SEO6 min
How much does SEO cost for a small business?
What SEO providers charge per month, per hour and per project, with the US and Canada figures from two pricing surveys, what each price should include and the warning signs.
Pages Google can't find, three addresses for the same service, a site that crawls on a phone. We find the problems, rank them by what they cost you and fix them.
We review your site the way Google does: which pages it can reach, which it keeps and which it ignores, and why. Then we compare that with what your customers search for, to find the missing pages and the ones competing with each other.
Instead of 200 warnings, you get the handful that matter, in order of what they cost you, with a date to fix them. The fixes in your proposal get done and you see each one finished on your tracking page.
What's costing you visits today goes first. Tool warnings that don't affect your rankings go to the bottom, or out.
impact first, not tool score
Redirects, duplicates, broken pages, titles and speed: what's in your proposal gets fixed, with a before and after for each.
Search Console and analytics set up correctly and in your name, so you can check the progress yourself.
Search Console verified and monitored
You give us read access to Search Console and analytics, or we set them up in your name if they don't exist.
We crawl your site the way Google does and check indexing, speed, structure, content and links against what your customers search for.
What we found, in plain English and ranked by impact, with what we'd fix, in what order and by when.
We fix what's in your proposal and ask Google to recheck the affected pages, so you can watch the errors clear in Search Console.
Paste your keywords and see the traffic, leads and revenue at stake and what that traffic would cost in ads.


Your SEO is handled by Òscar and Carles, the same two people who go through your site and listing in the audit. Who we are
audit · brazoscpagroup.com
sample document
1 · What we found
Your tax preparation page lives at three addresses, Google shows the oldest one, and the new pages from your redesign aren't being kept.
2 · The fixes, in order
3 · Fixed quote
It's a full review of a website from Google's point of view: whether it can read every page, whether each page answers a clear search, how fast it loads, who links to it and what holds it back. A useful audit ends in a ranked list of fixes, and ideally in the fixes themselves.
In SE Ranking's survey of 260 agencies, the most common price for a one-off SEO project such as an audit was $500-$2,000. Ours is a fixed price set by the size of your site, written in your proposal before we start. It includes the report, the fixes listed and a second check, and you pay once they're live. Automated audit tools are cheap or free, but they list warnings without telling you which ones cost you customers.
For a small business site, the review itself is usually a matter of days. The fixes come after, on the date in your proposal, and you see each one finished on your tracking page.
Yes, that's how we prefer to work: the fixes in your proposal get done, each with its before and after. If you only want the report for your own developer, the proposal says so and it's written so they can act on it.
Fixing what blocks Google usually helps the affected pages, but nobody can promise rankings, because Google decides them and your competitors move too. What we stand behind is the work: you pay nothing until every fix in your proposal is published.
An SEO audit is a full review of your website from Google's point of view: whether it can read every page, whether each page answers a clear search, how fast it loads and who links to it. Ours ends in fixes: we rank the problems by what they cost you and solve the ones in your proposal.
A page Google can't read today won't start ranking on its own, and duplicate pages keep splitting what Google thinks of you. Every month those problems stay, the pages that depend on them stay buried.
If you're planning a redesign, the audit matters even more: it tells you what to keep before anything gets deleted. Start with the free SEO audit and we'll tell you whether a full audit is worth it for your site.
Technical SEO is everything that lets Google reach, read and keep your pages: how the server responds, how pages link to each other, what each address returns and how fast it all loads. Google's own SEO Starter Guide puts it near the top (helping Google find your content), because the best copy doesn't rank if Google can't read it.
The same check now covers AI answers: Google says a page has to be indexed and eligible for a snippet to appear in AI Overviews, with no special file or markup required (AI features and your website). If speed turns out to be the main problem, website speed optimization covers it in depth. If the site needs rebuilding, we plan a website redesign that keeps your rankings.
The free SEO audit looks at your business from the outside: how people search for you, what they see, your listing and your site on a phone. It's enough to decide what to do first. A full SEO audit goes inside, with your Search Console data and a complete crawl, and ends in fixes. Most small businesses start with the free one, and we tell them straight whether the full one is worth paying for.
The price is fixed and goes in your proposal, set by the size of your site: a ten-page site for a dental office isn't the same job as a store with two thousand products. It includes the report, the fixes listed in the proposal and the second check. You pay once the fixes are live and you've seen them. If what your site needs is ongoing work, our SEO services include the audit as part of the setup.
Which pages Google stores and which it ignores, and why: blocks, errors, redirects that lead nowhere.
indexing in Search Console, robots.txt, sitemap
Pages competing for the same search, the call on which one stays and what happens to the rest.
keyword cannibalization, canonicals and 301 redirects
How long your important pages take on a normal cell signal, and what slows them down.
Core Web Vitals: LCP, INP and CLS
Whether each service has a page that answers its search, and which pages are missing or too thin.
content and keyword gap
What Google reads to understand each page, and how your pages point to each other.
title tags, headings and internal links
Which sites link to you, whether any of those links could hurt, and which local sites should mention you and don't.
backlink and off-page audit
What ChatGPT and Google's AI Overviews find when they look for your business, and whether your pages can be cited.
AI visibility check
SEO6 min
What SEO providers charge per month, per hour and per project, with the US and Canada figures from two pricing surveys, what each price should include and the warning signs.
AI search5 min
What ChatGPT reads before it names a business, the seven steps you control, what to skip, and how to check whether it mentions you.
Send us your website address in 2 minutes and we'll send you the warning signs we can see from outside and whether a full audit pays off.
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