Pricing for self storage SEO and paid ads, plan by plan

Every plan we offer a storage facility owner sits on this page, search plans first. They suit an owner who wants a facility found for unit types, towns and parking spaces. The ad plans follow, for an owner who would rather aim paid clicks at chosen unit types.

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Organic Growth search plans: Silver, Gold and Platinum

Above the cards, a starter box comes first and a second box lists what Silver, Gold and Platinum all share. The cards then show only what differs from tier to tier: pages and Strategic Content Assets each month, and the website that Gold and Platinum carry.

Behind every tier's door

  • A site audit that finds sluggish pages, feeble titles, broken links and bulky photos, followed by the repairs
  • Google Business Profile tidied up: categories chosen, office hours entered and a service area drawn around the towns you draw renters from
  • Duplicate and stray listings combined, plus a routine for inviting people who have moved in to post a review
  • A compact fact sheet about unit types, towns and ways to reserve a visit, phrased so an AI assistant can echo it accurately
  • Each month ends with a report placing calls and form requests next to the pages we published
  • Silver

    $1,495/mo

    Your current website remains untouched while the new pages are built around it.

    • Each month brings 25 landing pages, one for each pairing of unit type and town
    • A set of 4 Strategic Content Assets arrives monthly
  • Gold

    $2,495/mo

    A larger page count each month, plus a storage website we design, host and look after.

    • Each month brings 50 landing pages, one for each pairing of unit type and town
    • A set of 8 Strategic Content Assets arrives monthly
    • A storage website that we design, host and edit as pages go liveSite left out here
    • Updates, hosting and site care are our job and not yours
  • Platinum

    $3,495/mo

    The widest page count, meant for several facilities, many towns, or a long list of unit types under one name.

    • Each month brings 100 landing pages, one for each pairing of unit type and town
    • A set of 12 Strategic Content Assets arrives monthly
    • A storage website that we design, host and edit as pages go liveSite left out here
    • Updates, hosting and site care are our job and not yours
    • Room for more facilities, towns and unit types as the portfolio changes

The paid ad plans sit further down this page, below the search plans.

Every plan renews month to month. To stop one, tell us before the next bill and the coming month never begins.

Ad management priced by platform count, from one to three

The work inside each ad plan is identical; what moves the price is how many platforms we run for you. The budget for the clicks is a separate matter, set by you and charged to your card by the platform itself.

Shared by all three ad plans

  • Each ad account sits under your own login, with our team added as managers
  • Ad copy, keyword lists and call counting are prepared and tested ahead of any click purchase
  • Negative keywords hold back auction bidders, job seekers and moving-truck shoppers
  • Your card pays each platform for clicks directly, so no click charge appears on our invoice
  • Each month a summary sets ad spend against the calls and forms it generated
  • One platform

    $895/mo

    Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) or Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram): you choose the one we run.

  • Three platforms

    $2,295/mo

    Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) and Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram) all running, with a single report across them.

Every plan renews month to month. To stop one, tell us before the next bill and the coming month never begins.

Reading the plans

How the four search plans and three ad plans fit together

Our search work starts at $495 a month. That is the starter plan, resting on 25 landing pages, and since its scope is talked through case by case, the contact page is the place to ask about it. Above it, Silver, Gold and Platinum raise the monthly count of pages and Strategic Content Assets, and Gold and Platinum bring a managed website along.

Ad management starts at $895 a month with a single platform. A second platform or a third raises that figure; the work itself stays the same. The services page explains which line suits which door, and the website page shows what Gold and Platinum add.

Nothing is charged as a startup fee, and no contract keeps a plan running after you decide to stop it. Whatever plan you read about, the monthly figure is for our work; the budget for clicks stays with you.

Plan questions from facility owners

Where does the search work begin?
At $495 a month, with the starter plan: about 25 landing pages. What goes into it is settled in conversation, so write to us and ask.
What separates the four search plans?
The starter is the doorway into the search work. Silver, Gold and Platinum share one core of work; they part ways on how many pages and Strategic Content Assets arrive each month, and on whether a managed website comes with them.
Is the ad budget part of the monthly figure?
No. The monthly figure covers our management. The budget is yours, you set it, and the platform bills it to your card.
Can I buy ads alone?
Yes. The ad plans stand apart from the search plans, and you can add one platform, then a second, when you are ready.
Can I move from one plan to another?
Tell us and we talk it through. With no contract in the way, the plan can follow the work you want done.
What do I pay before the first month?
The monthly figure for the plan you pick and nothing ahead of it. No startup fee exists, and no contract is put in front of you.

Hang the lock with a phone call

Set up a call and we sketch the corridor together: the unit type that gets the first page, the towns that follow, and the plan that bears the weight.

The padlock clicking shut below the text is a drawing and not a prediction.