Pricing plans
Our SEO pricing is simple: Starter, Growth and Pro cost $250, $350 and $550 USD monthly, and you can stop at any time. Besides, our advice favors the cheaper tier whenever it does the job.
Foundations for a company just starting with search
$250 USD/month
Good fit: a new storefront, for example, or a solo practitioner in a trade with few local competitors
Ongoing attention to your rankings and your map pin
$350 USD/month
Good fit: dentists and law offices, as well as restaurants and other crowded Glendale categories
Search rankings and also Google Ads, managed together
$550 USD/month
Good fit: owners who need calls now while organic results take root
The numbers first
Most owners ask about SEO pricing before anything else, so the figures come first. Below are our three monthly plans in US dollars, as well as what you tend to get for less and for more. Ad spend, by contrast, stays separate: Google bills it to you directly, and its help page explains how to set an average daily budget.
Under $250
Tools, not people
Below our first tier, the offer is usually a self-serve dashboard or an automated listing service. In that case, nobody edits your pages or reads your reviews.
$250 – $550
Our three tiers
$250 for Starter, $350 for Growth, $550 for Pro. In each plan, a named specialist edits your listing, site copy and citations monthly and then writes up the changes.
Over $550
Chains and big ad accounts
Brands with several branches, or firms advertising across much of Los Angeles County. By contrast, one storefront on Brand Boulevard rarely needs this level.
All amounts on seoglendale.com are US dollars (USD).
Listed from the factor that matters most to the one that matters least.
A checklist for comparing any provider, ourselves included.
Small wins arrive early, whereas the larger gains take patience.
First comes fixing a mismatched category, outdated hours or a duplicate listing. These changes are the most likely to show up within weeks.
Next, Google picks up the new pages, the review count grows, and inquiries in the monthly summary ought to be climbing.
Finally, compare what you paid over twelve months with the customers that search produced. That math then tells you whether to continue.
Not always. So it is better to find out before the first bill than after the sixth.
Plans renew monthly, so you can leave whenever the results stop justifying the fee.
Only Google sets the order of results, so any guarantee of position is a sales line.
If positions rise and the phone stays quiet, we raise it first instead of waiting for you to notice.
See, at no cost, where you rank between downtown and Montrose, who sits ahead, and what to fix before anything else.
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