Pricing plans
Our SEO pricing comes down to three monthly plans, $300, $500 or $700 USD, and you can cancel whenever you like. If Starter covers your business, that is the one we will point you to.
The groundwork: a sound site, a clean listing and a monthly check-in
$300 USD/month
Good fit: a single-location shop or studio on a quieter block
Ongoing ranking, content and map work for crowded blocks
$500 USD/month
Good fit: salons, clinics and restaurants facing busy streets full of rivals
Search and Google Ads managed together, with priority support
$700 USD/month
Good fit: hotels, venues and practices that want bookings now and rankings later
The numbers first
Owners on Sunset and Santa Monica Boulevard tend to ask about money before anything else, which is fair. Here are our three monthly plans in US dollars, and what you usually get for less or for more.
Under $300
A tool, not a team
Below our first plan the money mostly buys software: a rank tracker or an automated listing tool. In other words, nobody edits your pages or answers your reviews for you.
$300 – $700
Our three plans
Starter $300, Growth $500, Pro $700 a month. A named person works on your listing, pages and directory details every month and writes down what changed.
Over $700
Groups and heavy ad spend
This tier suits hotel groups, multi-location chains or brands buying clicks across all of Los Angeles. By contrast, a single shop, studio or clinic in WeHo rarely needs it.
All prices on this site are in US dollars (USD) and billed monthly.
The first item usually weighs most; the last, least.
Hold every proposal up to these six lines, ours too.
Some fixes pay off early; most of the value builds over months.
Wrong late-night hours, a missing category, an old phone number on a directory. Because Google relies on accurate details, small fixes like these can move a listing quickly.
Meanwhile, Google indexes the new pages, reviews keep coming in, and the calls and bookings in your report should be climbing.
Total a year of invoices and put it next to the customers who found you through search. Then the gap between the two decides whether to keep going.
Not always. Better to know that before the first invoice than after.
Every plan is month to month. You stay because it pays, or you leave.
Rankings belong to Google. When someone swears you will be first, ask what happens to your money when you are not.
If rankings rise and bookings do not, the report says so in the first line.
A free check of where you appear from the Sunset Strip to the Design District, who ranks above you, and which fixes would matter most.
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