Marketing 360 alternative with published pricing: local SEO and ads from $297 a month, no initial term (2026)

Ziwi publishes this page and lists its own prices first: local SEO at $297, $597 or $997 a month per location, ads management at $297, $497 or $797 a month by total ad spend, reviews and reputation at $197 a month per location, and a $0 website build with a hosting or Ziwi Care plan kept 12 months, with SEO, ads and reviews month to month. Marketing 360 sells a software platform and a marketing team together, its former pricing pages now return nothing, and its Get Plans and Pricing buttons lead to a form, so the only figures it prints are in its Terms of Service: an Initial Term and an onboarding package set in your Service Agreement, 30 days of written notice, a $500 website setup fee for sites not built on its platform, ad accounts that are not transferred to you, and a Websites 360 site that may not be moved to another host. This page sets those published terms beside Ziwi's published prices, line by line, says where Marketing 360 is still the better buy, and works out what a switch costs. Every Marketing 360 figure is labelled with its source and the month we checked it, October 2026.

What are alternatives to Marketing 360 that publish their prices?

The same terms say Marketing 360 will not transfer any advertising accounts or related account access to you at the end of the term, and that a site built on its Websites 360 platform may not be migrated to another hosting platform under any circumstance. Because Marketing 360 prints no plan price, no published figure shows which company costs less; what this page can show is which one prints the price, the term and the exit before you sign.

What does Marketing 360 cost, and what is the contract?

Marketing 360's website prints no plan price: its former plans and pricing pages return nothing, the footer's Our Pricing link opens a get-started form, and the home page offers a free marketing report with no obligation (marketing360.com, checked October 2026). Its Terms of Service, last updated July 30, 2026, define an Onboarding Package and an Initial Term by reference to your Service Agreement, print a $500 Website Setup Fee for sites not built on the Websites 360 platform, renew the agreement for successive periods after the Initial Term, and require no less than 30 days of written notice to cancel.

Leaving before the Initial Term ends costs the lesser of your remaining monthly payments or any previously waived Onboarding Package, promotional discounts must be repaid, unused credits are forfeited, and price changes take effect only at renewal. A third-party guide reports an entry software plan at about $65 a month and an active setup with ads and services at $395 to $1,500 a month (Hack'celeration, updated June 2026), figures that are reports and not Marketing 360 prices, so ask for your own number in writing.

• Monthly platform fee. Not printed; set in your Service Agreement. Reported by a third party at $395 to $1,500 a month for an active setup (Hack'celeration, June 2026).
• Onboarding package. Defined in your Service Agreement and waivable against the Initial Term; payable if you leave early, up to the remaining payments.
• $500 website setup fee. Printed in the terms for a site not built on Websites 360; sites built on Websites 360 cannot be moved to another host.
• Ad accounts. Run in Marketing 360's accounts and not transferred to you at the end of the term; LSA accounts likewise, per the terms.

The Initial Term, the onboarding package and the monthly fee are all set in the Service Agreement rather than on the website, so two businesses can be on different terms for the same platform. Before you compare, ask Marketing 360 for the monthly platform fee, the Initial Term and its renewal, the onboarding package and whether it is being waived, and what you keep when you leave, all on one page.

What does Ziwi charge instead of Marketing 360?

Ziwi does: local SEO at $297, $597 or $997 a month per location, ads management at $297, $497 or $797 a month by total ad spend, one fee for Google, Facebook and Instagram, reviews and reputation at $197 a month per location, and Ziwi Engage lead answering at $99 or $299 a month, every price printed on the site before any call. SEO, ads, reviews and Engage run month to month with no notice period, and the website is a $0 build with a hosting or Ziwi Care plan kept 12 months, otherwise $1,000 for a designed template or $2,500 custom.

The business owns the website, the domain, the Google listing and the ad accounts from day one, with hosting access through the Ziwi portal.

• Website. A $0 build with a hosting or Ziwi Care plan kept 12 months, live in 3 days from kickoff, with no page cap; otherwise $1,000 for a designed template or $2,500 custom.
• Local SEO. Essentials at $297 a month per location covers the Google Business Profile, business listings, fixes to your own pages and two new pages or posts a month; $597 steps that up to two a week; $997 adds landing pages per service and area.
• Ads management. $297 a month on ad spend up to $1,500, $497 from $1,500 to $3,500 and $797 above that, one fee for Google, Facebook and Instagram, with the spend paid to the platform from your own account.
• Reviews. $197 a month per location: the same review request to everyone you invite, replies written, the profile kept clean.
• Hosting and care. $99 a month for hosting and maintenance, or $299 a month per location for Ziwi Care with a new post every week and unlimited small edits, first month free, changes done within 24 hours.

Call tracking is included with Ziwi ads management. The SEO rungs are explained in what local SEO costs, the ads fee in Google Ads management pricing, and the social line in what social media management costs.

When is Marketing 360 still the better buy?

Marketing 360 is still the better buy for a business that wants its website, CRM, email, reputation tools and ads inside one platform with one login, is comfortable agreeing to an Initial Term, and would rather have a service team inside a software product than separate vendors (marketing360.com terms, checked October 2026). Its platform includes a CRM that Ziwi does not sell, so a business that needs those is buying something different.

Ziwi's plans suit an owner who wants to see the monthly price and the exit terms before a sales call, keep the ad accounts and the website in the business's own name from day one, and stop SEO, ads or reviews at the end of any month.

• You want CRM, email and marketing in one login. Marketing 360 bundles them; Ziwi runs the marketing and leaves your CRM alone.
• An Initial Term suits you. The terms tie the waived onboarding package to the Initial Term in your Service Agreement.
• You are fine with the vendor holding the ad accounts. The terms say they are not transferred; at Ziwi they are yours from day one.

What does switching from Marketing 360 to Ziwi cost?

The main switching cost from Marketing 360 is written in its terms: leaving before the Initial Term ends costs the lesser of the remaining monthly payments or the onboarding package that was waived, and cancellation needs no less than 30 days of written notice, so read your Service Agreement for both numbers before you decide (checked October 2026). A site built on Websites 360 may not be migrated to another host under any circumstance, the advertising accounts are not transferred, and account records may be deleted after termination unless you pay for an archive, so export the CRM and the website content while access is live.

At Ziwi the new website is a $0 build with a hosting or Ziwi Care plan kept 12 months, live in 3 days from kickoff, with no setup fee on SEO, ads, reviews or Engage and the first month of the hosting or Ziwi Care plan free, and the Google Ads and Meta accounts are opened in your business's name from the first day. Local SEO or ads management from $297 a month can start the same week, month to month, so the overlap you pay for is the Marketing 360 months you still owe, not a second long term.

1. 01

   Read the Service Agreement. Find the Initial Term, the renewal period, the 30-day notice rule and whether an onboarding package was waived.

2. 02

   Export what is yours. Download the CRM as a CSV, form submissions, email lists and the website text and images while your access is live.

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   Spend down the credits. The terms say unused credits are forfeited when you cancel, so do not leave a balance.

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   Build before you cancel. Ziwi's site goes live in 3 days from kickoff, with the Google Business Profile, Google Ads and Meta accounts opened in your name.

How do I compare a Marketing 360 quote with Ziwi's published prices?

Put a Marketing 360 quote and Ziwi's price list side by side on 5 lines: the monthly fee by line, the ad spend kept separate, any setup or onboarding fee, the length of the initial term and how it renews, and who owns the website, the domain and the accounts. With Marketing 360, ask for the platform fee, the Initial Term and the onboarding package from the Service Agreement, how much of the monthly bill reaches Google or Meta, and ask in writing which accounts, files and website content you keep when you leave. Ziwi's answers to all five are printed on the pricing page, and SEO, ads, reviews and Engage stop at the end of any month you cancel, with no notice period.

• One bundled number. A single monthly price with no lines hides what each part costs and what you would keep if you left.
• Ad spend inside the fee. You cannot tell how much reached Google or Meta, so ask for the spend as its own line, paid from your own account.
• A term you only learn about in the agreement. A 6-month or 12-month initial term, or an auto-renewal, belongs on the price page, not in the fine print.
• A promised ranking or lead count. No company controls Google's results or who calls, and no Ziwi plan claims to.

Marketing 360 sets its price in an agreement and keeps the ad accounts and the platform site; Ziwi prints its prices, puts the accounts in your name and runs SEO, ads and reviews month to month. For what Marketing 360 itself publishes, read Marketing 360 pricing: what is public; for Ziwi's lines added up, see marketing retainer packages; and for the same side-by-side against other vendors, start at Ziwi compared with ten marketing vendors, including the LocaliQ alternative.