Where the work starts

What's included

• One page, built properly: what you do, where you work, what it costs to start, and how to reach you, in that order
• Two ways to make contact: an inquiry form and click-to-call, both reachable without scrolling on a phone
• Search basics: title, description, headings, a sitemap and Search Console, so the page can be found by name
• Your business details, stated once and correctly: name, address where you have one, service area, hours and phone number
• Copy support: your own wording tidied and ordered, with the headline and the calls to action written for you
• A domain connected and the page live, on hosting you own

Best for

An operator whose work comes from referral, from a truck, or from a profile on someone else's platform, and who now needs one address to send people to. It is the cheapest honest way to stop losing the people who look you up before they call.

What you walk away with

One page that loads fast, reads well on a phone, says the true thing about the business, and can be found when someone searches your name.

What it is not

• Not a small website. It is one page. Separate service pages, location pages and a blog all begin at Launch.
• No keyword research. The page is written to be clear, not to compete for search terms.
• No conversion tracking beyond the basics. GA4 with events configured is part of Launch.
• No ongoing search work. Nothing here runs monthly.

If the plan is to compete in search rather than simply to exist in it, start at Launch instead. This offer is priced to be a beginning, and it will not pretend otherwise.

Ongoing options

• Site Care from $149/mo

Optional. The page is yours either way.

Moving up later

The page is built on the same foundation as every other engagement, so growing into Launch is an expansion rather than a rebuild.

What's included

• A custom website: three to five core pages, built to work on a phone as well as a desk
• Search foundations: titles, headings, clean URLs, sitemap and Search Console, live from day one
• Ways to reach you: estimate form, click-to-call, and calls to action people can actually find
• Lead tracking: GA4, with form submissions and phone taps recorded as conversions
• Copy support: your existing wording tidied, with headlines and calls to action written for you

Best for

A newer or smaller local business with a straightforward set of services. You need to look established before you start spending on search. And at this stage Growth's research depth would be money spent ahead of need.

What you walk away with

A site that is live, readable by Google, and already counting leads. So you can see how many people got in touch and where they came from.

Launch is a search-ready website, not an ongoing search campaign. Those run monthly and are priced separately.

What it is not

• No Google Business Profile work. That begins at Growth, and it is a one-time audit even there. It is not part of Launch at any price.
• No keyword research. Pages are built around the services as you describe them, not around researched demand.
• No service or location pages. Three to five core pages is a ceiling, not a starting point.
• Nothing monthly beyond optional Site Care.

Against the others

More than One Page Website by several pages and a working measurement setup. Less than Growth by all of the research: Launch builds what you already know you sell, Growth finds out what people search for first and builds that.

Ongoing options

• Site Care from $149/mo

It is under Site support, below.

What's included

• Google Business Profile management: categories and services refined, posts where they are genuinely worth making
• Reviews: a strategy for asking, and help answering the ones that arrive
• Business information monitored, with NAP consistency checked and major citation cleanup
• Local rank tracking and Search Console monitoring
• Technical SEO health monitoring, plus basic optimization of existing pages and simple internal-link improvements
• Monthly reporting and recommendations

Who it is for

A business that is already visible and wants that maintained rather than pushed. The foundation stays accurate, the profile stays fed, and nothing decays quietly.

What it is not

• No program of new SEO pages. New pages here are rare and limited.
• No multi-city expansion, no high-volume blogging, no link campaigns, no digital PR.
• No CRO program and no revenue attribution. Lead attribution is basic.
• Not paid advertising management.

When to move up

When you want new pages and researched opportunities rather than maintenance, Local Growth is the next rung. Full existing-page SEO, ongoing keyword research and conversion work are part of Local Growth.

Terms

Recurring, billed monthly in advance. No initial term.

What's included

• Continuous local search work, rather than a project that ends
• Google Business Profile kept fed: posts, questions, categories, services, photos
• Content and citation work as the market and the competition move
• Answers kept current: the facts search engines and AI assistants read, held consistent as the business changes
• Reporting you can actually read, tied to calls and forms rather than to impressions

Who it is for

A business already visible enough to be worth defending, in a market where competitors are actively working on the same thing. This is the program most Growth sites step into.

What it is not

• Not advertising. Nothing here buys clicks.
• Not a website build. It assumes the foundations exist.
• Not a ranking guarantee.

Terms

Recurring, billed monthly in advance. Three-month initial commitment, month-to-month after that.

What's included

• Everything in Local Growth
• A broader content program: roughly two to four strategic pages or content assets a month where justified
• Multiple market and service-area strategy, with service by location architecture and advanced internal linking
• Deeper keyword research and competitor displacement work
• Authority and link acquisition strategy, local partnerships, citation expansion, and digital PR where justified
• Deeper CRO, advanced lead attribution, and revenue attribution where practical
• AI search and GEO optimization, advanced schema, and a content refresh program
• A quarterly strategic review on top of the monthly reporting

Who it is for

A business competing across several services or several cities where organic visibility is a growth channel rather than a hygiene factor, and where two to four pieces a month can actually be justified by demand.

What it is not

• Not paid advertising. Nothing here buys clicks.
• Not content for its own sake. Two to four pieces a month is a ceiling that demand has to earn, not a quota.
• Not a ranking guarantee. No engagement on this page is.

Terms

Recurring, billed monthly in advance. The figure is a starting point; scope sets where above it you land. No initial term is documented for this tier.

What's included

• The existing mark cleaned up or redrawn, keeping what people already recognize
• Typography and color settled, so every surface can be built from one set of decisions
• A short usage guide, enough to stop it drifting again

Who it is for

A business that is already known locally under its current mark. The recognition is an asset, and starting over would spend it rather than build on it.

What it is not

• Not a new identity. The mark stays recognizably itself. If it should not, start at Brand Identity.
• No positioning or messaging work. That begins at Full Identity System.
• No website. Branding and websites are priced separately so you can see what each one costs.

Terms

One time. Can run alongside a website engagement or entirely on its own.

What's included

• A logo system, not a single lockup: the versions you actually need for a sign, a truck, an invoice and a screen
• A typography system and a color system, defined well enough to build from
• A messaging foundation: what the business says it does, in words that survive being repeated
• The essential assets, exported in the formats the people who print things ask for
• Usage guidance, so it holds together after handoff

Who it is for

A business changing what it is called, what it sells, or how seriously it wants to be taken. Also the right starting point when the current mark is something that was made quickly years ago and has been tolerated since.

What it is not

• No market or competitor research. That is what Full Identity System adds.
• No website. Priced separately, see Websites above.
• Not a brand campaign. This builds the identity; it does not run advertising on it.

Terms

One time. Where it runs alongside a website, the two are quoted together but priced as two things.

What's included

• Everything in Brand Identity
• Research and positioning: what the market already sounds like, and what is left to own
• An extended system, with the additional applications and states a growing business runs into
• Fuller guidance, written for whoever has to use this without you in the room

Who it is for

A business with several services, several audiences, or plans to hire people who will need to represent it. The extra cost buys the research that stops the identity being a matter of taste.

What it is not

• Not a rebrand campaign. Announcing it is a separate decision.
• No website. Priced separately.
• Not unlimited applications. The system covers what the business actually uses.

Terms

One time. This is the tier most often quoted together with a website.

What's included

• A brand engagement at the tier the business actually needs, from a refresh through to a full identity system
• A website engagement at the tier the business actually needs, from Launch upward
• One sequence rather than two: the identity is settled before the pages are designed around it, which is the order that avoids rework
• One scope document and one schedule covering both halves

Who it is for

A business changing what it looks like and what it says at the same time, usually because it has outgrown both. Also the right route when a website project keeps stalling on brand decisions nobody has made.

What it is not

• Not a discount bundle. The range reflects the combined scope, not a reduction for buying two things.
• Not a fixed price. Where you land in the range depends on the brand scope, the website package, how much copy has to be written, how much research is needed and what assets are required.
• Not ongoing work. Search and care are separate and recurring.

Why together rather than separately

Not to save money. Because a website designed around an identity that has not been decided yet gets designed twice. Running them as one project means the type, the color and the way the business describes itself are settled once, and the site is built from those decisions rather than guessing at them and being corrected later.

Terms

One time. Paid 50% to start and 50% before launch, or on proposal-defined milestones for larger scopes.

What's included

• Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok or YouTube Shorts
• Twelve posts and four short videos a month
• Your photos and footage edited into posts and short videos
• A caption written for every post
• Scheduled and posted, so the accounts do not go quiet

Who it is for

A business whose crew already shoots on the job. You send the photos and clips; Kreated does everything after that.

What it is not

• Not filming or photography. That is Social Production.
• Not paid advertising. Nothing here buys reach.
• Not a follower or engagement guarantee.

When to move up

When nobody in the business will film consistently, Social Production adds the content ideas, the photography and the video.

Terms

Recurring, billed monthly in advance. Three-month initial commitment, month-to-month after that.

What's included

• Everything in Social Management: the same platforms, twelve posts and four short videos a month
• Content ideas and planning by Kreated
• Photography and video made by Kreated rather than sent in by you

Who it is for

A business that wants the whole job taken off its hands. You do the work; Kreated turns it into content and posts it.

What it is not

• Not paid advertising. Nothing here buys reach.
• Not a follower or engagement guarantee.

Terms

Recurring, billed monthly in advance. Three-month initial commitment, month-to-month after that.

What's included

• What the business currently looks like to the systems that answer questions about it
• Where the information is inconsistent across the site, the profile and the places that cite it
• An ordered list of what to fix, with the reason each one matters
• What is already fine, stated plainly, so you do not pay to redo it

Who it is for

Anyone unsure whether this is a real problem for them. The audit exists to answer that question for $750 rather than assuming the answer is yes.

What it is not

• Not the implementation. Fixing what it finds is AEO Foundation, or already inside a website engagement.
• Not a ranking report. It measures whether you are described correctly, not where you place.
• Not recurring. One audit, one document.

Terms

One time. Credited against AEO Foundation if you go on to implement within the same engagement.

What's included

• The audit implemented, priced on the scope it actually found rather than a flat guess
• Answer-first structure on the pages that need it, so a direct question gets a direct answer
• Consistency across the sources that describe the business
• A re-check afterward, so you can see what changed

Who it is for

A business whose audit found real inconsistency, and whose website is otherwise sound. If the site itself is the problem, a website engagement is the cheaper route to the same place.

What it is not

• Not a monthly program. Ongoing answer engine work is kept current in Local Growth and worked in depth in Market Expansion.
• Not a guarantee of citation. No one can sell that honestly.
• Not a website rebuild. It works with what is there.

Terms

One time. The range is the scope range, not a negotiation; the audit decides where in it you land.

What's included

• Hosting and SSL, kept current
• Uptime monitoring, so a site that goes down is noticed before a customer notices
• Backups, and the ability to roll back
• Minor content edits: hours, a phone number, a price, a new photo

Who it is for

Every business that would rather not own the maintenance. It is optional on every engagement and the site is yours either way.

What it is not

• Not a redesign allowance. New pages and new sections are quoted as work.
• Not search work. That is Local Growth.
• Not required. Declining it does not affect what you own.

Terms

Recurring, billed monthly in advance. Cancel any time; the site and the domain remain yours.

What's included

• Everything in Site Care
• A larger edit allowance, for businesses whose content genuinely moves
• Priority turnaround on requests
• Ongoing improvements, rather than only keeping things running

Who it is for

A business running promotions, adding services, or updating pricing and availability regularly. Below that level of change, Site Care is the honest recommendation.

What it is not

• Still not a redesign allowance.
• Still not search work.
• Not unlimited. A genuinely large piece of work is quoted as work.

Terms

Recurring, billed monthly in advance. Move between Site Care and Site Care+ at any time.

What's included

• Every lead in one place, from first call to won or lost, as a list or a board
• Where each lead came from: a referral, the Google profile, the website, social
• A timeline on every lead: calls, notes, emails and every change of stage
• A daily list of who to call back, overdue first
• The next follow-up scheduled for you from how the last call went
• Quotes tracked against the lead they belong to
• Set up and maintained by Kreated

Who it is for

A trades or service business losing work between the first call and the quote, because nothing is keeping track of who is waiting on an answer.

What it is not

• Not scheduling, dispatch or invoicing. It tracks leads, not jobs.
• Not a phone system. Missed-call text-back is part of Contractor Growth.

Terms

Recurring, billed monthly in advance. Included in Contractor Growth. Early access: Kreated runs its own sales on KreatedOS today, and client accounts are new, so yours is set up with you.