Clear prices before the sales call
San Antonio SEO pricing starts at $490 per month for a focused local foundation, rises to $1,290 for a complete local search program and reaches $4,900 for national or multi-location scale. The discovery call confirms fit and scope before either side commits.
Three operating levels
The price changes because the problem changes. One local business with a clean website does not need the same operating system as a brand managing multiple markets, profile owners, approval teams and reporting needs.
These plans make the intended pace, customer and major work visible. Monthly effort follows the highest-priority constraint inside that scope. We do not force the same checklist onto every company just because it is easy to put in a package table.
Limited-capacity plan
$490/month
For a focused local business that needs the essentials handled correctly and can grow at a measured pace.
Capacity is capped. A discovery call confirms whether the market and workload fit this pace.
Ask about FoundationBest fit for most local businesses
$1,290/month
A complete local search program combining website improvements, Maps, content, authority and measurement.
Designed for an established business ready to compete consistently in one or several nearby markets.
Book a Market Leader callEnterprise and 5+ locations
$4,900/month
For brands that need national organic strategy and disciplined local execution across many locations.
The baseline covers a manageable starting scope. Complex networks or migrations may need a separate written scope.
Discuss National ScalePlan detail without contract fog
01 / Measured pace
$490/month
Foundation gives a focused local company access to correct priorities and steady execution without pretending a $490 budget can fund every tactic at once. It normally fits one location, a narrow service focus and a market where measured progress is realistic.
Early work may include Google Business Profile alignment, core service-page corrections, citation review, technical cleanup and a repeatable review process. The monthly priority report explains what changed, why it mattered and what should happen next.
Capacity is limited so the plan does not become overcrowded. If the market needs a faster pace, regular authority work or broader content production, we recommend Market Leader instead of accepting an underfunded scope.
02 / Complete local program
$1,290/month
Market Leader is the recommended plan for most established local businesses. It connects website improvements, technical SEO, Google Business Profile management, local content, citations, authority and measurement instead of treating each as a separate campaign.
Monthly emphasis changes with evidence. One cycle may focus on service architecture and technical repairs. Another may strengthen local pages, profile alignment, citations or relevant industry links. The plan pays for steady progress against the strategy—not an arbitrary quota of posts.
This level fits a business that can provide access, approvals, operating knowledge and feedback about lead quality. Additional locations may cost less when they share the same brand, website system, reporting and approval process.
03 / Governance and scale
$4,900/month
National Scale is for national organic targets, enterprise teams and brands managing at least five locations. At this level, the challenge is not only completing SEO tasks. It is maintaining consistent business data, content quality, profile ownership, technical patterns, approvals and measurement across markets.
Work may include national and local search architecture, location templates with meaningful local fields, profile standards, regional exceptions, technical controls, advanced content, digital PR, executive reporting and visibility across traditional and AI-assisted search.
The $4,900 price is a baseline for a manageable starting scope. A large migration, extensive development or a very large location network may require a custom statement of work. That difference is defined before work begins.
Standards at every level
Package size changes pace and coverage. It does not change the expectation that work should be explained, business assets should remain under your control and claims should stay honest.
Ownership
Your company should retain primary ownership of its domain, website, analytics, profiles and important listings.
Priorities
We explain what changed, why it mattered, what was learned and what should happen next.
Boundaries
Competition, proximity, search systems and customer behavior remain outside any agency’s control.
Truth
We do not create fake offices, reviews, awards, staff, outcomes or local relationships.
Web design is scoped separately
Routine on-page and technical changes can fit a monthly SEO plan when the platform supports them. A new website, redesign, custom feature or major migration needs its own sitemap, deliverables and project price. We define that scope in writing before production.
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Before the call
The three published prices are the monthly baselines for the scope described on this page. The discovery call confirms whether the website, market, location count and requested work fit that baseline. Very large migrations, custom development, extensive content production or unusually complex location networks may require a separate written scope.
Standard monthly plans continue month to month after onboarding unless a separate written scope states otherwise. SEO usually needs sustained work to compound, but the relationship should continue because the priorities and progress make sense—not because the agreement is designed to trap you.
Standard onboarding and the opening diagnosis are included when the account fits the selected plan. A major migration, penalty recovery, suspended profile, large cleanup or unusual data problem may need a separate project. Any exception is explained and priced in writing before work begins.
Routine on-page and technical changes are included when we have suitable access and the existing platform supports the work. A redesign, rebuild, custom application, major migration or new website is a separate web design project because the deliverables and production schedule are different.
Yes. Scope can increase when competition, location count or business goals change. A smaller plan may also make sense after a focused work phase. We explain how the change affects pace and priorities before moving the account.
We review the information you submit and enough public context to prepare. If the request appears viable, we email scheduling options. The call covers fit, goals, constraints and plan choice. If both sides want to proceed, we confirm the scope and next steps in writing.
Your next practical step
You have the monthly prices before we talk. Book a discovery call to confirm whether the market, goals, website and operating pace fit Foundation, Market Leader or National Scale.
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