We fill calendars for Ontario businesses — by calling people, by buying the right clicks, and by ranking you where people look. Every price is on this page and none of them move.
The whole price list
CAD / month
| Packages | |
|---|---|
| Lead GenerationOutbound calling, booked appointments. | $2,500/month |
| Google AdsManaged search campaigns. Ad spend separate. | $1,500/month |
| SEOLocal and organic. No ad spend at all. | $2,000/month |
| EverythingLead gen + Google Ads + SEO. | $5,000/month |
| Add-on | |
| First conversation45 minutes. No pitch, no deck. | Free |
| Coaching (add-on)Two sessions a month on the business itself. | $750/month |
That is every number. No setup fees, no contracts, no percentage of your ad spend. Google Ads spend is separate and goes straight to Google from your own account.
Forty-five minutes. If coaching won't help you, I'll say so and we're done.
Month to month. Stop whenever. There is no term to buy out and no cancellation call.
You know what it costs before you speak to me. The number doesn't change based on how the call goes.
Plans, documents, ad accounts, profiles — created in your name, yours when you leave.
No brackets, no tiers inside tiers, no calculator. One flat monthly number each, and buying all three saves $1,000 a month.
Lead Generation
$2,500/month
We call people who need what you sell and put the interested ones in your calendar.
Google Ads
$1,500/month
People typing what you sell, right now. The highest-intent traffic there is.
SEO
$2,000/month
The map pack and the blue links. Traffic that does not stop when you stop paying.
Everything
$5,000/month
All three, run together. Outbound fills this month, ads fill next month, SEO fills next year.
Google Ads spend is separate and goes straight to Google from your own account. We never take a percentage of it and never mark it up. Full pricing page.
Nobody wakes up wanting a marketing agency. They want next month booked, and right now it isn't.
The usual response is to buy something vague and monthly and hope. Six months later there is a report full of impressions, a smaller bank balance, and the same quiet phone. The reason is almost always that the thing purchased was activity rather than outcome.
So the three things here are the three that end in a conversation with a buyer. Outbound calling produces them this month. Google Ads catches people already looking. SEO makes both cheaper over time. Everything else an agency can sell you is downstream of those, and most of it is decoration.
If you can only afford one, the honest answer is usually lead generation, because it is the only one that produces a conversation in week two.
“Every agency says this and then I get a report about impressions.”
Which is why the reports here count conversations, appointments and jobs, not reach. On lead generation you get the actual call recordings — you can hear what was said rather than read a summary of it.
“These prices are higher than the guy who quoted me $500.”
They are. A $500 retainer buys about two hours a month and you can tell by month three. At these prices the work happens weekly. If $500 is genuinely the budget, we'll point you at doing it yourself rather than take it.
“What if I sign up and it doesn't work?”
You stop at the end of the month. No term, no notice period, no exit call. You also keep the ad accounts, the profile and the content, because they were built in your name from week one.
“How do I know you won't just disappear after the first invoice?”
Weekly numbers on lead gen, monthly on everything else, and a real phone number at the bottom of this page. Month-to-month billing means we have to earn it again every thirty days — that is a stronger guarantee than a contract, not a weaker one.
Forty-five minutes. What you sell, what a client is worth, and which package — if any — actually fits. A fair share end with us saying not yet.
Within two days, in plain language. Yours to keep and act on alone if you want.
Lead gen is calling within five business days. Ads are live inside two weeks. SEO shows movement on the profile inside a month.
Weekly on lead gen, monthly on the rest. Conversations and jobs, not impressions.
Calling and ads work anywhere. Local search is decided by geography, so those pages are written one city at a time.
The most expensive click in the country, and the tightest local pack. Both of those change how a campaign has to be built.
Toronto →A city built around an airport and a highway network, which makes it unusually good for service-area businesses and unusually bad for walk-in traffic.
Mississauga →A city cut in half by an escarpment. That single piece of geography does more to your service area than any targeting setting.
Hamilton →A bilingual market where half the advertisers only compete in one language. That gap is the opportunity.
Ottawa →Big enough to have real search volume, small enough that a well-built local presence can own a category. That combination is rare in Ontario.
London →Three cities that share a labour market and a transit line but not a name. Getting the naming right is most of the local SEO job here.
Kitchener–Waterloo →At these prices the maths only works if a closed job is worth four figures or a client sticks around. If you sell a $60 product once, this is the wrong shop and we will say so on the call rather than after the invoice.
Not on the list? The sector matters less than what a client is worth over a year. Bring that number to the call.
Bring what a client is worth to you. We'll tell you which package fits, or that none of them do.