Electrician marketing agency prices, upfront: SEO and ads from $297 a month, no contract
Ziwi's electrician marketing prices are upfront: local SEO from $297 a month, ads management from $297, reviews $197, all month to month, and a $0 website build with a plan kept 12 months. Agencies that name electricians and print prices run from $249 a month (Footbridge Media) to $1,500 packages (Seoteric), checked October 2026. See Ziwi's electrician marketing.
Every line priced, nothing quoted after a demo
- $297/moLocal SEO Essentials or ads management, the starting price
- $197/moReviews and reputation, per location
- $99/moHosting and maintenance, with a $0 website build with a plan kept 12 months
vsAgencies that name electricians and print a price$249 a month all in, website included (Footbridge Media); packages starting at $1,500 a month (Seoteric)
Local SEO, Google, Facebook, Instagram and Local Services Ads management, reviews and a $0 website build with a plan kept 12 months, each priced on its own. Call tracking included with ads management.
See how we compareZiwi publishes its electrician marketing prices upfront, with no long contract on SEO, ads or reviews: local SEO is $297, $597 or $997 a month per location, ads management is $297, $497 or $797 a month by total ad spend, one fee for Google, Facebook and Instagram that also covers Local Services Ads, reviews are $197 a month per location, and the website is a $0 build with a plan kept 12 months, otherwise $1,000 for a designed template or $2,500 custom, with hosting and maintenance at $99 a month or Ziwi Care at $299 a month per location. SEO, ads and reviews run month to month, and the electrical contractor owns the website, the domain and the ad accounts. An electrician marketing bill splits into a few lines: website, local SEO, Google and Meta ads management, Local Services Ads, reviews and the ad spend itself. Many agencies that market electricians quote after a call rather than print a price, so the few that do are easy to set side by side. Each market figure here is another company's published figure, labelled with its name and the month we checked it, October 2026.
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We checked 194 Florida agency websites: 89% publish no price
Which marketing agencies for electricians show their prices upfront?
Ziwi does: $297, $597 or $997 a month per location for local SEO, $297, $497 or $797 a month for ads management by total ad spend, $197 a month per location for reviews and a $0 website build with a plan kept 12 months, all on the pricing page, with SEO, ads and reviews month to month. Four other agencies that name electricians print a price on their own site: Footbridge Media at $249 a month, Mastodon Marketing at $397 a month, Colorado Web Impressions from $950 a month and Seoteric from $1,500 a month, all checked October 2026.
Many do not: ClicksGeek publishes market tiers for electrical SEO but no price of its own, and BizIQ, which sells electrician marketing, publishes ranges rather than a rate card (both checked October 2026). No agency that serves electricians only and prints a price turned up in our October 2026 check, so the four above are multi-trade shops that name electrical work on the page.
| Published program that names electricians | Monthly fee | What else you pay or get (checked October 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Footbridge Media, electrician marketing program | $249 | $0 setup, website included, no long-term contracts, 90-day money-back guarantee |
| Mastodon Marketing, Starter | $397 | Month to month; website, light SEO and Google Business Profile optimization; ads from $500 a month per channel plus ad spend |
| Colorado Web Impressions, Local SEO and Google Maps | From $950 | Month to month; website from $1,850 one time with a year of hosting; ad spend not included |
| Seoteric, Startup package | Starting at $1,500 | Recommends $500 a month in Meta ad spend on top; no term stated |
| Seoteric, Growth, SMB and Pro packages | Starting at $3,000, $5,000 and $8,000 | Ad spend not included; no term stated |
| Seoteric, Website as a Service | Starting at $249 | Minimum 12-month commitment; local SEO add-on $500 a month |
Those prices are not the same product, so read what each one includes before you compare totals: Footbridge Media's $249 bundles a website, local SEO, reviews and a CRM, while Colorado Web Impressions' $950 covers local SEO and Google Maps with the website sold separately from $1,850 (both checked October 2026). Ziwi prices each line on its own, so an electrician can buy only the lines that are missing.
How much does electrician marketing cost a month?
Ziwi's electrician marketing starts at $297 a month for local SEO or ads management, month to month, with every price published. Agencies that name electricians and print a price run from $249 a month all in at Footbridge Media to packages starting at $1,500 to $8,000 a month at Seoteric, with ad spend on top, based on the pages we checked in October 2026.
Two agency-written guides put the market wider: BizIQ, which sells electrician marketing, puts a blended retainer for local SEO, Google Ads and Local Services Ads at $1,500 to $4,500 a month for an established contractor, and ClicksGeek prints electrical SEO tiers of $300 to $800, $800 to $2,000 and $2,000 to $5,000 or more a month (July and June 2026, checked October 2026). By stage, BizIQ puts a solo electrician at $500 to $1,000 a month, a single-truck shop at $1,000 to $2,500 and a multi-truck company at $2,500 to $5,000 or more (checked October 2026).
- Footbridge Media. $249 a month for an electrician website with unlimited pages, local SEO, Google Business Profile work, review management and a CRM, with $0 setup, a 90-day money-back guarantee and "There are no long-term contracts" on the page (checked October 2026).
- Mastodon Marketing. Starter at $397 a month, month to month, with a website, light SEO, Google Business Profile optimization and lead tool access, and ads management from $500 a month per channel plus ad spend; the page names electrical among its trades (checked October 2026).
- Colorado Web Impressions. Local SEO and Google Maps plans from $950 a month, month to month, a website from $1,850 one time with a year of hosting, edits at $250 an hour and ad spend not included, on its electrical contractor page (checked October 2026).
- Seoteric. Packages starting at $1,500, $3,000, $5,000 and $8,000 a month, ad spend not included above the Startup tier, and a Website as a Service from $249 a month with a minimum 12-month commitment, on a page that names electricians (checked October 2026).
- BizIQ and ClicksGeek. Neither prints its own retainer; BizIQ publishes local SEO ranges from $300 to $1,000 a month for basic upkeep to $1,200 to $3,000 for an active retainer, and ClicksGeek publishes tiers from $300 to $5,000 or more (checked October 2026).
Published starting prices for programs that name electricians run from $249 to $8,000 a month, a 32-fold spread, and most of the gap is what each fee bundles (checked October 2026).
Footbridge Media's $249 includes the website, SEO, reviews and a CRM in one fee, while Seoteric's $8,000 Pro package is a marketing retainer with the website sold separately from $249 a month (checked October 2026). Ziwi prices each line on its own so an electrical contractor can buy only the lines that are missing, and the full rate card is on the pricing page.
What does each line of an electrician marketing bill cost?
Line by line, Ziwi's electrician prices are a $0 website build with a plan kept 12 months, local SEO from $297 a month per location, ads management from $297 a month, reviews at $197 a month per location and hosting and maintenance at $99 a month. On the market side, Colorado Web Impressions prints an electrical contractor website from $1,850 one time and local SEO and Google Maps from $950 a month, and BizIQ puts Google Ads management at $500 to $1,500 a month or 15 to 20 percent of spend and a template website at $1,500 to $3,000 (both checked October 2026). Colorado Web Impressions, Seoteric and Mastodon Marketing all print ad spend as a separate bill, and so does Ziwi, where it goes to Google or Meta from the electrical contractor's own account.
| Line item | Ziwi, published | Market, as published (checked October 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Website build | $0 with a plan kept 12 months, otherwise $1,000 designed template or $2,500 custom (contractor website cost) | Included in the $249 a month program (Footbridge Media); from $1,850 one time (Colorado Web Impressions); template $1,500 to $3,000 (BizIQ range) |
| Hosting and upkeep | $99 a month, or Ziwi Care at $299 a month per location | A year of hosting inside the $1,850 build, then edits at $250 an hour (Colorado Web Impressions) |
| Local SEO | $297, $597 or $997 a month per location | From $950 (Colorado Web Impressions); $500 add-on to a $249 website plan (Seoteric); $300 to $1,000 basic, $1,200 to $3,000 active (BizIQ range) |
| Google, Facebook and Instagram ads management | $297, $497 or $797 a month by total ad spend, one fee for every platform, spend paid on top | From $500 a month per channel plus ad spend (Mastodon Marketing); $500 to $1,500 or 15 to 20 percent of spend (BizIQ range) |
| Local Services Ads management | Covered by the same ads fee, $297 a month with ad spend up to $1,500 (Local Services Ads cost) | Leads averaged $43.15 each in 2026, paid to Google (99 Calls, reported by Lead Smart Inc, September 2026) |
| Reviews and reputation | $197 a month per location | Review management included in the $249 a month program (Footbridge Media) |
| Ad spend | Paid to Google or Meta from your own account, never marked up | Not included (Colorado Web Impressions, Seoteric); $500 a month recommended on Seoteric's Startup package |
| Contract | Month to month, except the $0 website build, which needs a plan kept 12 months; leave sooner and you repay only the unearned part of the build fee | No long-term contracts (Footbridge Media); month to month (Mastodon Marketing, Colorado Web Impressions); 12-month minimum on Seoteric's website plan |
The SEO rungs are broken down in what local SEO costs, the ads fee in Google Ads management pricing, and the per-lead side in what Local Services Ads cost. On the hosting or Ziwi Care plan, the first month is free, because it usually falls during the build.
What does an electrician website cost from an agency?
An electrician website from Ziwi is a $0 build with a plan kept 12 months, otherwise $1,000 for a designed template or $2,500 for a custom build, with hosting and maintenance at $99 a month and every price on the site before you book a call. On the market side, Footbridge Media includes an electrician website in its $249 a month program with no build fees, Colorado Web Impressions prints an electrical contractor website from $1,850 one time with a year of hosting, and BizIQ puts a template site at $1,500 to $3,000 and what it calls a custom or growth site at $4,000 to $8,000 (all checked October 2026).
At Ziwi the electrical contractor owns the site and the domain from launch, with hosting access through the Ziwi portal, and a standard build goes live 3 days from kickoff.
Rebate lines, new charger pages and price changes go live within 24 hours on a hosted Ziwi site.
- A quote request on every page, with a click-to-call number that stays visible as the homeowner scrolls.
- A page for each job type: panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators and rewiring, with your license on each.
- A page for each town or service area you work, so the search two towns over finds you.
- Trust signals near the form: licensed, insured and bonded status, warranties and financing options.
- Tracking from day one, so you can see which pages produced quote requests.
Read what you get before you compare build prices: BizIQ warns that an agency hosting your site on its own platform can cost you the site and its search history if you leave, while a Ziwi site is yours whether you stay or go (checked October 2026). The build is described on contractor website design and priced line by line on contractor website cost.
What do you need first?
Pick one and see every line priced before you sign. No form.
People searching nearby find you first.
Essentials covers your Google Business Profile, business listings and fixes to your own pages.
Per location, Local SEO Essentials.
- Essentials$297/mo
- Plus two new pages or posts a week$597/mo
- Bigger markets$997/mo
Month to month, per location.
30 minutes on Google Meet. You own the site, the domain and the accounts.
A site that turns a visit into a call.
Designed and written for your business, and yours to keep.
With a 12-month plan.
- Hosting and maintenance$99/mo
- Ziwi Care$299/mo
- Website update requestsWithin 24 hours
30 minutes on Google Meet. You own the site, the domain and the accounts.
Your ads show up when people search for what you do.
Google, Facebook and Instagram ads, with the fee set by what you spend.
Management fee, by monthly ad spend.
- Ad spend up to $1,500$297/mo
- $1,500 to $3,500$497/mo
- Above $3,500$797/mo
Ad spend is paid to Google or Meta directly.
30 minutes on Google Meet. You own the site, the domain and the accounts.
Everyone you invite gets the same review request.
Review asks, replies, monitoring and profile cleanup, handled for you.
Per location.
- Reviews and reputation$197/mo
- Call trackingIncluded
Month to month, per location.
30 minutes on Google Meet. You own the site, the domain and the accounts.
Should an electrician pay for SEO, run Local Services Ads or buy leads?
Ziwi manages Local Services Ads and search ads for one fee of $297 a month with ad spend up to $1,500, and runs local SEO from $297 a month per location, so an electrician can have both for $594 a month in fees before ad spend. The per-lead side differs by channel: 99 Calls, as reported by Lead Smart Inc in September 2026, puts an electrical Local Services lead at $43.15 on average in 2026, up from $28.58 in 2025, BizIQ cites Watson and Co Marketing at $39 to $85 a lead, and Hook Agency puts electrical Local Services leads at $50 to $100 and non-branded Google Ads at $163 to $220 a lead (all checked October 2026). BizIQ also puts the Google Ads cost per lead for electricians at $93.69, citing Amra and Elma, and says it can pass $150 in a competitive metro (July 2026, checked October 2026).
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Shared lead platforms. BizIQ warns that lead platforms sell the same homeowner's details to several contractors at once, and the leads stop when the payments stop (checked October 2026).
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Google Local Services Ads. $43.15 an electrical lead on average in 2026 (99 Calls via Lead Smart Inc), $39 to $85 (Watson and Co Marketing via BizIQ) or $50 to $100 (Hook Agency), paid to Google per lead (all checked October 2026).
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Google search ads. $93.69 a lead for electricians (Amra and Elma via BizIQ) or $163 to $220 for non-branded searches (Hook Agency), both checked October 2026.
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Local SEO. A flat monthly fee rather than a price per lead; ClicksGeek's own words are that "a single high-value job often covers a month's SEO retainer" (checked October 2026).
Electrical jobs vary widely in size: BizIQ puts a first residential job at $350 to $600, citing Built Right Digital, a panel upgrade at $2,000 to $4,000 and a full-home rewire at $8,000 to $20,000 (July 2026, checked October 2026). Those are the source's figures, not a promise about what any campaign will bring in, and Ziwi does not promise a lead count or a cost per lead. None of the electrician pages we checked in October 2026 printed seasonality figures, so this page states none.
What should an electrician marketing quote include?
An electrician marketing quote should show at least 5 things in writing: each monthly fee by line, the ad spend kept separate, any setup fee, the contract length, and who owns the website, the domain and the ad accounts. It should also say what happens to the site if you leave, since Footbridge Media says your website goes with you and Ziwi says the same, while BizIQ warns that a site hosted on an agency's own platform can be lost with its search history (both checked October 2026). These are the red flags that make two electrician quotes hard to compare.
- One bundled number. A single monthly price with no lines hides what each part costs.
- Ad spend inside the fee. You cannot tell how much reached Google or Meta.
- A promised ranking or lead count. No agency controls Google's results or who calls when a panel trips.
- A long contract on a rented site. Leaving can mean losing the website and starting over.
- Leads you do not own. Shared leads from a platform go to several electricians at once and stop when the payments stop.
Electrician marketing comes down to lines you can price one at a time: agencies that name electricians and print a price run from $249 a month all in (Footbridge Media) to packages starting at $1,500 a month (Seoteric), checked October 2026, and many others quote after a call. Ziwi prices each line on its own, with local SEO and ads management from $297 a month, reviews $197, all month to month, and a $0 website build with a plan kept 12 months. For the site see contractor website design, for the per-lead side see what Local Services Ads cost, and for the whole plan see Ziwi's electrician marketing.