Portland Peak SEO publishes three SEO pricing plans at $199, $950 and $2,500 a month, plus three website build packages at $2,200, $5,500 and $8,500. This page lists what each tier contains rather than only what SEO packages cost, so SEO package pricing can be judged against deliverables instead of promises. Compare SEO package prices here without a sales call, because every number is published. Call (971) 280-2861 or request a free audit returned within 48 hours.
An SEO package from Portland Peak SEO includes demand mapping, the pages built to answer that demand, technical repair, and authority work, scoped to how many markets and service lines you cover. The three monthly packages are Local at $199, Growth at $950 and Authority at $2,500. Every tier reports on the same metrics.
What separates the tiers is coverage, not effort or attention. A Local package does the same categories of work as an Authority package across a smaller footprint. Nobody is given a thinner version of the method because they pay less.
Coverage is the only variable. Local at $199 covers one city and one service line. Growth at $950 covers several cities or several service lines. Authority at $2,500 covers metro wide or national work. Portland Peak SEO runs the same 17 method framework at every tier, so the ceiling moves with scope rather than with budget.
| What you get | Local, $199 per month | Growth, $950 per month | Authority, $2,500 per month |
|---|---|---|---|
| Markets covered | One city | Several cities | Metro wide or national |
| Service lines | One | Several | Full catalogue |
| Demand mapping | One market | Per market | Per market and per service |
| Pages built and rewritten | Core set for one city | Set per city or service | Full architecture, hub and spoke |
| Technical repair | Included | Included | Included, plus migration cover |
| Schema and AI answer blocks | Included | Included | Included |
| Authority and citation work | Local profiles | Local plus regional | National |
| Reporting | Monthly | Monthly | Monthly |
| Contract | None | None | None |
SEO packages at Portland Peak SEO cost $199, $950 or $2,500 per month, published in full rather than quoted after a call. Website builds are separate one time packages at $2,200, $5,500 and $8,500. Across the wider market monthly packages run from a few hundred to several thousand, driven mainly by coverage.
For the market picture rather than ours, the SEO pricing guide covers what drives the spread and which costs should never appear on an invoice. For the numbers on their own, without the deliverable detail, see our published pricing.
Monthly work and build work are deliberately separate. A build does not require a retainer, and a retainer does not require a build. Bundling the two is how agencies hide the real cost of either.
Three SEO pricing plans cover almost every scope we are asked about. SEO package prices here are fixed and published, so the number you read is the number you pay.
| SEO pricing plan | SEO package price | Scope it was priced for |
|---|---|---|
| Local | $199 per month | One city, one service line |
| Growth | $950 per month | Several cities or several service lines |
| Authority | $2,500 per month | Metro wide or national coverage |
| Starter build | $2,200 one time | Small site, priced by page count |
| Growth build | $5,500 one time | Mid size site with more templates |
| Authority build | $8,500 one time | Large site or a full rebuild |
SEO packages cost what they cost because of coverage, so comparing SEO package pricing between agencies only works once you know the scope each number buys.
Count your markets and your service lines. One of each fits the $199 Local package. Two or more of either fits Growth at $950. Selling across a metro area or nationally fits Authority at $2,500. Portland Peak SEO returns a free audit within 48 hours that names the tier your scope actually needs.
Buying above your scope is the more common mistake. Paying for metro coverage when you sell to one city buys competition you were never going to convert, and it slows the result you actually wanted.
Buying below scope is quieter but just as costly. A single city package spread across four cities produces four half campaigns, none of which reach the depth that wins anything. If you are early and unsure, small business SEO covers where to start, and national SEO services covers the other end.
Portland Peak SEO packages exclude paid ad spend, third party software licences you already hold, and content for products you do not sell. Nothing is charged as a setup fee, an account management fee, or a reporting fee. Those three lines are where padded SEO packages usually hide their margin.
| Line item | In the package | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Setup or onboarding fee | Never charged | Onboarding is the first month of work, not a product |
| Account management fee | Never charged | You speak to the person doing the work |
| Reporting fee | Never charged | Reporting is evidence of the work, not an extra |
| Ad spend | Not included | Paid media is a separate budget you control |
| Website build | Separate package | One time cost, priced by page count |
Free, no obligation, and returned within 48 hours by the person who would do the work. No contract at any tier.
Get Your Free SEO Audit Call (971) 280-2861Website build packages at Portland Peak SEO are $2,200, $5,500 and $8,500 as one time costs, priced by page count rather than by hours. Every build ships with schema, answer blocks and technical structure already in place, so a build does not need an SEO retainer afterwards to become findable.
The common failure is a build that looks finished and ranks for nothing, because structure was treated as a later phase. Search structure costs almost nothing while a site is being built and costs a great deal to retrofit.
Yes. Every Portland Peak SEO package is month to month with no contract and no cancellation fee, so moving between the $199, $950 and $2,500 tiers takes effect the following month. Scope changes when your coverage changes, which is usually a new location or a new service line.
Moving up mid campaign is normal and does not restart anything. The demand mapping already done for one market stays valid, and the new market is added alongside it.
No Portland Peak SEO package requires a contract. All three monthly tiers are month to month, with no minimum term and no cancellation fee. A twelve month lock is usually there to protect the agency through the months where nothing visible happens, which is a scheduling problem rather than a client problem.
Ask any agency what happens in month one if you cancel in month two. The answer tells you whether the first month is real work or an onboarding ritual.
A cheap package is worth it when the scope is genuinely small. Portland Peak SEO sells a $199 package because one city and one service line is real, finishable work. Cheap becomes worthless when a national scope is sold at a local price, because the work is then spread too thin to move anything.
Price alone tells you nothing. The test is whether the number matches the ground the campaign has to cover. A $199 package covering one suburb is honest. A $199 package promising national coverage is arithmetic that does not work.
If budget is the binding constraint, local SEO services is the narrower starting point, and the audit will say plainly whether the scope you need fits the budget you have.
A package prices the outcome, an hourly rate prices the input. Portland Peak SEO publishes monthly packages because ongoing SEO needs iteration, and hourly billing charges you more when work takes longer. Hourly fits bounded questions such as a migration review. Project pricing fits builds, audits and migrations.
If you are weighing a package against an individual consultant, how hourly consultant pricing compares sets out where each billing model breaks.
Ask which markets and service lines the package covers, what happens when you add one, and what the first month produces. Portland Peak SEO answers all three before payment. A package that cannot name its coverage has not been scoped, and an unscoped package is a subscription rather than a plan.
Three more questions worth asking, because the answers are hard to fake:
If the person on the call is not the person doing the work, ask who is, and what else they are carrying that month.
A real answer names artefacts: a demand map, a technical fix list, specific pages. A vague answer names activities.
Pages, schema and technical fixes should stay yours. If cancelling removes work you paid for, it was rented, not built.
People comparing packages usually also search for what the market charges, and for whether the cheapest tier is real. Both are answered in the pricing guide and on how to judge an SEO company.
Coverage is counted in markets, not miles. A business selling across downtown Portland and the Pearl District is one market. Add Beaverton and Hillsboro in Washington County, or Gresham in east Multnomah County, and the same campaign covers three, which is what moves a $199 package to $950.
The Willamette River is a useful landmark for this. Businesses on the east side of it in Portland compete against a different set of firms than those in the west side downtown core, even at the same distance from the city centre. The Oregon rain season matters too, since demand for exterior trades collapses in the wet months and returns in spring, which changes when a campaign should be at full depth rather than whether it should exist.
Neighbourhood level detail is the part competitors cannot copy quickly. That is why coverage is scoped per market rather than sold as a radius. For work specific to this metro, see Portland SEO services.
Packages are being judged on AI visibility as well as rankings. Portland Peak SEO builds answer blocks and schema into every tier, including the $199 one, because AI Overviews now appear on a large share of searches and a package that only reports blue link positions is reporting on a shrinking surface.
As generative results keep taking space above the traditional listings, the useful question shifts from where you rank to whether you get cited. Packages that were scoped before this shift tend to price content volume rather than answer quality, which is why so many are being repriced this year.
Portland Peak SEO also runs the same framework on its own client network, including GreenTree Services, U.S. Title Records and U.S. Asset Records, which is where the method gets tested before it reaches a client campaign. Our own AI SEO pricing follows the same published logic.
The Local package at $199 per month. It covers one city and one service line, month to month, with no contract and no setup fee.
No. Builds are separate one time packages at $2,200, $5,500 and $8,500, priced by page count. A build never requires a monthly retainer afterwards.
Technical and structural gains often appear within the first weeks. Competitive rankings usually take several months, and any package promising page one in 30 days is selling something else.
Yes. Every Portland Peak SEO tier is month to month, so a single month is possible, though one month of authority work rarely shows its full effect.
Yes, the Growth package at $950 per month. Several cities or several service lines is exactly the scope it was priced for.
Scope is customised inside the three published tiers rather than by quoting a bespoke number. The free audit names which tier your coverage needs and why.
Monthly reporting at every tier, including the $199 one, covering rankings, AI citation visibility, technical health and the work completed that month.
No. Portland Peak SEO charges no setup fee, no account management fee and no reporting fee at any tier.
Request the free audit. It is returned within 48 hours and names the tier your markets and service lines actually require.
No contract at any tier. No setup fee. Audit returned within 48 hours by the person who would do the work.
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