Searchbloom

• Pricing model: Custom-quoted monthly retainer for SEO/PPC/CRO engagements, with some project-based work and advisory hours for migrations or discovery. Searchbloom explicitly says it does not sell fixed packages and that most growth programs use a monthly retainer.
• Starting price: $1,000+ project minimum
• Typical range: $1,500-$150,000 per engagement
• Billing: Primarily monthly retainer; project work and advisory hours can complement the retainer. Third-party directories also list hourly-rate bands.
• Contract terms: Searchbloom says "No Lengthy Contracts" on its site, but no specific minimum term or month-to-month language was found in the pages reviewed.
• Free trial: No free trial found. Searchbloom offers a free search marketing plan / free PPC plan / free SEO action plan.
• Guarantee: Searchbloom states a 24-hour response-time guarantee on its site. It also says on PPC pages that it only becomes a partner if it believes it can generate an ROI the buyer is comfortable with, but no hard performance guarantee or refund guarantee was found.

The strongest publicly available pricing evidence is from Clutch: minimum project size of $1,000+, hourly rate of $100-$149/hr, and client-reported investments ranging from $1,500 to $150,000. Those are third-party directory/review figures, not a published price sheet from Searchbloom itself. On Searchbloom's own site, pricing appears to be custom quote only: it emphasizes custom strategies, says it does not sell packages, says most growth programs use a monthly retainer, and notes that project work/advisory hours may supplement the retainer. Crozdesk and SoftwareHope mention $2,000/month starting points, but those appear to be aggregator estimates/listings rather than clearly confirmed first-party agency pricing, so they were not used as the primary entry figure.

A Searchbloom engagement appears to start with an audit/research phase, then move into a custom SEO/PPC buildout, followed by hands-on execution with frequent communication and recurring reporting/strategy reviews. Customer review summaries and Searchbloom’s own materials consistently point to a transparent, partner-style workflow rather than a fixed package.

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   Start with discovery and fit assessment

   Searchbloom first evaluates the account and business goals before taking the work on. Its PPC service page says partners are taken on only when the team believes it can generate an ROI the client is comfortable with, and Trustpilot/company profile text says strategies are built around each partner’s business model and goals rather than templated packages.

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   Audit the current website and campaigns

   Early work typically includes an audit/assessment of the existing site or ad account. Clutch review text specifically says Searchbloom initially conducted an audit before creating strategies, and Searchbloom’s service pages describe technical site audits, campaign assessment, and research/discovery as foundational first steps.

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   Build a custom channel strategy

   After the audit, Searchbloom develops a tailored SEO/PPC plan around topics, keywords, intent, and business priorities. Clutch review text says strategies were created from the audit using topics and keywords, while Searchbloom’s methodologies pages describe structured frameworks for SEO (authority, relevance, technology), PPC (assets, control, experimentation), and CRO.

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   Implement and launch the work

   Searchbloom then executes the agreed work in-house across the relevant channels, such as on-page/technical SEO improvements, content and authority work, campaign structure, budget allocation, ad creative, tracking, landing pages, or site updates. Third-party profile and review pages describe strategy and execution living under one roof, with work spanning SEO, PPC, CRO, and sometimes web development.

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   Collaborate closely and keep the client informed

   During delivery, clients appear to have direct access to the team and receive frequent communication rather than being left to wait for end-of-month summaries. Clutch’s review overview highlights communicative, proactive, transparent service, and Searchbloom’s reviews page explicitly says partners get regular updates, bi-weekly strategy meetings, and direct analyst access.

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   Report results and refine continuously

   Searchbloom appears to treat reporting as an ongoing optimization loop: performance is reported back, then campaigns are adjusted based on results. Its PPC page includes reporting and collaboration as a core service component and describes real-time marketplace adjustments, while review/platform summaries repeatedly emphasize transparency, measurable gains, and long-term partnership behavior.