SEO Packages and Pricing:
What You Actually Need
SEO pricing depends on competition, website condition, number of locations, content requirements and authority gaps. Instead of selling a fixed number of keywords, Newdeez scopes campaigns around the pages and markets that can generate qualified business.
What affects the cost of SEO
Two businesses can need very different budgets. These are the factors we look at before recommending a scope.
Competition
How strong the businesses ranking for your searches are: their content, links, reviews and years of authority.
Website condition
Technical problems, slow pages, thin content or a weak structure need fixing before growth work pays off.
Number of locations
Each real location needs its own profile, page and local signals.
Content requirements
How many services, products or topics need strong, original pages.
Authority gaps
How far your links and mentions are behind the sites you are competing with.
Timeline
Moving faster means more work happens each month.
What an SEO campaign includes
- Technical SEO: crawling, indexing, speed, structured data and site architecture.
- Keyword and page mapping: one clear page for each important search, so pages do not compete with each other.
- Commercial content: service, location and category pages that answer what buyers ask.
- Local SEO: Google Business Profile, reviews and citations for businesses with real locations or service areas.
- Authority: earned links and mentions through digital PR and genuine relationships.
- Reporting: calls, forms and sales from organic search, not just rankings.
Local, national and multi-location SEO
| Local SEO | National SEO | Multi-location SEO | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | One location or service area | Businesses selling across the country | Franchises and brands with several locations |
| Main focus | Google Maps, reviews and local pages | Content, technical SEO and authority | Location pages, profile governance and reporting by location |
| What drives cost | Local competition | Keyword competition and content volume | Number of locations and how consistent they are |
Deliverables you can expect
- A competitive review and a written plan before work starts.
- A technical audit with prioritized fixes.
- New or improved pages each month, agreed in advance.
- Google Business Profile and local work where it applies.
- Monthly reporting tied to leads, plus a quarterly review of what to do next.
Pricing is set after the free review, once we know your market and goals. We do not lock you into long contracts.
Why we don’t sell keyword-count packages
Ranking for a set number of keywords says little about whether new customers find you. A plan built around the pages that can bring in qualified business, and the gaps between you and the companies ranking above you, is a better use of budget.
Related services and guides
SEO pricing FAQs
How much does SEO cost?+
It depends on competition, your website’s condition, the number of locations and how much content and authority work is needed. We recommend a scope and budget after a free review of your market.
Why don’t you list fixed package prices?+
Fixed packages usually force the same work on very different businesses. We scope each campaign around what it will take to compete in your market.
How long before SEO shows results?+
Most businesses see early movement within a few months and clearer results over six to twelve months, depending on competition and how much needs fixing first.
Do I need a long-term contract?+
No. SEO works best over time, but we do not lock clients into long contracts.
What is the difference between local and national SEO?+
Local SEO focuses on Google Maps and nearby customers. National SEO focuses on content, technical SEO and authority to rank across the country.
Find out what your SEO campaign should include
Request a free review. We will look at your competition, your website and your goals, then recommend a scope and budget that fits.
Free review. No obligation. We reply within one business day.
