Packages and project pricing
The $299 Local Presence Tune-Up handles a Google listing problem. When the issue involves the website, paid acquisition, lead follow-up, or deeper search visibility, compare the starting scopes below. Every engagement is defined in writing before work begins, including any ongoing or platform costs.
Three implementation packages
These are defined starting scopes for website, paid-acquisition, and lead-follow-up work. You do not need all three. Any work outside the listed scope is presented separately before it begins.
Starter · Get Found
Get Found
$500starting at
Website foundation
A usable, credible site with clear service information, a working contact path, baseline analytics, and essential technical setup — plus the structural and crawler-readability fixes that stop the site from looking broken to search engines and AI tools. Built around the services and searches agreed in scope.
Good fit for: businesses with no real online presence, a site that hasn’t been touched in years, one that looks fine but generates nothing, or one that’s structurally incomplete to search crawlers and AI tools.
Discuss Get FoundGrowth · Get Leads
Get Leads
$1,500setup
Paid acquisition setup
A real inbound system: search ads targeting people actively looking to hire, a landing page built around the decision they’re about to make, and conversion tracking connected to the actions we can reliably record.
Good fit for: businesses with a solid site and some lead volume who want to scale what’s working and cut what isn’t.
Ad spend and any ongoing campaign management are separate. You’ll see those costs before approving the project.
Discuss Get LeadsOperator · Get Efficient
Get Efficient
$1,500setup
Lead follow-up system
Automates the agreed steps between the lead and the booked appointment: instant response by text and email, pipeline rules that reduce manual follow-up, and review requests that go out without anyone remembering.
Good fit for: businesses with steady lead volume losing jobs in the handoff, or operators spending too much time on admin between inquiry and booking.
CRM software and message-usage costs are separate when required. You’ll see those costs before approving the project.
Discuss Get EfficientAudit-led visibility engagements
These engagements address the website, content, and entity signals used by search engines and AI-driven discovery tools. The appropriate scope depends on what the audit identifies — run the free check first if you’re not sure which applies. Rankings, mentions, and citations are measured where possible but never guaranteed.
The Foundation
Entity & trust architecture — a recognized, verified entity in its niche
$1,999 starting at
Developing audit score
Builds the entity and trust architecture that compounds over time. Ranking timelines depend on your market and competition, so we agree the keywords and reporting cadence up front rather than promising a date. The asset is yours permanently.
The Authority Engine
Search & AI visibility, full build — content and entity signals AI systems can read
$4,999 starting at
Established audit score
Builds the structure intended to improve the chance of being surfaced or cited across ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews. Citations are the platforms’ call, never ours to promise, so we report mentions for an agreed set of buyer questions and you judge the movement.
The scope and total cost come first
Scoped before work begins
You receive the included work, exclusions, project price, required platforms, and any recurring costs in writing before the engagement begins.
Recurring work is separate
Setup, project work, software costs, advertising spend, and ongoing management are shown separately. Nothing recurring is assumed.
You retain ownership
Your website, advertising accounts, CRM, content, and automations remain under your ownership and access.
Scoped-work fix policy
If a deliverable Solenzo built does not work as documented, the 60-day policy covers diagnosis and correction of that scoped work. It does not cover ranking positions, advertising results, third-party platform changes, or customer behavior.
Not sure which scope fits? Start with the smallest problem you can clearly identify. Use the Tune-Up for a Google listing issue, or discuss the project when the website, ads, visibility, or follow-up system is involved.