SEO Services Pricing
Buy the answer before you buy a contract.
If your website is losing traffic, stuck, or growing in the wrong direction, I will tell you what deserves work first and what can wait.
Start with a one-off review, a focused sprint, or ongoing SEO when the work really needs it.
Pay for the size of the problem.
A site that needs one clear decision should not be pushed into a monthly retainer. A site with a year of technical debt should not be sold a checklist.
One-Off SEO Review
For a site owner who needs a straight answer before hiring anyone.
- Review of the live site and the data you can share
- Technical, content, search, and AI visibility findings
- A written order of operations
- A private walkthrough of what to do first
You leave with: a useful plan you can hand to me, your team, or another specialist.
SEO Fix Sprint
For one defined problem that needs diagnosis and implementation.
- A scoped technical, content, or visibility problem
- The work completed on the live website
- Before-and-after checks tied to the problem
- A clean handoff when the sprint is done
You leave with: the problem fixed where possible and the remaining risk named plainly.
Ongoing SEO
For a business with enough real work to justify monthly attention.
- Search Console and server data review
- Technical fixes and content improvements
- AI visibility and crawler monitoring where useful
- A running record of what changed and why
You leave each month with: completed work and a clearer next priority.
The website decides how much work exists.
A five-page local business site is not the same job as a store with 40,000 product URLs.
The quote moves with the number of pages, the competition, the technical mess, and how much access I have to the real data.
I do not price by how worried someone sounds on a call. I read the site first.
What local SEO companies publish.
These are public prices from the companies' own websites, checked October 14, 2026. They are not equal packages, but they show the market a Jacksonville business owner will meet.
| Jacksonville provider | Published SEO price | How it is sold |
|---|---|---|
| Jacksonville SEO Co. | From $300/month | À la carte, month to month |
| Advertise My Business | $375/month | SEO and AI search, no contract |
| Absolute Marketing | $499/month | Full setup and monthly updates, one-year agreement |
| 904 Digital Media | $750 to $1,000/month | $1,000 setup, AI search in the higher plan |
| JacksonvilleSEO | $1,500 to $4,500/month | Three monthly growth plans |
| Keever SEO | $1,500 to $3,500+/month | Three retainers based on scope |
A lower price often buys a narrower package. A higher price may include a team, content production, ads, or link work. Compare the work and ownership terms before comparing the number.
I read the website before I book the call.
A calendar full of bad-fit calls is not useful to either of us. The short fit review comes first.
- 1Send the brief.
Share the website, the real problem, and the result the business needs.
- 2I inspect the site.
I look for the size of the problem and whether I am the right person to take it.
- 3Then we schedule.
If the fit is real, I reply with the best first engagement and a time to talk.
Usually a good fit
- A live business with a real offer
- A decision-maker willing to share useful data
- A specific loss, blocker, or growth goal
Usually not a fit
- A guaranteed ranking request
- A bulk link package
- A vague request with no website or objective
Before you send the brief.
Can I hire you for one job?
Yes. The one-off review and fix sprint exist for work that should end when the answer or fix is delivered.
Do you require a long contract?
No contract is required for a review or sprint. Ongoing work is quoted only when the site has enough continuing work to make it useful.
Do you guarantee rankings?
No. I can guarantee the work I complete, the checks I run, and an honest record of what changed. Google does not sell me control of its results.
Do you only work with Jacksonville businesses?
No. I am in Jacksonville, but the work is remote and the site decides whether the engagement fits.
Send the problem before you schedule the call.
I will read it and tell you whether a review, a sprint, or ongoing work makes sense.