Service-area setup
The address is hidden and service areas listed, as Google's guidelines require. Listing a fake storefront is a common cause of suspension.
Local SEO for trades at $750, $1,370 or $2,750 a month. Set up for how service-area businesses get found: one compliant profile, a page for each service and town, and reporting on calls and booked jobs.
$750, $1,370 or $2,750 per month. Month-to-month, no setup fee, free audit of your profile, website and local competitors first.
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Rankure's local SEO for home services companies costs $750, $1,370 or $2,750 a month.
Home services SEO is local SEO for trades that go to the customer: a Google Business Profile set up as a service-area business, a page for each service and each town you cover, genuine reviews from completed jobs, and tracking that shows which calls became booked work.
The same three tiers as our local SEO pricing, with the page work aimed at your services and the towns you cover.
A single truck or small team working one town.
A company covering several towns or competing for emergency and replacement jobs.
Multi-trade companies or a whole metro area.
Packages differ in what they include, so compare the monthly work listed, not only the price.
| Provider | Published monthly price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Rankure | $750, $1,370 or $2,750 | Month-to-month, 30 days notice, no setup fee |
| The Search Sherpa | $1,000 to $2,500 (single market) | $2,000 roadmap fee, credited to month one |
| WebFX | $1,500 to $5,000 average | Small and mid-sized HVAC companies |
| Industry average (Ahrefs survey) | $1,557 for a local SEO retainer | All industries |
Prices checked on each provider's own website on 9 October 2026.
The address is hidden and service areas listed, as Google's guidelines require. Listing a fake storefront is a common cause of suspension.
Heating, cooling and frozen-pipe searches arrive in waves. Pages and posts for each season go live before the rush, not during it.
Growth and Authority include call tracking, so the monthly report shows calls from search, not only rankings.
What work will be completed in the first 30, 60 and 90 days?
How many service and town pages and legitimate local links are included each month?
Do you keep your website, Google Business Profile and content if you cancel?
How will calls and booked jobs be tracked?
How will the profile be set up as a service-area business without risking a suspension?
What is the minimum term, and how much notice is needed to cancel?