I sell SEO by the hour at $75. One hour minimum. You buy the hours yourself at checkout, and there is no retainer, no contract and no sales call in front of it.
That is the whole billing model. The rest of this page is what an hour actually buys, why I price it this way, and who it is wrong for.
$75 / hour One hour minimum · refundable · no contract
Checkout asks for three things: your website, your business name, and what you want fixed. Those three answers are the brief, and the order will not go through without them.
Pick a service, pick the number of hours, and pay. Checkout asks you for three things before it lets the order through: your website, your business name, and what you want fixed. Those three answers are the brief.
I read the brief, I look at your site, and I email you. If the work you bought is not the work you need, I say so and refund you. Full refund before I start, and every unworked hour refunded after that.
You are buying my time on your site. You are not buying a report generator or a seat in a queue.
A retainer charges you the same in the month you need six hours and the month you need none. Most small sites do not need somebody every month. They need a technical layer fixed once, a handful of pages built properly, and then a check-in a few times a year.
That cuts both ways, which is the point. You stop paying when the work stops. I stop pretending there is something to do.
It also means you can start small. An hour is enough to find out whether I am any use to you, and $75 is a low price for that answer.
These are the shapes the work usually takes. Your site decides the real number, and I tell you before you pay if I think you need fewer hours than you bought.
A read of one page against how a search engine and an AI assistant see it, with the fixes written out in the order I would do them. Or one specific thing repaired: a broken robots.txt rule, a canonical pointing at the wrong URL, structured data that does not match the page.
Crawl and indexing faults, the canonical and robots rules, structured data written by hand and validated, and the titles on the pages that already earn impressions.
A page built the way the pages that get cited are built, plus the measurement to prove whether it worked. That includes the structured data, the internal links into it, and the Search Console and Clarity setup, so you can check the result yourself.
No rankings, no traffic, and no AI citations are guaranteed here or anywhere else. Nobody can promise those, and a person who does is selling you something other than the work.
I also do not buy links, and I do not run private blog networks. If that is the service you want, I am the wrong person.
I am in Uniontown, Pennsylvania. Local work covers Pittsburgh, Fayette County, Allegheny County, Washington County and Westmoreland County, and across the state line into Monongalia County and Preston County in West Virginia, which are closer to my desk than most of Pittsburgh.
Everything except the local work is remote and always has been. The technical work does not care where either of us is sitting.
Every one is $75 an hour and every one is bought the same way. The services page says what each one covers.
Mine is $75 an hour with a one hour minimum, bought directly on the site. Agencies in this region tend to quote monthly retainers instead, so an hourly rate is harder to compare than it looks. The number that matters is what a fix costs in total, not what an hour costs.
Yes. One hour is the minimum and plenty of jobs fit inside it: reading one page properly, repairing a robots.txt rule, or fixing structured data that contradicts what the page says. If the job is bigger than the hours you bought, I tell you before I start.
It is better when the work is finite, which on a small site it usually is. A retainer is better when somebody needs to be publishing and monitoring every week. I bill hourly because most of the sites that come to me need a fixed amount of repair and then leaving alone.
Your website, your business name, and what you want fixed. Checkout asks for all three and will not take the order without them. Everything else I can find myself.
No. I guarantee the work, the reasoning behind it, and a refund on every hour I do not work. Rankings and citations are decisions other companies make.
I move you to the right one or refund you. The service names are the categories the work falls into, not separate products with separate prices. Everything is $75 an hour.
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