// Migrate From an Agency — extends the real cost-comparison numbers // already used on the homepage (see home.jsx's comparison table) into a // dedicated page, rather than inventing new figures. const MIGRATE_SOURCE = `# Migrate From an Agency ## The math A typical marketing agency retainer runs **$8,000+/month** for a mix of ad management, email campaigns, and reporting. Fire Your Agency starts **from $99/month** and does the same core work — AI-generated ad copy, Meta and Google campaign management, email/SMS automation, and unified reporting — from inside your own WP Admin. That's not a claim that software replaces strategic thinking. It's that a lot of what a retainer bills for — writing ad copy variants, pausing underperforming ads, sending the same welcome/cart-abandon/win-back sequence every store needs, pulling a monthly performance report together — doesn't require a human to do it manually every time. ## What actually changes - **You keep ownership.** Your ad accounts, your Klaviyo/SendGrid account, your WooCommerce data — nothing moves to a third party you'd have to extract it from later. - **You see everything.** Every AI-generated ad, email, and campaign change is visible and reversible from your own dashboard, not reported to you after the fact in a monthly call. - **Cancel anytime.** No retainer contract, no notice period — see [Pricing](pricing.html) for exact terms per plan. ## What doesn't change You still need to review AI-generated copy before it goes live, still need to decide what your brand voice and campaign goals actually are, and still need to make the judgment calls a retainer's account manager used to make. Fire Your Agency removes the manual, repetitive execution — not the thinking. ## A practical first step Most stores start by connecting Meta or Google (whichever already has spend history) and running the AI generator against a real product before touching anything else. See [How It Works](how-it-works.html) for the full walkthrough. `; const InfernoMigrate = () => ( ); Object.assign(window, { InfernoMigrate });