Pricing plans
Our SEO pricing comes in three flat steps, $300, $500 or $700 USD a month, with no contract to sign. When the smallest plan covers your firm, that is the one we recommend.
Groundwork for a business just starting out on Google
$300 USD/month
Fits a newer practice, a one-person trade or a shop with little nearby competition
Ongoing care for your rankings and Maps listing
$500 USD/month
Fits established firms in busy Albany fields such as law, dental care and home services
Unpaid rankings plus Google Ads, run as one program
$700 USD/month
Fits owners who need calls this month while organic rankings grow
The cost, up front
Most Albany owners ask about money before anything else, so the numbers lead this page: our three USD plans, then a note on what sits beneath and above them. Ad spend on Pro is separate, and Google’s guide to setting an average daily budget explains how that part is billed.
Under $300
Mostly automated tools
Beneath our Starter plan, most offers amount to a reporting dashboard. In other words, nobody edits your pages, manages the listing or writes back when you have a question.
$300 – $700
Our three plans
Starter $300, Growth $500, Pro $700. Each month someone on our team handles your listing, pages and directory entries by hand, then reports what changed.
Over $700
Multiple locations or heavy ad budgets
Chains with several branches, or firms chasing clients across all of New York State. By contrast, a single Albany office rarely needs to spend at this level.
Every amount quoted on seoalbany.com is in US dollars and also charged monthly.
Ordered from the biggest influence down.
A checklist for weighing any agency, us among them.
Small wins come early, and then the gains compound.
A mistaken category, last year’s hours, an unclaimed profile, a disconnected number on a directory. Sorting these out can show up in a matter of weeks.
New pages get indexed and fresh reviews keep coming. Meanwhile, the leads line in your report should be climbing.
Total a year of fees, then total the customers search sent you. Together, those two numbers settle the question.
Not always, and you should hear that before the first invoice rather than after it.
Billing renews monthly, so the day the work stops paying for itself, you can walk away.
Google alone orders the results, so anyone pledging the top spot is guessing out loud.
If positions improve while inquiries stay flat, our report says so in its first line.
A free check of your rankings from downtown to Colonie, the competitors placed above you and the fixes that would matter most.
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