LSEO

• Pricing model: Primarily custom-quoted digital marketing engagements, with evidence of both per-project and hourly billing from third-party directories; likely ongoing monthly retainer for recurring SEO/PPC work, but no public agency page publishes standard service retainers. Separately, LSEO publicly sells its LSEO AI software on a monthly subscription with self-serve plans.
• Starting price: $49.99/mo
• Typical range: $49.99-$399.99/mo
• Billing: For agency services: custom quote, with third-party evidence of hourly billing ($100-$149/hr on Clutch/GoodFirms/AgencySource; DesignRush lists $250/hr) and project-based minimums. For LSEO AI software: monthly subscription billing; enterprise tier is custom.
• Free trial: LSEO AI offers a free 7-day trial and states "Full access to all features • Cancel anytime."

I found concrete published pricing, but mostly for LSEO's software product rather than its core agency services. On LSEO's own site, the only explicit prices are for the LSEO AI platform: $49.99/mo for SOLO and $399.99/mo for Agency, with enterprise pricing custom. For agency work, LSEO does not publish standard packages or retainers on its site; reputable directories consistently show a minimum project size of $1,000+ and hourly rates of $100-$149/hr (Clutch, GoodFirms, AgencySource), while DesignRush shows a higher estimate of $250/hr and a minimal budget of $1,000-$10,000. Clutch also summarizes verified reviews as mentioning initial projects ranging from $2,500 to $100,000, but that is review-derived marketplace data, not a first-party price list from LSEO.

Based on client reviews and LSEO’s own service pages, engagements typically begin with an audit/discovery phase, move into a custom long-term plan with defined goals, then into hands-on execution across SEO, paid media, content, and sometimes web design, with frequent client communication and regular reporting used to adjust strategy over time.

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   Start with an audit and business discovery

   LSEO first studies the client’s site, search positioning, industry, and goals. Reviews describe website, onsite/offsite, and industry audits used to understand ranking problems, establish keyword direction, and clarify what needs to be fixed.

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   Turn findings into a custom long-term plan

   After the audit, LSEO puts together a plan rather than jumping straight into deliverables. Clients describe receiving a long-term roadmap with designated website goals, strategic recommendations, and in some cases a report separating short-term fixes from longer-term work.

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   Align on scope, fixes, and resources

   Before or alongside implementation, LSEO discusses strategy in detail with the client, gathers source materials, and may price specific fixes separately. Reviews show clients supplying business materials and having thorough talks to define what they want, while LSEO adapts the scope and brings in specialists as needed.

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   Execute channel work across SEO, content, ads, and site updates

   LSEO then carries out the agreed work: examples in reviews include backlinking, content creation, tracking-pixel installation, paid social advertising, landing-page or website redesign, and SEO improvements. LSEO’s own pages frame this as integrated brand, SEO, and paid media execution tailored to the client.

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   Communicate continuously and review progress

   Work is delivered with frequent touchpoints rather than in a black box. Clients report weekly or biweekly calls, regular email/phone contact, meetings when issues arise, and biweekly reports that keep them informed on updates and results.

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   Refine the strategy and continue as an ongoing partnership

   LSEO appears to treat engagements as iterative and long-term, adjusting based on results and client feedback. Reviews describe strategy modification calls, ongoing optimization, and cases where an initial audit led into a continuing retainer relationship.