DiscoverMyBusiness

• Pricing model: Primarily monthly retainer pricing for digital marketing services, with custom quotes by service line; also offers one-time project pricing for web design/development. The site explicitly says engagements are month-to-month and backed by a written performance guarantee, while PPC is billed as a monthly fee plus ad spend.
• Starting price: $500 one-time
• Typical range: $2,500-$25,000 / month
• Billing: Monthly retainer for SEO, PPC, AI SEO, eCommerce marketing, and fractional/outsourced CMO; PPC is priced as monthly management fee plus ad spend; web design/development is one-time project pricing.
• Contract terms: Month-to-month terms are stated on the company website.
• Free trial: Free strategy call is offered on the website. G2 also labels the listing as having a free trial, but no concrete trial terms are published on the pages reviewed.
• Guarantee: Written performance guarantee: every engagement starts with a KPI agreement, and if DiscoverMyBusiness misses it, they state they will work for free until the metric is met; elsewhere they phrase this as "get the job done or you don't pay."

The strongest pricing evidence comes directly from DiscoverMyBusiness's own website: service cards list SEO, AI SEO, and eCommerce marketing from $2,500/month, PPC from $2,500/month plus ad spend, web design from $500 one-time, and outsourced CMO from $10,000/month. Their FAQ separately says most monthly retainers range from $2,000 to $25,000, SEO/PPC typically start around $2,000-$5,000 per month, and outsourced CMO runs $10,000-$35,000 monthly. Third-party directories broadly corroborate a custom-quote, agency-services model but should be treated as directory-reported metadata rather than official pricing: DesignRush shows a $300/hr average hourly rate and $1,000-$10,000 minimal budget, The Manifest shows $1,000+ minimum project size, and GoodFirms shows common project cost bands of $0-$10,000 on listed projects.

A DiscoverMyBusiness engagement appears to start with an intake/contact and strategy conversation, followed by a detailed audit of the client's current marketing assets and lead flow, then custom campaign buildout and launch. After launch, the team manages campaigns continuously, iterates based on client feedback, and provides regular reporting and review meetings.

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   Start with contact and a strategy call

   Clients typically begin by reaching out through the website, after which DiscoverMyBusiness responds and collaborates on a tailored plan. On the company’s own process pages, this first phase is described as a focused discovery conversation about goals, target services/markets, current intake process, and what success should look like.

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   Audit the current marketing and intake setup

   Before building campaigns, DiscoverMyBusiness says it audits the client’s existing digital assets and, where relevant, existing campaigns. Their own pages describe reviewing website conversion readiness, search visibility, local/review presence, paid ads, forms, call tracking, CRM integration, and related social/content activity to establish a baseline.

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   Design a custom campaign plan and KPIs

   After discovery and audit, the agency develops a tailored, data-driven strategy rather than using a standard package. Evidence from their site and listings shows this planning commonly includes competitor analysis, market research, channel selection, landing-page or messaging plans, CRM/lead-management considerations, and written KPI alignment.

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   Build and launch campaigns and supporting assets

   Once strategy is approved, DiscoverMyBusiness moves into execution by setting up campaigns and any supporting assets such as landing pages, tracking, and intake/CRM connections. Their process descriptions mention launching paid media, implementing SEO or content plans, and standing up campaign structure with initial benchmarks.

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   Manage daily work and iterate with client feedback

   Past-customer reviews consistently emphasize active project management, frequent updates, and a willingness to adjust work based on feedback. Their own pages also describe ongoing testing and optimization of copy, targeting, bids, landing pages, and other campaign elements after launch.

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   Report results and review next actions regularly

   Delivery appears to continue through recurring reporting and review cadences rather than one-off handoff. DiscoverMyBusiness states that clients receive transparent monthly reports with metrics and recommended next steps, while some service pages also describe weekly reviews or reporting and scheduled strategy calls/meetings.