Pricing that's actually simple.

I set these prices myself, and I run them the same way for every exterior cleaning company I work with. No mystery invoice, no "call us for a quote" runaround. Everything is month-to-month, so you're never locked into anything you don't want.

No setup fees hidden in the fine print. Cancel with 30 days' notice, no exit interview required.

Pick what your business needs

Most owners start with one thing, usually ads, sometimes SEO, and add the rest once it's paying for itself. I'm not going to push a package you don't need.

Meta Ads Management

$597/mo + ad spend

Ad spend is billed separately, straight to your Meta account. I never mark it up.

  • Campaign build and weekly optimization
  • 3 native creative crops refreshed every 2 to 3 weeks
  • Lead tracking to the call, not the click
  • Monthly plain-English report, no dashboard homework
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SEO & GBP Optimization

$397/mo

Slower to build than ads, cheaper to keep once it's built.

  • Google Business Profile setup, categories, and photo cadence
  • Review request system and response management
  • Service-area pages and on-page SEO
  • Local pack ranking tracked and reported monthly
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Email Marketing

$197/mo

Turns past customers into repeat bookings, without you lifting a finger.

  • Seasonal reminder campaigns, like gutters before fall
  • Review request follow-ups
  • Referral pushes to your best customers
  • Win-back campaigns for customers who've gone quiet
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The best deal, hands down

The bundle

The Works

$1,191/mo if you bought Meta ads, SEO/GBP, and email marketing separately.

$897/mo

Over $1,220/mo of value for $897
  • Everything in Meta Ads Management
  • Everything in SEO & GBP Optimization
  • Everything in Email Marketing
  • Free website build included ($297 value)
  • Free CRM access included ($29/mo value)
  • One point of contact for everything, no finger-pointing between vendors
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Still month-to-month. Still cancel anytime.

CRM access , your client portal

Log in and see your leads, your jobs, and your reports in one place. No digging through text threads or waiting on an email to know what's happening with your account. Free for life with The Works.

$29/mo

Need a new website too?

One-time build, not a subscription. Fast, mobile-first, click-to-call, and a quote form that doesn't make someone hunt for it. Free automatically if you're on The Works.

$297 one-time

Book one service, pick a plus-one.

Sign up for any one paid service and try a second one on me, free. It's my way of proving the other services work before you pay for them. Keep whatever earns its spot.

  • A free month of Meta ad management
  • A free Google Business Profile optimization
  • A free website, the same $297 build

Pricing questions

Why is The Works cheaper than buying two services separately?
Because everything works better together and costs me less to run as one system. Ads plus SEO plus email on the same account share creative, data, and setup. I pass that efficiency on, and clients on The Works stay longer, which is worth more to me than the margin.
What's the CRM and do I need it?
It's your client portal: every lead, job, and report in one place instead of scattered texts and spreadsheets. It's $29 a month as an add-on, included free in The Works. You don't need it to work with me, but most clients end up living in it.
Am I locked into anything?
No. Everything is month-to-month, including The Works. The $297 website is yours, you own it either way.
How does the free plus-one actually work?
Book any one paid service and pick a second one free: a month of ad management, a GBP optimization, or a website. If the freebie earns its keep, you can keep it at the normal rate. If not, drop it, no hard feelings.
Does ad spend come out of the management fee?
No, ad spend goes straight to Meta from your card and you see it. My fee covers strategy, creative, building, and managing. Most of my clients run $500 to $2,000 a month in spend, and I'll tell you honestly what your market needs.