Raptor Digital Marketing

• Pricing model: Hybrid pricing: (1) monthly retainer billed hourly for ongoing marketing services, with a stated month-to-month contract; (2) one-off / productized services sold at fixed prices on the website; and (3) hosting/maintenance sold as a monthly or annual subscription. Some larger custom projects also appear to be billed by estimate with 50% upfront and the balance on completion.
• Starting price: $30.00
• Typical range: $100/hr with a 30-hour monthly minimum (effective floor: $3,000/mo) for monthly marketing retainers
• Billing: Ongoing marketing retainers are billed monthly at $100/hr with minimum hour commitments; some services are sold as fixed-price products; hosting is sold as recurring subscription billing; custom projects may be invoiced 50% upfront and remainder at completion.
• Contract terms: Month-to-month contract for retainers is stated on the membership/retainer page. A hosting agreement page states a 12-month minimum at $300/month for one client-specific hosting plan.

Raptor does publish real prices on its own site. The clearest agency-wide pricing signal is an admin-hosted retainer page stating monthly marketing services are billed at $100/hour with a 30-hour minimum and a basic month-to-month contract; that implies a practical entry retainer of $3,000/month. Separately, the public product catalog lists smaller fixed-price services starting at $30 for website copywriting, $50 for blog writing/technical SEO, and hosting from $360/year. Third-party directories corroborate a custom-services model rather than transparent packaged agency pricing: Clutch lists an average hourly rate of $100-$149/hr and a $1,000+ minimum project size, while The Manifest lists a $1,000+ minimum project size and common project sizes ranging from $10K-$49K up to $200K-$999K; those directory figures are estimates/profile data, not necessarily prices published directly by Raptor for all buyers.

A Raptor Digital Marketing engagement appears to start with a free strategy call or audit, then move into a flexible monthly retainer where an in-house team redesigns assets and/or runs SEO and ads based on the client’s current needs, with close communication and ongoing reporting. Customer reviews consistently describe responsive access by phone/email, major website and campaign work delivered early, and continued optimization over a long-term relationship.

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   Book a strategy call and request an audit

   The engagement begins with a free 30-minute strategy call or a free SEO/visibility audit. On its contact and service pages, Raptor says it examines the client’s current position and can send a report covering SEO health, GEO visibility, competitor gaps, and quick-win opportunities.

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   Set the monthly retainer and define the service mix

   If the client moves forward, Raptor structures work as a month-to-month retainer based on a set amount of hours. Its Clutch profile says those hours are allocated across services such as search marketing, web design, and ad campaign management according to the client’s needs and desired focus, and an admin checkout page says they then send a basic month-to-month contract to finalize the services to be performed.

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   Align on business needs and assign a consistent team

   Early in the relationship, Raptor appears to clarify the client’s business model, goals, and priorities, which customers explicitly contrasted with prior agencies that did not understand their business. The agency also says clients work with dedicated account managers and no rotating teams, while Clutch reviews indicate 2–5 team members were assigned on reviewed engagements.

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   Audit the digital presence and build the working plan

   Raptor’s own SEO materials describe a full-spectrum approach built from technical audits, keyword research, competitive gap analysis, on-page optimization, authority/link building, and local SEO or Google Business Profile work. This suggests the planning phase centers on diagnosing the current presence and selecting the mix of SEO, website, and paid media actions to execute next.

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   Rebuild or optimize core assets and launch campaigns

   In reviewed engagements, clients say Raptor completely redesigned or revamped websites and created and managed online advertising campaigns. The company’s service pages support that sequence by emphasizing SEO-first website development, conversion-focused design, and managed ads across Google, Meta, TikTok, and YouTube.

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   Communicate closely while work is live

   Once execution is underway, customers describe Raptor as highly responsive by email, phone, virtual meetings, and messaging, with fast answers to questions and timely delivery. The agency also emphasizes a US-based in-house team and dedicated account management, which aligns with the hands-on, readily available support described in reviews.

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   Report performance and keep iterating month to month

   After launch, Raptor appears to continue with monthly reporting and ongoing optimization rather than a one-off handoff. Its SEO page explicitly includes monthly performance reporting, the homepage promises transparent reporting and real-time dashboards, and long-running Clutch reviews describe ongoing management of websites, SEO, and ad campaigns over extended periods.