Brandspace is the marketing partner for local service businesses. These plans are the core: your site, your Google Business Profile, and search. Pick from the job, not from the highest number.
- You already have your site, the town is quiet, and you want SEO only: Starter, £499/mo.
- You want more SEO than Starter, and Growth is more than you want to spend: Foundation, £999/mo. Still no Website as a Service.
- The town or trade is competitive, and you want the website looked after as well as the search work: Growth, £1,499/mo. This is the plan most owners should start on.
- The work is high value, or the market is fierce: PRO, £2,999/mo.
- You want your site looked after and you are not buying SEO yet: Website as a Service, £199/mo.
- You want a one-off site and you will not buy a monthly partnership: Service Site, £1,950, then £75/mo website management.
Starter and Foundation do not include a new website or unlimited updates. A new site on those plans is a separate Website as a Service or Service Site, or a move to Growth or PRO.
Compare them on the partnership plans page.
Related questions
What is the difference between Starter and Growth?
Starter is £499/mo of SEO on your site: up to 6 hours and 1 link a month. Growth is £1,499/mo. It includes Website as a Service, up to 14 hours, 4 links a month, and a monthly strategy call. Growth is the usual plan when the town or trade is competitive.
What is Foundation?
Foundation is £999/mo. It is more SEO than Starter, with up to 10 hours and 2 links a month, and no Website as a Service. It is the plan when Growth is more than you want to spend.
Which plan includes the website?
Growth and PRO include Website as a Service. You can also buy that partnership on its own at £199/mo. Starter and Foundation do not include it.
I already have a website. Which plan is that?
Starter or Foundation can run on your site. Growth or PRO can keep it, or replace it, inside Website as a Service.
Is PRO the one most people buy?
No. Growth is the plan most owners should start on. PRO is for high-value work, or a market that is genuinely fierce.