comes from, and it is the lane a Sunday-night post cannot touch.

It starts it the same way a referral does — by being there when someone is looking. A high project value means one enquiry a quarter can pay for years of ads, so the maths works in your favour. The ad opens the door; your portfolio closes it.

Campaigns go live within days, but this is a considered purchase, so expect the first useful enquiries over weeks rather than days. Thirty to sixty days shows which typologies and markets actually generate conversations — the answer that shapes where you spend next.

Yes, if you want to. Every campaign is drafted and sent to you for sign-off before it goes live. Bytown drafts, you stamp, and nothing launches without your name on it — which matters when the ad is carrying your practice's reputation into a new market.

Yes. Copy is drafted in the language your market respects — no clickbait, no discount offers, no call now. It positions the practice the way you would position it in a pitch, and you read every line before it runs. Nothing goes out unapproved.

Your practice does. Bytown works inside accounts held in your name, so campaigns, enquiry history and audiences stay with you. If a partner leaves or you stop using Bytown, the account and everything in it carries on unchanged — there is nothing to reclaim.

An agency wants a 6 to 12 month retainer, a discovery call, a brand strategy deck and a three-month ramp. Bytown launches campaigns the day you describe the practice. Every dollar is tracked to an enquiry, and you can turn it off tomorrow with no exit email.

Pro is $199 a month for one platform, Max is $449 for all of them — both month to month with no contract. For most practices that is less than a single billable hour, and the price does not move as your ad budget grows.

No. The monthly fee is the whole invoice, and your budget goes straight to Google or LinkedIn on your own card. Nobody here earns more when you spend more, so the recommendation is about which markets are worth pursuing rather than about scale.