How much does SEO cost with Hi-Rez Collective?
Monthly SEO and AI visibility management starts at $1,500 per month for local businesses. The combined SEO and AI Visibility Growth Plan starts at $3,500 per month. Enterprise and complex website engagements generally start at $6,500 per month.
How much does an SEO and AI visibility audit cost?
A comprehensive SEO and AI Visibility Audit starts at $2,500. Final pricing depends on website size, number of markets or locations, analytics access, competitor depth, and the amount of technical and content analysis required.
How much does a website cost?
SEO-first website design and development projects start at $7,500. Larger ecommerce, SaaS, multi-location, membership, or custom-functionality websites are quoted based on scope.
Do you require a long-term contract?
Monthly agreements do not require a long-term contract unless a custom proposal includes a defined commitment tied to discounted pricing, content production, development, or a larger phased initiative.
Is ad spend included in these prices?
No. Advertising budgets, media spend, third-party software, premium plugins, hosting, paid data providers, and external production costs are separate unless specifically included in your proposal.
Is content writing included?
Content strategy, briefs, optimization, and editorial guidance may be included depending on the plan. Full content writing and production can be added to a monthly or project engagement based on volume, subject complexity, and review requirements.
Can I hire Hi-Rez for a one-time project?
Yes. One-time engagements are available for audits, technical SEO remediation, schema implementation, analytics, content architecture, conversion optimization, and website design.
Why are prices listed as starting prices?
SEO and AI visibility workloads vary significantly. A five-page local website requires a different level of effort than a SaaS website, ecommerce catalog, multi-location brand, or enterprise site with thousands of URLs. Starting prices make the baseline clear while allowing the final scope to reflect the actual work required.