Audit the current position
We review rankings, site structure, conversion friction, Google Business Profile status, and the strength of your trust signals.
Founder-Led Pricing
SEO Pricing Built Around Scope, Competition, and Lead Value
Transparent starting prices for local SEO, Google Business Profile work, and conversion-focused web projects. We scope around market competition, site condition, and content workload, then show you exactly what is included before kickoff.
Best fit for local lead-based businesses that need better visibility, stronger trust signals, and more qualified calls or quote requests.
How we scope the work before we quote the final plan
The price is not chosen by guesswork. We match workload to your market, your website condition, and the type of lead flow you need.
Match scope to real workload
Single-location businesses need a different plan than emergency services, multi-area operators, or bilingual brands entering competitive markets.
Approve the roadmap before kickoff
You see what is included, how often we report, and what success looks like before the engagement starts.
What usually changes the price
Competition in your city, number of service areas or locations, current site quality, content volume, bilingual support, and whether the project also needs landing pages or website rebuild work.
- Single location versus multi-location scope
- Google Business Profile cleanup versus active local growth
- Technical cleanup only versus monthly content production
- Existing site optimization versus redesign or rebuild
Authority signals behind the pricing
This is not a generic agency rate card. The page is backed by a founder profile, public proof, and live client work you can actually inspect.
5.0 ★
Google Rating
Current public review rating for Gotham Site Studio.
12+
Live Client Sites
Public portfolio across home services, finance, and local lead generation.
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Core Markets
USA and Israel with English and Hebrew execution.
Locksmith and emergency services
Local lead generation
Built for fast-response, trust-first buying journeys
We already work in verticals where licenses, coverage areas, warranties, and call-first UX change the way SEO pages should be structured.
Public proof: Live locksmith sites in New York, Detroit, and Connecticut with service-area structure, trust messaging, and conversion-first layouts.
Why it matters for pricing: Local SEO for urgent-service businesses usually needs stronger location architecture and tighter conversion work than a basic starter scope.
local SEO
call-first UX
service areas
Contractors and home services
Quote-driven websites
Pricing that accounts for scope, not vanity deliverables
For contractors, remodelers, and similar businesses, pricing has to reflect location expansion, trust sections, and quote flow clarity, not just keyword count.
Public proof: Live contractor and remodeling sites with builder licensing, warranties, and wide service coverage.
Why it matters for pricing: These projects often need more page architecture and stronger trust messaging than the average brochure site.
contractor SEO
conversion structure
trust signals
Founder-led accountability
Strategy to execution
The person you speak to is part of the work
That matters for EEAT, for speed, and for commercial clarity. You are not buying a disconnected sales promise and then hoping the delivery team catches up.
Public proof: Founder profile, LinkedIn, GitHub, training, and live case studies all support the positioning.
Why it matters for pricing: The scope stays tighter, communication is faster, and reporting is tied to actual implementation work.
founder-led
direct access
EEAT
Commercial terms and fit
This section is here to reduce friction, set expectations, and make the page easier to trust before the first call.
Typical engagement terms
- Starting prices are visible before the audit.
- Final scope is confirmed before kickoff.
- Ongoing SEO usually starts with a 3-month commitment.
- After that, retainers are month-to-month.
- Reporting and direct strategist access are built into the plan.
Who this page is really for
Best fit for local businesses that want qualified leads, understand that SEO is operational work, and need a tighter connection between site UX, trust, and rankings.
Not a fit if you expect overnight rankings, daily paid-media management, or a full marketing department on a starter retainer.
Pricing FAQ
The questions below are the ones that usually decide whether a lead feels ready to move forward.
Why are the SEO prices shown as starting at prices?
Scope changes based on competition, service area count, existing site quality, content volume, and whether you need bilingual or multi-location work. The audit lets us recommend the smallest scope that can realistically move the business forward.
Do you require a long-term contract?
Ongoing SEO usually starts with a 3-month commitment so the technical cleanup, content, and reporting cycle have time to work. After that, engagements are month-to-month.
What happens in the first 30 days?
The first month is focused on audit findings, technical cleanup, keyword mapping, conversion issues, and a clear execution roadmap so the monthly work starts from the right priorities.
Can you quote custom SEO packages for locksmiths, contractors, or other local service businesses?
Yes. Emergency-service businesses, multi-area operators, and highly competitive local niches often need custom scopes. We review your market, current site, and lead goals before locking the final monthly workload.
Is web design included in the monthly SEO retainer?
Minor page improvements and SEO implementation can be part of monthly work, but full website builds, redesigns, and larger landing page projects are scoped separately as fixed-price projects.
How do you report progress?
Every retainer includes reporting and direct communication. Depending on the plan, you get monthly, bi-weekly, or weekly reviews tied to rankings, visibility, site improvements, and lead-generation priorities.
Next step
Need a scope built around your market, not a generic package?
Start with a free audit. We review your competition, current site, Google visibility, and lead goals, then recommend the smallest plan that can do the job properly.