Starter
Groundwork for one focused business
$300 CAD/month
- Basic SEO setup
- Keyword research
- On-page optimization
- Google Analytics setup
- Monthly performance report
Suits: owner-run shops, newer firms and trades with few local rivals
Pricing plans
What SEO costs in Niagara Falls, Ontario
Three monthly plans at $300, $500 and $700 CAD, with no contract to sign. If Starter is enough for your business, that is the plan we will suggest.
- From $300 CAD/mo
- Month to month
- Monthly reporting
Pricing plans
Growth
Steady progress in search and on the map
$500 CAD/month
- Advanced SEO optimization
- Keyword & content updates
- Google Business Profile SEO
- Competitor analysis
- Monthly reports & updates
Suits: crowded categories such as dentists, contractors, restaurants and realtors
Pro
Rankings and Google Ads managed as one plan
$700 CAD/month
- SEO strategy & execution
- Content optimization
- Google Ads management
- Conversion optimization
- Priority support & reporting
Suits: hotels, attractions and others needing bookings this season while rankings build
The money question
What does SEO cost a Niagara Falls, Ontario business?
It is usually the first thing an owner wants to know, so here is the plain version. Our three monthly plans are $300, $500 and $700 in Canadian dollars. Below is how that compares with cheaper and larger options, and what you give up or gain at each level.
Below $300
Mostly software
Usually an automated dashboard. Nobody rewrites your pages, corrects your hours before the summer, or answers when you have a question.
$300 – $700
Where our plans sit
A person working on your listing, pages and directory entries every month, with a report written so an owner can follow it. Starter, Growth and Pro cover this span.
Above $700
Bigger campaigns
Groups with several locations, or firms chasing customers across Ontario and the United States at once. One shop on Queen Street seldom needs it.
All figures are in Canadian dollars (CAD).
Why one Niagara business pays $300 and another $700
Listed from the biggest influence down.
- 01 How crowded your field is A gymnastics club may have a couple of rivals. A restaurant near Fallsview or a motel on Lundy’s Lane is up against a long list of listings, many with years of reviews behind them.
- 02 Who you have to reach Neighbours within a few kilometres are one task. Households across the region plus visitors planning a trip from Toronto or the States is a larger one, with more pages to build.
- 03 How seasonal your income is If most of your year is earned between July and September, the work has to happen ahead of the peak, which can mean a busier plan through the spring.
- 04 The shape your website is in A slow or dated site may need repair before anything else. That is quoted once, after an audit, and kept apart from the monthly fee.
- 05 Whether you want paid ads Google Ads management belongs to the Pro plan. Your ad budget is a separate cost that you pay to Google.
What any monthly fee ought to buy
Use it to check any proposal on your desk, including ours.
- Hands-on Business Profile work each month, including seasonal hours
- Numbers on calls, form messages and bookings, alongside positions
- New pages shaped by what people in Niagara actually type
- Behind-the-scenes repairs: broken links, heavy images, missing schema
- Every account, from Analytics to Ads, registered in your name
- Emails answered by somebody who knows your account
When to expect a return
Some early wins, then slower gains that build on each other.
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The first month
Fixing what is plainly wrong
Summer hours still listed in January, the wrong main category, a listing nobody claimed, a disconnected number on an old directory. Clearing these up sometimes shows within weeks.
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Around month four
A direction you can read
Search results now show the pages written in month two, and reviews arrive without prompting. Calls and form messages in your report should be edging up.
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After a full year
A fair verdict
Twelve months covers every season once. Set a year of fees against the work search brought in, peak and off-peak alike.
Would a monthly plan earn its cost in Niagara?
For some businesses it will not, and we would rather say that up front.
Likely worth it if
- People in Niagara search online for what you sell
- One extra booking, job or table covers the monthly fee
- You can let at least one season pass before deciding
- You have room for more work, in season and out of it
Likely not worth it if
- You already turn customers away most weeks
- One tour operator, builder or referral partner sends you nearly everything
- You need bookings within days; ads move faster
- Customers arrive by recommendation and never open Google
What we hold ourselves to
No contract
Cancel in any month. The plan has to keep justifying itself.
No ranking promises
Rankings belong to Google. A guarantee is a sales line, not a plan.
Straight reporting
When rankings rise but bookings do not, our report says that first.
How visible are you across Niagara?
We will check, at no charge, your rankings between Chippawa and St. Catharines, name the businesses above you, and put the fixes in order.
Request my free audit