Brandon Boushy

• Pricing model: Hybrid custom-quote consultancy with several published fixed-price and monthly-retainer offers on Brandon Boushy’s own site. Specifically: one-time SEO audits, hourly one-off SEO work, a monthly SEO retainer, and tiered monthly fractional CMO / growth-strategy packages.
• Starting price: $99 / hr
• Typical range: $2,999-$9,999 / month
• Billing: Mixed billing. Published models include one-time project pricing, hourly billing, and monthly recurring retainers/packages. The site also uses free entry offers (free audit / free consultation) to qualify leads before upselling paid engagements.
• Free trial: Yes. Free Snapshot Audit at $0, delivered in 3-5 business days; booking / consultation pages also advertise a free consultation / complimentary strategy session.

Concrete pricing is publicly published on Brandon Boushy’s own website for multiple offers, so this is not a pure 'contact for quote' situation. The lowest real purchasable price I found is the site’s one-time SEO project rate starting at $99/hour; the lowest fixed package price is the SEO audit at $299 on one page and $750 for a more detailed Full SEO Audit on another more recent audit landing page. Clutch adds third-party directory data showing a $1,000+ minimum project size and a $100-$149/hr hourly band; those are directory profile figures, not necessarily exact current checkout prices published by the agency itself.

Brandon Boushy appears to sell clients into a diagnostic-first engagement: a prospect submits a site/business form, Brandon reviews the business and market manually, then delivers a written report and video or email summary, after which the client either implements the plan internally or hires him for execution / ongoing support. Evidence for a fuller week-by-week delivery process is limited because I found no verified client reviews describing their experience and no robust third-party teardown detailing the engagement mechanics.

1. 1

   Submit business details

   The engagement begins when the client submits a form or books a consultation, providing basics like website URL, industry, and main challenge. On service pages, Brandon positions this as the entry point before any deeper work starts.

2. 2

   Review the business, market, and existing assets

   Brandon then reviews the client's services, service areas, offers, and current content, and for SEO work he manually audits the site using tools plus business context. His pages also say he compares keyword demand, local intent, competitors, backlinks/citations, and Google Business Profile factors.

3. 3

   Map opportunities into a strategy system

   After diagnosis, he translates findings into a structured growth plan rather than isolated tactics. On his own methodology pages, this means mapping customer questions and buyer intent to keywords, pages, videos, local SEO, follow-up, and other connected acquisition assets.

4. 4

   Deliver findings and recommendations

   The core deliverable is a written summary or full written report, depending on scope, and paid audits also include a recorded video walkthrough. For full SEO audits, he explicitly says clients receive a prioritized action plan plus explanations of what to do.

5. 5

   Decide on implementation path

   Once findings are delivered, the client can execute the recommendations themselves, hand them to an internal team, or hire Brandon to do the work. His audit page says the audit is designed to stand on its own without a forced sales process.

6. 6

   Execute ongoing content/SEO support with tracking and reporting

   If the client continues, Brandon describes ongoing support as handling strategy, content planning, page updates, internal links, tracking, reporting, and broader SEO management. He also says performance is tracked through measures such as calls, form fills, rankings, booked jobs, and content performance.