Why prices vary

A one-page review is not the same as a template-level cleanup, a 24-month roadmap, or a rebuild. Pricing should reflect the work required, not a vague promise of rankings.

  • Small scoped work should have clear starting prices.
  • Complex or unusual projects should be quoted after the site and goals are understood.

Common starting points

A focused scan can start small, schema work can be a defined sprint, cleanup can be a scoped technical project, and ongoing audits can be a low monthly monitoring layer.

  • Your SEO Wizard currently lists Sanity Scan, Schema Sprint, Technical SEO Cleanup, Static Site Rebuild, Monthly SEO Audit, managed hosting, and roadmap starting prices on the pricing and services pages.

How to choose a budget

Start with the smallest project that answers the real question. If you do not know what is wrong, start with a scan or audit. If the issue is known and technical, use cleanup. If the site needs a long-term plan, use a roadmap.

  • Avoid paying for broad retainers before the site has clear priorities.

FAQ

Should a small business buy monthly SEO immediately?

Not always. If the site has obvious technical issues or unclear service pages, a focused cleanup or roadmap may be a better first step.

Are starting prices final quotes?

Starting prices describe common entry points. Larger, unusual, or custom projects should be quoted based on scope.

Need a second set of eyes?

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