ASTASH

• Pricing model: Primarily flat-rate monthly retainers and fixed-fee packages, with a mix of month-to-month local marketing packages, managed monthly services, and one-time project pricing. ASTASH also appears to quote custom engagements for SEO/AIO based on market competition and service area.
• Starting price: $495/mo + $1,995 initial setup
• Typical range: $495/mo-$995/mo for published Local Business Marketing packages
• Billing: Monthly for recurring packages and managed services; one-time fixed fees for web design and branding projects; PPC management is billed per ad channel with a separate setup fee, and requires separate ad spend.
• Contract terms: Local Business Marketing packages are stated as 'No Contract Required' and 'Month-to-Month Basis.' Multiple ASTASH service pages also state 'No long-term contracts.'
• Free trial: Free SEO audit is offered before quoting on several service pages.
• Guarantee: ASTASH repeatedly states flat-rate pricing with no hidden fees/upsells, and on its pricing page says its team can build a customized strategy 'designed to guarantee results' for Managed SEO. Service pages also use 'Highest Quality — Guaranteed' language in some vertical pages.

ASTASH does publish real pricing on its own pricing page. The lowest published entry offer is the Local Business Kickoff package at $1,995 initial setup plus $495/month. For established companies, ASTASH also publishes starting prices of $500/month + $500 setup per ad channel for PPC management, $1,500/month for social media management, $2,000/month for managed SEO, $3,000 for custom web design, and $1,000 for branding. Third-party directories corroborate a broader custom-quote model: Clutch lists a $1,000+ minimum project size and $100-$149/hr average hourly rate, while DesignRush lists a $1,000-$10,000 minimal budget and $120/hr average hourly rate; these directory figures are marketplace/profile estimates or self-reported bands, not necessarily the exact package prices ASTASH charges every buyer. Clutch/The Manifest review summaries also mention example client spends around $9,000 for a website and $2,000 annual maintenance, but those are client-specific review-derived amounts rather than standard rate-card pricing.

ASTASH engagements appear to begin with scoping or brand discovery, move into mockups/design and site build or brand assets, then continue through feedback-driven revisions and, for ongoing clients, SEO/marketing work with recurring communication, visibility tools, and maintenance. Customer evidence shows a hands-on, collaborative process centered on check-in calls, mockups, approvals, and follow-on optimization rather than a rigid packaged workflow.

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   Define needs and scope

   ASTASH typically starts with check-in calls to understand requirements, establish scope, and set priorities. In at least one reviewed web project, the client said the team used early calls specifically to review website needs before work began.

2. 2

   Research the brand and shape direction

   For broader B2B/digital engagements, clients describe ASTASH beginning with brand research and a mood board, then turning that into brand guidelines and logo direction. This indicates an upfront discovery/positioning phase before production assets are created.

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   Present mockups and proposed structure

   After discovery, ASTASH shows clients mockups and proposed feature ideas so the client can evaluate how the site could look and function. Review evidence also shows the team reorganizing pages based on traffic and designing a new layout before final development.

4. 4

   Build assets and launch the website

   Once direction is approved, ASTASH produces the actual deliverables: this can include packaging and print materials, then website design and development, or a direct redesign/redevelopment of a WordPress site with features like contact forms, ecommerce, and social integrations.

5. 5

   Iterate through feedback and change requests

   Clients describe ASTASH staying in contact during production to review feedback and requested changes until final edits are complete. Reviews repeatedly emphasize responsive communication by email and phone, with one client noting updates or changes were often handled very quickly.

6. 6

   Run ongoing SEO/marketing and visibility work

   After the site or brand work is in place, many engagements continue into SEO and broader digital marketing. Client reviews mention ASTASH continuing on SEO after launch, while ASTASH's own service pages describe ongoing work such as keyword/content strategy, technical SEO, link building, AI visibility audits, schema, and citation campaigns.

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   Maintain, report, and optimize

   Longer engagements appear to include maintenance plus ongoing performance monitoring. Clients mention maintenance support and tools that let them see online-presence performance, while ASTASH's own pages describe monthly reporting/rank tracking and a monitor-and-optimize phase with monthly review and adjustments.