01 Pricing

SEO packages: one monthly fee, priced in the open

Three monthly plans to manage and grow the site you have, or build a new one. Each includes the technical maintenance, and the work is roadmapped to what your site needs: blog posts, landing pages, updates, technical fixes and reports. The tier sets the pace. If you only want the site kept running, there’s website care on its own, and custom packages are available. No setup fee and no minimum term. Prices in pounds, with fixed US dollar prices in brackets.

Starter

The basics put right, then steady upkeep.

£899($1,199)/month

Right ifSmall sites and sole traders who want the website looked after properly.

  • Roadmapped to what your website needs: blog posts, landing pages, updates, technical fixes and reports
  • Your existing site taken over, or a new site built, then improved every month
  • The full SEO audit, included, and the fixes made
  • Technical maintenance: updates, backups, uptime and security monitoring
  • A short monthly report by email

The lot

The same work, as fast as it goes.

£1,999($2,599)/month

Right ifBigger sites, shops and businesses in a market where competitors publish regularly.

  • Roadmapped to what your website needs: blog posts, landing pages, updates, technical fixes and reports
  • Your existing site taken over, or a new site built, then improved every month
  • The full SEO audit, included, and the fixes made
  • Technical maintenance: updates, backups, uptime and security monitoring
  • A monthly report, and a call to go through it

Maintenance only

Website care

£99($129)/month

Kept updated, backed up and watched. Nothing more, nothing less.

Right ifSites that already do their job and just need looking after.

  • WordPress, theme and plugin updates, or the platform equivalent
  • Regular backups
  • Uptime monitoring
  • Security monitoring
  • Hosting included when I built and host the site

New pages, content, SEO and reporting are the management plans. Clean-up after a hack is charged at the day rate.

Online shops and large or custom builds are quoted separately. The full SEO audit on its own is from £399 ($529). Custom quotes are available. I like to tailor the work to your needs and budget, so send me a message with what you have in mind. Content-only work is priced separately: see blog writing and SEO content writing.

02 What you get

What a month looks like

There’s no fixed number of posts or pages. Each month’s work comes from your roadmap, so it goes where the site needs it most: new blog posts, landing and service pages, updates to existing pages, technical fixes, and reporting on what changed.

  • 01Blog postsPlanned from keyword research and written to answer what your customers search for.
  • 02Landing and service pagesA page for each thing you sell or place you serve, researched, written and built.
  • 03Updates and rewritesExisting pages brought up to standard, refreshed or merged.
  • 04Technical fixesSpeed, indexing, redirects, structured data and the issues from the audit and monthly check.
  • 05ReportingWhat got done, what it did for traffic and enquiries, and what’s next.

The roadmap is agreed at the start and reviewed every month, so the work goes where the site needs it most. Custom packages are available too.

03 Side by side

The same work in every plan

The difference is the pace: how quickly the roadmap gets worked through. The two bigger plans add a monthly call.

 StarterThe usualThe lot
 £899 ($1,199) /month£1,399 ($1,799) /month£1,999 ($2,599) /month
How fast the work movesSteady paceFaster paceFastest pace
Your site taken over, or a new site built
Full SEO audit and fixes
Roadmap agreed and reviewed monthly
Keyword research
Blog posts, landing pages, updates and fixes, as the roadmap calls for
Technical maintenance: updates, backups, uptime and security monitoring
Technical health checked monthly
Small fixes spotted along the way
Monthly report from Search ConsoleBy email
Monthly call to go through it–

04 Ad-hoc

Or just borrow me for a day

Not everything needs a monthly plan. If you have an in-house team that needs cover, a specific job that needs doing, or you just want a second opinion from someone who will tell you the truth, book time instead.

Half day£325 ($429)
A focused piece of work, or a working session with your team
Day rate£550 ($729)
Ad-hoc work, cover for an in-house team, training, second opinions
Five-day block£2,450 ($3,295)
Booked in advance, used across a quarter. Saves £300 ($350) on five single days

The day rate exists for when a monthly plan would be the wrong shape: a one-off clean-up, a backlog of upkeep, or a week of work booked as a block.

05 The details

The questions everybody asks

What is an SEO package?

A fixed bundle of SEO work for a set monthly price. The useful ones say what gets produced each month (pages written, fixes made, reporting) rather than listing hours or vague activities.

How much does an SEO package cost?

Here the three monthly plans are £899 ($1,199), £1,399 ($1,799) and £1,999 ($2,599), with no setup fee. Every plan includes the same work. The difference is how much of it gets done each month, and the two bigger plans include a monthly call.

Do you have SEO packages for small businesses?

Yes. Starter at £899 ($1,199) a month is built for small and local businesses: the basics put right, then steady monthly work roadmapped to what your website needs, whether that’s blog posts, landing pages, updates, technical fixes or reports, and a report you can read in five minutes.

What do I get each month?

There’s no fixed number of posts or pages. Each month’s work comes from your roadmap, so it goes where the site needs it most: new blog posts, landing and service pages, updates to existing pages, technical fixes, and reporting on what changed. The plan sets the pace: Starter is steady, The usual moves faster, and The lot goes as fast as the site can take. Small fixes I spot along the way just get done.

Can I get a custom package?

Yes. Custom packages are available too: tell me what you need and your budget, and I’ll put a scope in writing. It can be one-off, a fixed run of months, or a mix.

Do you do website maintenance on its own?

Yes. Website care is £99 ($129) a month: updates, backups, uptime and security monitoring, with hosting included if I built and host the site. It keeps the site running safely but doesn’t grow it. The three management plans include the same maintenance, plus the growth work and reporting.

Is hosting included?

If I built the site and host it, yes, on every plan. If you hand over a site you already have, you keep your own hosting and domain, and I work on it where it is.

Is there a contract?

No setup fee and no minimum term. The monthly plans run month to month and you can stop with thirty days’ notice. Read the full terms.

Can I start with an audit and move to a monthly plan later?

Yes. Start with the free basic audit, then the full audit if you want the detail. Nothing about the audit assumes you will continue, and it is included if you start a monthly plan.

What is the difference between the free audit and the full audit?

The free audit is a short, plain-English read on what is generally wrong with the site. The full audit goes through everything: a crawl, Search Console, speed, structured data and content, with a prioritised list and how to fix each item. It is productised, which is why it costs less than a couple of days of my time.

What if I need more than the plan covers?

Extra work is charged at the day rate, agreed before it starts. Nothing appears on an invoice you have not already said yes to.

Do you work with US clients?

Yes. Roughly half my work is US-based. Every price has a fixed US dollar figure in brackets, and you are invoiced in pounds or dollars, whichever is easier for you.

What about a full site rebuild?

A small business site is rebuilt inside the monthly plan: the core pages in month one, then a section at a time. Online shops and large or custom sites are quoted separately.

How long before anything happens?

Audit fixes can move rankings within weeks. Content compounds more slowly — expect the curve to bend somewhere between month three and month six, which is what the results on this site show.

Who actually does the work?

Me. Nothing is subcontracted, and nothing is handed to a junior. That is the main reason the plans are scoped the way they are.

Not sure which one you need?

Send me your site and I’ll tell you which plan actually fits — including if that answer is “none of them, here are two things to fix yourself”.