Pricing for small engine repair shops, plan by plan

Search work for a bench or a mobile repair van comes first on this page, followed by ad management. No contract holds the shop in place, and getting started carries a startup fee of zero dollars.

Search work starts from $495 monthly and ad management from $895 monthly, while the ad spend arrives on the platform's own bill.

See the starter and the three tiers of search workFurther down: plans for Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) and Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram) ↓

Organic Growth for a repair bench, in the tiers Silver, Gold and Platinum, preceded by a starter

Look to the box over the cards for the work common to all three tiers. Each card then lists only its own differences: the page count, the monthly output of Strategic Content Assets, plus whether a repair-shop website rides along (Gold and Platinum).

What all three search plans put on the bench

  • An audit of the shop's current site and listings before a single page gets written
  • A Google Business Profile cleaned up so it matches the landing pages
  • Duplicate and out-of-date listings found and tidied
  • A one-page fact sheet for AI assistants, carrying only lines you signed off
  • A written month-end read on the rings and form sends the pages brought in
  • Silver

    $1,495/month

    For a shop whose website is built already and needs more pages standing around it.

    • 25 landing pages, one apiece for the machine types and towns you name
    • Four Strategic Content Assets arrive for the shop every month
  • Gold

    $2,495/month

    For a shop that wants the site run for it, with a wider page count and more content each month.

    • 50 landing pages spread across machine types and towns
    • Eight Strategic Content Assets arrive for the shop every month
    • A repair-shop website kept online and edited for you by usSkipped at this rate
  • Platinum

    $3,495/month

    For a shop covering many towns and machine types that wants the widest page count with outreach added.

    • 100 landing pages sorted by machine type and by town
    • Twelve Strategic Content Assets arrive for the shop every month
    • A repair-shop website kept online, with pages edited as the service list changesSkipped at this rate
    • Link outreach to local sites, shown to you before anything is sent
    • A written account each month of every call and form the pages brought in

Each platform bills clicks on its own, over and above the ad plan price. A shop can take search, ads or both.

Scroll past these tiers to find the ad plans waiting further down.

Paid ads for a repair bench, priced by a lone platform, a duo or a trio

Whichever plan you pick carries identical work. What changes the price is the number of platforms chosen from Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) and Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram), and nothing else.

What rides along with any ad plan

  • Ad accounts get opened with your business as the owner
  • Keyword lists, tracking and ad text are done before the first click is purchased
  • Negative keywords grow as real search terms arrive
  • The card you give a platform pays its click charges, never ours
  • A month-end summary shows which ads made the phone ring or a form arrive
  • One ad platform

    $895/month

    Google Ads, or Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising), or Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram): you pick the one.

  • Two ad platforms

    $1,595/month

    Any pair taken from Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) and Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram).

  • Three ad platforms

    $2,295/month

    Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram) running beside Google Ads and Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising).

Each platform bills clicks on its own, over and above the ad plan price. A shop can take search, ads or both.

Reading the list

Setting the rate cards side by side on the bench

Picture the prices as leaves in one fan. Search plans widen with page count and with whether we run the website. Ad plans widen with platform count. A shop that takes one of each pays the two monthly amounts, and we add nothing else to the total.

The starter is the thinnest leaf on the search side. Its frame is 25 landing pages. The specifics are decided while we talk, so reach out about that plan and we can sort out which machine types and towns fit inside it.

Click charges on any ad platform sit outside these figures. You set the budget and the platform charges your own card. The account carries the shop's name, so its history stays put.

The website is the line that separates the tiers most visibly. Silver leaves the site with the owner, while Gold and Platinum put it in our hands to keep online and edit, with page counts and Strategic Content Assets rising alongside.

What each plan does in practice is on the search work for repair shops page and the ad management for repair benches page.

Questions about the rate cards

At what figure does the search work start?
Search work begins at $495 monthly with the starter, which is framed around 25 landing pages. Its particulars are worked out in conversation, so reach out about that plan before weighing it against the tiers.
Why does search have four plans while ads have three?
Search carries a starter and then three tiers, since page count and the website both vary. Ads vary only in how many platforms run, which is why that list stops at three.
What does a website add on Gold and Platinum?
Gold and Platinum bundle in a repair-shop website that we keep online and edit. Silver presumes the shop already owns a built site.
Which party covers the ad platform's click charges?
The shop does, through the card tied to its own account on each platform. Our monthly ad plan pays for management only, and the clicks appear on the platform's statement.
May a shop run search work and ads in the same month?
Yes. Choose one search plan and one ad plan, and the two amounts stand side by side. Either may start by itself, with its partner joining when the shop decides.
Is a plan a lock on the shop?
No. Each month is closed out like a work tag on the bench, and a plan carries on only while the shop wants it. The startup fee is zero.

Give the cord a pull

Tell us which machines your bench sees most and which towns the customers drive in from. The first pages get laid out around those two lists.

Treat the engine drawn here as an illustration and nothing more.