Plastic Surgeon SEO and Ads Pricing Posted in Full
Plastic surgeon SEO is sold in three monthly plans, and paid ads in three more by the number of platforms. The charts below carry every fee. If you would rather see what each service does first, the services page comes before this one.
Organic growth plans for plastic surgeon SEO
Organic Growth Silver
$1,495/mo
For a practice whose current website stays as it is. We build the pages, tend the listing and report on what the site's visitors did around them.
- Landing pages: twenty-five new ones each month, every one aimed at a single procedure search or town
- Strategic Content Assets: four written monthly, built on the questions people type while still weighing their options
- A review of your existing site for slow pages, weak titles and broken links, with the fixes made by us
- Google Business Profile put in order, with categories, photos you send and a stated service area
- Duplicate or stray listings cleaned up, plus a routine for asking for reviews after a visit
- Calls and form requests logged by page and by source, without any personal detail kept
- A month-end note on what went live, what drew requests and what we plan next
Organic Growth Gold
$2,495/mo
Fifty pages a month and a website we build and manage, so the pages, the listing and the site are one project with one owner on our side.
- Fifty landing pages a month, spread over procedures, towns and the questions people ask before booking
- Eight Strategic Content Assets monthly, with topics for the long research stretch planned ahead
- A website for the practice, built and hosted by us, with edits handled on requestWebsite left out
- Listing work and a review routine that follows each completed visit
- Gallery and procedure page layouts shaped around the consent and posting rules you set
- Town pages for the areas patients travel in from
- Housekeeping on titles, headings, speed and structure for every page we publish
- Request tracking by page and source, capturing no medical detail
- Plain-language facts on your pages for AI assistants and search summaries to quote
Organic Growth Platinum
$3,495/mo
The heaviest monthly load, for a group with several surgeons or locations that wants one hundred pages a month and a website kept growing alongside them.
- A hundred landing pages published monthly, covering surgeons, locations, procedures and towns
- Strategic Content Assets: a dozen per month, timed to the long gap between a first search and a request
- A managed website, hosted and expanded by us as the page count growsWebsite left out
- Local link outreach through sponsorships, society pages and community directories the practice qualifies for
- A separate Maps listing and review routine for each location
- Pages for each surgeon's own procedure list, written from facts that surgeon approves
- Page sets refreshed for the quieter stretches, prepared well in advance
- Technical care of titles, structure and speed on everything we add
- Request tracking per location by page and source, never with personal details
- A monthly planning conversation about pages, listings and what the requests show
Every plan rolls over month by month. Give notice ahead of the next invoice and that month is simply not billed. Ad spend sits outside the plans: the practice pays Google, Bing or Meta directly.
Paid ads plans, by the number of platforms
One ad platform
$895/mo
One platform, chosen by the practice. Campaigns are written and maintained by us and summarized in a monthly read, and the platform charges the practice's own card for the clicks.
- Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) or Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram), whichever one the practice picks
- Campaigns split by procedure, each ad and landing page matched to the other
- Blocked searches for job seekers, salary hunters and car facelift shoppers, kept current
- Ad scheduling around the hours the coordinator can answer
- Calls and form requests tracked from the first click onward, with no personal details stored
- The ad account opened under the practice's name, with the logins held by the practice
- A monthly read of spend, requests and where each one came from
Two ad platforms
$1,595/mo
Two platforms planned as one budget, with a single report that sets them side by side.
- Two of Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) and Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram), chosen by the practice
- Procedure campaigns on each platform, every one with its own budget line
- Negative keyword upkeep on both
- Hours and budgets shifted toward the weeks when requests come in
- Call and form tracking that spans both platforms, without personal details
- Both ad accounts opened in the practice name, logins with you
- One monthly read placing the two platforms next to each other
Three ad platforms
$2,295/mo
Google, Bing and Meta Ads from one budget: people searching and people scrolling, reached by a single plan.
- Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) and Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram) together in one plan
- Each platform built as its own kind of audience, search or social
- Blocked-search and placement maintenance on all three platforms
- Budget moved between platforms as the requests show where it works
- Call and form tracking joined across all three, with no personal details stored
- All three ad accounts opened in the practice's name, with the logins in your hands
- A single monthly read of every platform together
Every plan rolls over month by month. Give notice ahead of the next invoice and that month is simply not billed. Ad spend sits outside the plans: the practice pays Google, Bing or Meta directly.
What the monthly fee covers for a surgical practice, and what it leaves out
The ad budget is its own line. The practice sets it, and the platform charges the practice's card straight away, so the money for clicks never passes through us. Our plan fee pays for the work of building campaigns, reading search terms and reporting which ones sent a consult request.
There is no startup fee, and nothing is signed. A plan can stop whenever the practice decides it should, which suits an owner who has been burned by long agreements.
The website is a separate matter. Gold and Platinum include a managed website with hosting and upkeep, and Silver is for practices that already have a site they want to keep. Every page we write waits for the surgeon's approval, and every statement about credentials, photos or payment comes from the practice. A short message is the quickest way to find the plan that fits your consult calendar.
Plan questions from practices weighing plastic surgeon SEO
Which plan fits a practice whose website was built years ago?
Gold, usually, because a managed website sits inside it and the old procedure pages can be rebuilt in the surgeon's own words. Platinum fits a group with many procedures and locations. Silver suits an office that already likes its site.
Who pays Google, Bing and Meta for a surgeon's ad budget?
The practice does, with its own card, on each platform. Our fee for one, two or three platforms is $895, $1,595 or $2,295 a month, and the budget is a separate amount that the practice decides.
Can a surgical group pay for one location now and add a second later?
Raise it on the first talk. A second office needs its own listing and its own town pages, so we size the plan around the number of locations the group wants to light up.
Does the surgeon's approval slow the monthly plan down?
It sets the pace, and we plan around it. Pages wait for a read, so a surgeon who is in the operating room most days gets a short, predictable batch rather than a long pile.
Does reporting show the names of the people who wrote to our coordinator?
No. The record holds the page and the source of each consult request. We never ask for patient information, and nothing about anyone's health belongs in a report.
How many landing pages and Strategic Content Assets does each organic plan give?
Silver gives 25 landing pages and 4 Strategic Content Assets a month, Gold 50 and 8, and Platinum 100 and 12. The content marketing page explains what an asset is.
Draw back the curtain on the consultation calendar
Tell us which procedures the practice wants to be asked about, how many consultations the coordinator can take in a week, and what the medical board in your state and each ad platform will allow the practice to say. You get a read on where to start and one monthly price, with no forecast attached.
The curtain is decoration only. It says nothing about what any practice will see.