Fair pricing means you can see the work. An electrician's SEO plan should include monthly content, Google Business Profile management, technical fixes, website updates and reporting tied to calls. Heights Digital is $750 to build and $399 a month, no contract, and bigger programs start at $1,750 a month.
SEO quotes for electricians are all over the place, so compare deliverables rather than price tags. A solid monthly plan for a local electrical contractor should include website updates when you need them, new content each month like a service page for EV chargers or generators or a city page, Google Business Profile posts and photos, citation cleanup, technical fixes and a simple report showing calls and form fills. If an agency cannot explain what it did and how it affected leads, you are not getting fair value.
Heights Digital keeps pricing simple. We build the site for $750 flat, then charge $399 a month for unlimited updates, monthly content, SEO and AI search work and Google Business Profile management, month to month with no contract. That fits most single shop electricians. Contractors running several crews across multiple cities, splitting residential and commercial divisions, or competing in a crowded metro usually need more content and link building, which is where our bigger programs come in, starting at $1,750 a month.
Budget SEO separately from ads and bought leads. Local Services Ads, Google Ads and lead services charge as you go and stop when you stop paying, while SEO builds something you keep. Watch for red flags at any price: long contracts, reports with only rankings, guaranteed positions, or an agency that keeps control of your website or Google profile. Also make sure the plan covers both residential and commercial pages if you do both, since buyers search very differently. A fair plan is clear, cancelable, and shows more calls and booked jobs from search over time.
Send the site over. We will tell you what is broken, what you could rank for, and whether AI search knows you exist. No charge and no pitch deck.
