At Stryde, we believe in transparency. That’s why we openly share what our clients typically invest when they partner with us. As you can imagine, pricing isn’t one-size-fits-all, and your cost depends on your market, goals, and how aggressive you want to be. But here’s a clear look at what you can expect.
SEO with us is about more than rankings; it’s about building brand awareness, impressions, driving qualified traffic, and increasing revenue.
Some agencies charge less for SEO because they rely on automation or basic tactics, provide only surface-level audits or minimal optimizations, and often lack deep ecommerce expertise.
AI Search Optimization is about future-proofing your brand by showing up in AI Overviews and AI search engines where your customers are already looking.
Some agencies charge less for AI SEO because they rely on automation or basic tactics, provide only surface-level audits or minimal optimizations, and often lack deep ecommerce expertise.
Our paid search strategy is built to maximize ROAS and keep your customer acquisition costs in check.
Some providers charge less for Google Ads management because they rely on automated tools, use generic ad templates, and spend little time on strategy or ongoing optimization.
We charge a flat monthly fee for Google Ads management. Why? Because it keeps your investment predictable, your strategy aligned with growth, and our incentives 100% aligned with yours.
Many agencies charge a percentage of ad spend (usually 15–25%). While it sounds simple, it’s actually a terrible model for most ecommerce brands. Here’s why:
With Google Ads, you’re not just buying campaign management; you’re buying strategic control over one of your largest acquisition channels.
In addition to our fixed monthly service fees, some initiatives are billed as one-time projects.
These projects are scoped individually based on your needs and timeline, but they typically range from $2,500 – $12,000, depending on complexity and deliverables.
Your exact investment will depend on your industry, your competitors, and your goals. The best way to know what’s right for you is to start a conversation.