Pricing plans
Our SEO pricing is simple: Starter, Growth or Pro at $300, $500 or $700 USD a month, with no contract. We also recommend the smallest plan that does the job.
Groundwork for a single storefront or practice
$300 USD/month
Fits: a brand-new opening in the Village, a one-person practice or a trade with little nearby competition
Steady monthly work on rankings and your map listing
$500 USD/month
Fits: crowded categories near campus, such as dentists, restaurants and salons
Rankings work and your Google Ads, handled together
$700 USD/month
Fits: a fresh opening or a slow quarter that needs bookings now while rankings build
The numbers first
Owners near campus usually ask about price before anything else, so the three monthly figures sit right here, along with what tends to lie below and above them. Pro clients also pay Google directly for clicks, against a daily budget they control.
Under $300
Mostly a tool subscription
At this level you are often paying for automated software. As a result, nobody edits your pages, answers your reviews or reads your messages.
$300 – $700
Our three plans
Starter $300, Growth $500, Pro $700. In each, a real person works on your listing, site and citations every month, then tells you what changed.
Over $700
Multi-site groups and big ad budgets
Groups running several branches, or companies advertising heavily across the Westside. By contrast, a single Village storefront almost never sits here.
All SEO pricing on this site is in US dollars (USD).
The heaviest factor comes first, while the lightest sits last.
Hold any agency to this checklist, including ours.
Small wins come early, whereas the bigger gains build slowly.
A miscategorized listing, hours left over from last term, a pin on the neighboring door, a stale number on some directory. Repairs like these sometimes register inside a month.
By then new pages get indexed and reviews keep coming. So the lead count in your report should start to climb, often ahead of the next term.
Add up twelve months of fees, then count the customers who found you through Google. In the end, those two numbers decide it.
Sometimes the honest answer is no, and that belongs in the first conversation, not the second invoice.
Each plan renews monthly, so you can drop it the moment it stops paying its way.
Google sets the order. Therefore anyone guaranteeing a position is making a sales pitch, not a forecast.
When rankings rise but leads stay flat, you hear it from us first.
A free snapshot of your rankings from North Village down to the Wilshire Corridor, the names ahead of you and the changes likely to help first.
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