Orthodontist SEO pricing: monthly plans and ad management for practices
Orthodontist SEO pricing comes down to two lists, one for search work and one for paid ads. Both are billed by the month, and the first invoice is the first charge of any kind.
Organic Growth plans for an orthodontic practice
Organic Growth Silver
$1,495/mo
For a practice that already has a website and wants its listings and local pages looked after monthly.
- Twenty-five landing pages published every month, each for one town or one service line
- Four Strategic Content Assets monthly, written around what parents and adults search
- Google Business Profile upkeep at each office: hours, posts, photos and Q&A
- A review-request routine, every reply approved by you before it posts
- Titles, headings and page structure adjusted on the site you have today
- Calls and forms counted from day one, so each request has a source
- A report at month end beside the changes made, plus a look at how AI assistants describe the practice
Organic Growth Gold
$2,495/mo
Search work doubled, with a managed website for the practice built into the price.
- Fifty landing pages a month, spread across your offices and service lines
- Eight Strategic Content Assets monthly, some written for AI answers
- A website we design, host and edit for you, with no separate hosting billNot in the fee
- Google Business Profile upkeep for every office, replies and posts included
- Review requests sent on your approved wording, with reply drafts held for your sign-off
- Link outreach to local sites and referring offices
- The same call and form counts and month-end report as Silver
Organic Growth Platinum
$3,495/mo
The widest plan, for multi-office groups that want the most pages and the busiest content calendar.
- One hundred landing pages every month across all offices and service lines
- Twelve Strategic Content Assets a month, from posts to long articles
- The managed website, with new office and service pages added as you growNot in the fee
- Google Business Profile upkeep for every location, on one shared calendar
- Review routine and reply drafts for each office, all behind your approval
- A larger share of the month given to link outreach and local mentions
- Reporting rolled up for the group and split office by office
Prices are per month. Money spent on ads goes to Google, Microsoft or Meta on a separate invoice from ours, and none of these plans has a startup fee or a lock-in.
Paid Ads management for an orthodontic practice, by number of platforms
One ad platform
$895/mo
A single campaign home, picked with you on the first call.
- We settle on one platform with you: Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) or Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram)
- The ad account opens in the practice name and you hold the logins
- Keywords, negative lists and ad copy kept up by our team
- Call and form counts attached to every campaign
- Radius and town settings around each location
- A monthly note that sets spend beside requests
Two ad platforms
$1,595/mo
Two campaign homes run together from the same three.
- Two platforms run side by side, drawn from Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) and Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram)
- Both ad accounts open in the practice name, with you holding each login
- Keywords, negative lists and ad copy kept up on both
- Landing pages matched to each office and each campaign
- Calls and forms counted per platform, then added together
- One monthly note comparing the two platforms
Three ad platforms
$2,295/mo
Every campaign home at once, with the busiest month-end note.
- Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) and Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram), all three in use
- Three ad accounts in the practice name, logins held by you
- Keywords, negative lists and copy kept up on every platform
- Landing pages built per office and per campaign
- Calls and forms counted per platform, then rolled together
- A monthly note covering all three, with spend beside requests
Prices are per month. Money spent on ads goes to Google, Microsoft or Meta on a separate invoice from ours, and none of these plans has a startup fee or a lock-in.
What a practice pays for each month, and what stays outside our invoice
The monthly fee in orthodontist SEO pricing covers work: pages written and published, listings kept current, review routines, campaign upkeep and the report that closes the month. It does not cover what the ad platforms charge for clicks. Those charges stay between the practice and Google, Microsoft or Meta, the way a lab bill stays between an office and its lab.
Families do ask about money and coverage before they book a consult. The practice answers in its own words, on its own pages, and our job is only to make sure the practice has a clear place to do that. Nothing on this site says what any office charges or accepts.
Choosing a plan is something the first call with our CEO usually settles. A practice with a good website tends to look at Silver, one that wants the site managed looks at Gold, and a group opening offices looks at Platinum. For ads, many practices begin with one platform and add a second once the call and form counts say what the first one is doing. The Organic Growth page and the paid ads page go through both offers in more detail, and the services page lists what each contains.
Questions about pricing for an orthodontic practice
Which orthodontist SEO plan fits a practice with a single office?
Usually Silver when the practice already has a website it likes, and Gold when it would rather have the site managed too. The first call settles it, and the plan can change at the start of any month.
Does a paid ads plan include the practice's ad spend?
No. Ad spend goes to Google, Microsoft or Meta from the practice's own ad account, and the practice sets the amount. Our plan price is for managing the campaigns, and the two never share an invoice.
Can an orthodontic practice stop or change plans?
Plans renew each month and end when the practice tells us before the next invoice is cut. There is no contract to unwind and no startup fee at the front door.
Where do answers about family costs belong on the practice's pages?
On the practice's own pages, in its own words. We can set up a page or a section where a parent or an adult finds those answers, and the practice fills it. We do not write or state the figures ourselves.
Ready to string the first wire?
The first call with our CEO sorts out which offices, which towns and which service lines lead the opening month.
The case drawn below is an illustration and nothing more.