What landscaping SEO costs, and what actually decides it.
Programs on this site run from $125 to $575 a month with no contract and no setup fee. The number is decided by keyword scope and domain count, not by how many crews you run. Here is how to work out which tier pays at your job values.
Four programs, priced on scope.
or $140 for one month
Business Profile optimization, citations and review requests included.
1 domain · 10 keywords
Full deliverables
10 Web 2.0s, DA 50+
3,000 amplification
Standard research
10-12 days
or $260 for one month
Business Profile optimization, citations and review requests included.
1 domain · 20 keywords
Full deliverables
20 Web 2.0s, DA 50+
5,000 amplification
In-depth research
12-14 days
or $380 for one month
Business Profile optimization, citations and review requests included.
2 domain · 40 keywords
Full deliverables
30 Web 2.0s, DA 50+
10,000 amplification
In-depth research
14-16 days
or $620 for one month
Business Profile optimization, citations and review requests included.
4 domain · 100 keywords
Full deliverables
50 Web 2.0s, DA 50+
20,000 amplification
In-depth research
16-18 days
One-month orders do not start a subscription.
About the work in these plans
Monthly subscription or one-time order. Setup fee waived on both. Dedicated account manager on every plan.
Guest posts are outreach articles linking to your site. Web 2.0 assets are pages on publishing platforms. Amplification links support those placements. Reports list live URLs, targets and anchors.
Three variables, and crew count is not one of them.
Vendors who price on company size are pricing on the wrong variable. What determines cost is how many terms have to be held, across how many domains, in how many markets.
Keyword count is the main driver. A maintenance-only company in one market needs 20. Add design-build, hardscape and irrigation as separate groups and 40 is the floor. Multi-division or multi-market operations need 100.
Domain count matters if you run separate sites for separate divisions, which is common when a maintenance brand and a design-build brand are deliberately kept apart.
Content is priced separately, from $26 a month, and a website is a one-time charge from $400. Neither is compulsory.
Does it pay at your numbers?
Season Reach at $325 a month is $3,900 a year. That is less than one enhancement project, and roughly six percent of a single design-build job. The calculator on this site does the arithmetic against your own job values rather than ours.
What the range looks like, and what sits behind it.
| Price point | What is usually being sold | Worth knowing |
|---|---|---|
| $125 to $325 a month | A defined deliverable: a keyword count, a link count, a report | Where these programs sit. Judge it on what arrives and whether you can verify it. |
| $500 to $1,500 a month | A regional agency retainer, often with content included | Frequently reasonable. Ask what portion is content and what portion is authority. |
| $2,000 to $5,000 a month | A full-service agency with strategy and account time | Justifiable for multi-branch or commercial operators. Rarely justifiable for two crews. |
| Under $50 a month | Automated directory submission and low-quality links | Costs more than it saves. Cleaning up afterward is a real expense. |
| Percentage of revenue | Performance framing | Sounds aligned. Check what counts as attributable revenue before signing anything. |
What actually decides which tier you need.
Not your revenue and not your crew count. Three things decide it, and none of them are about how big the company is.
How many distinct services you sell. Maintenance only is a small keyword set. Maintenance plus treatment plus hardscape plus design-build plus irrigation is four times the work, because each one needs its own pages and its own terms.
How many markets you serve. One metro is one set of local signals. Three metros with separate crews is three, and that is what pushes a company from Season Reach to Landscape Portfolio more often than anything else.
How contested your market is. A dense metro with several established design-build firms takes longer and needs more authority than a market where the competition is a single truck. This affects timeline more than price.
Put the cost against one project, not against the month.
Season Reach at $325 a month is $3,900 a year. The comparison people reach for is the monthly invoice, and it is the wrong denominator in a trade with this spread of job values.
One project at $65,000 pays for roughly seventeen years of Season Reach. It only has to work once.
One patio at $22,000 covers more than five years.
A retained seasonal contract at $2,400 covers seven months. Three of them pay for the year, which is the honest bar to clear.
Questions
Why is this cheaper than other landscaping SEO agencies?
Because the deliverable is defined and the work is done at volume across 15,000 clients since 2009. You are buying a specified number of guest posts, Web 2.0s and amplification links each month, each delivered with a live URL, rather than an open-ended retainer.
Is there a contract?
No. Every program is month to month and can be canceled at any time. The setup fee is waived.
What is not included?
Content writing and website design are separate, and priced openly. Reputation management is offered but not priced on this site yet.
Is cheap SEO worth trying first?
Route Start at $125 is a genuine deliverable and a reasonable place for a single-service company in one market to start. What is not worth trying is anything below that from an automated provider, because low-quality links create a cleanup cost that exceeds whatever you saved.
What happens if we stop paying?
Your website and commissioned content remain yours. Third-party publishers control whether placements stay live. Rankings may change after work stops; there is no minimum contract term.
Why is there no setup fee?
It is waived on every plan and every billing option. Setup fees in this category are mostly a commitment device to offset the risk of a client leaving in month two, and month-to-month billing with no contract makes that a risk we would rather just carry.
Is a one-time order better value than a subscription?
It is better for testing and worse for results. A one-time order delivers a defined batch of work and stops, which is useful if you want to see what arrives before committing. Authority compounds, so the monthly option outperforms it over any period longer than a few months.
What is not included in these prices?
Website design, which is a separate one-time charge from $400, content writing, which is priced separately through Monthly writing plans from $26 a month, and reputation management, which is quoted separately. The monthly program price is the program only.
Can we start small and move up?
That is the normal path and there is nothing structural preventing it. Companies frequently start on Project Demand, see which keyword groups move, and step up to Season Reach once they know which work they want more of. Billing is monthly with no contract, so changing tier is a decision rather than a renegotiation.
How should we judge whether it is working?
On signed work of the kind you said you wanted, compared season over season rather than month over month. In a business this seasonal, comparing March to February tells you about the weather. Comparing this March to last March tells you about the program, and that is the only comparison worth acting on.
Tell us what work you want more of.
No contracts. Setup fee waived. A dedicated account manager on every plan, and every link delivered with a live, clickable URL that listed in your report.