Weidert Group

Scores by criterion

Pricing transparency (8.3): monthly retainer and project ranges plus onboarding packages are published⁴.

Robotics and B2B tech expertise (6.8): a long industrial and manufacturing focus, but only one published robotics case study^2,5.

Client results evidence (7.3): case studies with lead and customer counts, such as 738 MQLs and 31 new customers for Falcon Structures^6,5.

Company durability (7.6): more than 40 years in business, 100% employee-owned, and 28 marketers^2,3.

Service breadth (8.0): strategy, lead generation, websites, sales enablement, HubSpot implementation, and paid ads^1,5.

Each criterion is defined in how we score marketing agencies.

Who uses Weidert and what it's for

Weidert serves B2B industrial companies and manufacturers, including OEMs and industrial and mechanical contractors^2,4. Most clients run their marketing and sales on HubSpot, where Weidert is a Diamond Solutions Partner and one of the first 20 partners worldwide³.

The typical buyer is an industrial or automation company that wants a full inbound program on HubSpot with sales enablement attached.

Services and pricing

Weidert publishes a retainer range of $15,000 to $30,000 a month and project pricing of $50,000 to more than $100,000 depending on scope⁴. HubSpot onboarding starts at $3,400 for Quickstart and $5,200 for Guided onboarding⁴.

Its services cover marketing planning and strategy, lead generation, website strategy and development, sales enablement and automation, and HubSpot implementation and training¹.

Robotics and industrial work

When MūL Technologies launched MARC, its mobile autonomous robotic cart, it had no website or brand recognition. About six months after Weidert launched the site and ran SEO, social, and paid campaigns, MūL had 134 prospects from paid advertising and 38 from organic, direct, and referral traffic⁵.

In a broader industrial case, Falcon Structures, a Texas maker of shipping-container structures, reported 738 MQLs, 31 new customers, and a 14% increase in monthly sales after a rebrand and inbound program⁶.

Company size and durability

Weidert is 100% employee-owned through an employee stock ownership plan² and describes itself as a group of 28 marketers³. It does not publish revenue. Robotics Reviewed estimates yearly revenue of roughly $5 million to $6 million, based on its headcount and published retainer range. This is an estimate, not a reported figure.

Competitive landscape

Limits

Only one published case study involves a robotics product⁵.

Its model is built around HubSpot, which suits HubSpot users best³.

It does not list media relations or trade show PR among its core services¹.

What customers say

Where it helps

Weidert's case studies point to lead counts, new customers, and sales growth for industrial clients⁶.

Where it falls short

We found no published complaints. The main gap for robotics buyers is limited robotics-specific work⁵.

Where customer reviews couldn't be found, our analysts attempted to give a voice to buyer sentiment, drawing on real information from review sites, forums and product documentation. Based on: Weidert Group case studies, pricing, and service pages, accessed November 1, 2026.

Leadership

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  Greg Linnemanstons

  President

  Has led Weidert Group for nearly 25 years and led its move to 100% employee ownership. He spent 18 years at companies including Pillsbury and H.J. Heinz⁷.

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