Local SEO services that put you in the top three on the map, where the calls are
Rankure's local SEO packages get small businesses into Google's local pack, the three map listings above the regular results, by working on your profile, citations, reviews and service pages every month. Starter $599, Growth $1,094 or Authority $2,196 a month, month-to-month.
The audit comes first, and it is free. You see your map positions and the businesses above you before you pay anything.
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Local SEO packages
Published prices. Month-to-month.
- Starter$599One location, lighter competition.
- Growth$1,094A busy market, and a steady climb up the map.
- Authority$2,196Law, medical or several services across a metro.
Not sure which?Free audit
Show me where I rankStop any time with 30 days notice.
- Three published packages$599, $1,094 or $2,196 a month
- No lock-in, no setup feeMonth-to-month, 30 days notice
- Proof from Google itselfCalls, directions and clicks monthly
- It all stays yoursProfile, pages and content in your name
What do you see when you search for your own service?
Try it on your phone, in your own town: your main service plus the town name. One of these is usually the result.
- 1
You are not in the map at all
Three competitors fill the box. You appear only if someone taps through to more places, and most people never do.
- 2
You are fourth, or fifth
Close enough to see the prize. Far enough to miss most of the calls it brings.
- 3
You only show up when people type your name
Customers who already know you can find you. A new customer searching for the service cannot.
- 4
You win your own town and vanish in the next one
The towns you drive to every week never see your listing.
- 5
You rank, and the phone is still quiet
Thin reviews or a bare profile: you get seen, compared and passed over.
Why hasn't the SEO you already paid for moved you up?
Usually because it was bought in pieces.
A listings service one year. A few profile tweaks the next. A blog post whenever someone had a free afternoon. Each piece helps a little, and none of them gets you into the top three, because Google weighs everything together.
"Local results are mainly based on relevance, distance, and popularity." Google Business Profile Help, Tips to improve your local ranking on Google (checked 20 October 2026)
Distance is the one you cannot change. Relevance and popularity are the ones we work on, and in our audits the same four gaps turn up again and again:
- The wrong primary category. "Contractor" where "Roofing contractor" belongs quietly costs you the searches that pay.
- Details that disagree. One phone number on the website, another on a directory, an old address somewhere, two listings for one business. Google grows less sure which version is true.
- Reviews that stopped. A burst of reviews and then months of silence looks weaker than a steady trickle.
- No page for the service or the town. With one page for everything, Google has little to connect you with "water heater repair in Round Rock".
The map and the regular results are separate contests, so you can win one and lose the other. We work on all four gaps at once, every month, and report on both results. How the two results differ.
What changes when the map starts sending you customers?
You show up for "service in town" searches across the towns you cover, not only the one on your sign. Your profile looks like a busy business people trust, because it is kept that way. And every month you see it in Google's own numbers: calls, direction requests and website clicks from the map, against last month and against day one.
A real example, including the part that has not worked yet. DentalNightGuard.com has had SEO and profile work from Rankure since 31 March 2026. Its profile views went from 327 to 2,910. That is a visibility result: calls are still below March, and the work now is turning those views into enquiries. We would rather show you that than a chart with the hard part cropped out.
Which local SEO package does your market need?
Three published prices, month-to-month. The free audit tells you which one fits, and if Starter is enough, Starter is what we will recommend.
One location in a market with low to medium competition.
- Google Business Profile optimization and monitoring
- Citation audit and clean-up, up to 30 directories
- 2 Google posts a month
- Replies to every review
- On-page SEO for 2 existing pages
- Monthly report: rankings, calls, clicks
One location in a competitive market, or steady growth in the map pack.
- Full profile management and compliance monitoring
- Citations across 50+ directories and data aggregators
- 4 Google posts a month, including offers and events
- Review generation system and replies
- 2 new service or location pages a month
- 3 to 5 local links a month
- Competitor monitoring and ranking grid report
- Apple Maps and Bing Places listings
High-competition fields like law and medical, or several services across a metro.
- Everything in Growth
- 4 in-depth service or location pages a month
- 8 to 12 links a month, including local press
- Quarterly technical SEO audit and fixes
- Schema markup on every service and location page
- Bi-weekly strategy call
Several locations are scoped per location after the audit. Paying upfront saves 5% on 3 months, 10% on 6, or 2 months free on 12. Full pricing and what moves the figure.
What should you ask any local SEO company before you sign?
These are the questions owners put to us most, with our answers. Ask every agency you speak to the same ones. The full terms are on how we price and work.
- How long until I see movement?There is no fixed date, and you should be wary of anyone who gives one. Profile and citation fixes are done in the first 30 days, and the monthly report shows what moved in Google's own numbers, so you judge progress on evidence.
- Will you guarantee the number one spot?No. Google controls rankings, and anyone who guarantees a position is guessing or gaming it. What we commit to in writing is the work and the monthly report.
- Am I locked in?No. Monthly plans run month-to-month with 30 days written notice. Prepay plans are optional and run for the period you choose.
- Do I need local SEO, or just profile management?If you are already in the top three and only need the profile kept in order, GBP management at $264 a month is enough. If you need to climb, you need the pages, citations and links as well.
- What if my profile is suspended?That comes first. Reinstatement starts with a $199 diagnostic, and the $288 is charged only if Google reinstates the profile.
- Who owns the work?You do. The profile and website stay in your name, and the pages and content we write are yours once paid for, including after you leave.
Free local audit. No obligation.
Want to know which package we would pick for you?
- Your position for your main searches, town by town
- The three businesses holding the spots you want, and why they hold them
- The gaps to fix first, whether you hire us or not
What happens in your first 90 days?
- Day 1
Free audit
Your map positions, the competitors above you and the gaps holding you back, in writing.
- Days 1 to 30
Fix the foundation
Profile and categories corrected, citations cleaned up, tracking set for your target searches and towns.
- Days 31 to 90
Build relevance and popularity
New service and town pages, posts, review requests and local links, following the plan from your audit.
- Every month
Your report
Calls, directions, clicks and map rankings, against last month and against day one.
The audit is free. If you go ahead, plans start at $599 a month, and you can stop with 30 days notice.
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Prices and facts verified · Reviewed by the Rankure team · Next review November 2026
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