Yoga studio SEO pricing, set out for studio owners

The figures below pay for marketing work and nothing else: class pages, the Maps listing, a website on two of the search plans, and ads on the platforms you pick. The search plans come first on the page, the ad plans after them.

See the four search plans for class pages and MapsAds on Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) or Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram) have their plans lower on this page ↓

Organic Growth for studios: the starter, then Silver, Gold and Platinum

A shared box sits over the cards and names what every one of the three holds. The cards then show only the differences: the monthly count of pages, the monthly count of Strategic Content Assets, and whether a studio website comes along. The starter has a box of its own on top.

What all three search plans put in place

  • A walk through the current studio site and Google Business Profile before any page is written
  • Duplicate and out-of-date listings found and cleared away
  • A review-request routine the front desk can run
  • A fact sheet about the studio kept ready for AI search
  • Silver

    $1,495/mo

    Search work for a studio that is keeping its current website.

    • 25 landing pages added over the month, sorted by class type, room and neighborhood
    • Four Strategic Content Assets for the month, each tied to one class type or one newcomer question
  • Gold

    $2,495/mo

    Search work plus a studio website that we run for you.

    • 50 landing pages added over the month, spread across class types, rooms and the towns students drive in from
    • Eight Strategic Content Assets, spread through the month, that each take up a newcomer question before booking
    • A studio website that we build, kept current by us when the timetable moves, with a page per class typeno new site
  • Platinum

    $3,495/mo

    The widest search plan: the most pages, the most content and link outreach.

    • 100 landing pages added over the month, so every class type, room and neighborhood has its own
    • Twelve Strategic Content Assets for the month, with room for events and workshops
    • A studio website that we build, then maintain, where each class type and neighborhood is given a pageno new site
    • Outreach to neighborhood sites for links, each one sent to you for approval first
    • A month-end list of every page, listing and ad change, kept in one place

Every price here is monthly. Click budget sits outside these prices: you pay each platform from your own card. No term binds you here, and the startup fee for all of it is zero.

Looking for the ads? Scroll on, the three platform plans are further down.

Ads by platform count: one, two or three

Inside every ad plan the work is the same, and the price changes with the number of platforms your classes appear on. Click charges are separate, billed by each platform to your card.

Work common to every ad plan

  • The ad account is created under the studio's own name, with the studio's card on file
  • Campaign copy, keyword lists and tracking built before any spend starts
  • Negative keywords added so searches for mats, clothing and home videos stay out
  • Click charges come from the platform at its own rates, never from us
  • One monthly summary lays spend alongside calls and form sends
  • One ad platform

    $895/mo

    Your pick of Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) or Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram), run for the class types you choose.

  • Three ad platforms

    $2,295/mo

    Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising), Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram) and Google Ads all running together on your class types.

Every price here is monthly. Click budget sits outside these prices: you pay each platform from your own card. No term binds you here, and the startup fee for all of it is zero.

Search plans and ad plans, read side by side

The search side holds four plans, and the starter is the smallest of them. Its fee of $495 a month is the doorway: 25 landing pages whose contents we settle together, which is why a conversation comes before anything is built. Each step from Silver to Gold to Platinum raises the monthly count of pages and Strategic Content Assets, and the website joins at Gold.

None of the figures says anything about what a studio charges for its own classes; that stays the owner's business. They cover the agency's monthly work only, and the cost of the clicks is paid by the studio to the platform.

The ad side holds three plans, one per platform count. With ad management opening at $895 a month, a second platform joins only after the first has found its place on the calendar. The class page work, the paid ads work and the services overview each describe what a plan contains.

Money questions from studio owners

Where do the search plans start?
$495 a month is where search work begins: the starter plan, organized around 25 landing pages. Open a conversation about it, because what those pages hold is settled by talking, not picked from a menu.
Is anything signed before the first invoice?
Nothing needs a signature. The first invoice starts a plan, the startup fee is nil, and a plan stops when an invoice goes unpaid.
Whose card carries the click charges?
Your studio's card. You open the ad account and put your own card on it, so every click is billed by the platform, and our fee is a separate line.
Why do Gold and Platinum sit above Silver?
They carry a larger monthly load of landing pages and Strategic Content Assets, plus a studio website that we build and keep current. Platinum adds link outreach as well, with each message shown to you before anyone receives it.
Can ads begin before the search work?
Yes. A studio can open with a single ad platform, add a second when the calendar allows, and bring in search work afterward. Platforms arrive one by one.
Who picks the class types that get the budget?
You do. Your timetable, the capacity of each room and the classes you want booked more are the inputs, and the plan follows them.

Roll the mat out for a first conversation

Tell us which class types you want booked, which rooms have space and which neighborhoods your students travel from. We start there.

Below is a drawing, a mat unrolling and a figure sitting down, and nothing in it forecasts anything.