Every line on every plan, explained.
The cards on the pricing page are short on purpose. This page says what each line means, how it is delivered, and when. The rules behind the prices are on the terms page.
The cards on the pricing page are short on purpose. This page says what each line means, how it is delivered, and when. The rules behind the prices are on the terms page.
Your site stays up, your hours and prices stay right, and every lead reaches your inbox.
A batch is one submitted list of changes, delivered together and live within three business days. Send as many as you need: there is no monthly count. Fair use is text, image, and layout changes to existing pages.
Hours, address, holiday hours, photos, and posts kept correct on both, so the listing a customer finds matches the business.
Hosting on Vercel, SSL, daily backups, uptime and security monitoring, and security and dependency updates applied as they ship.
A live test through your form once a month, confirmed in your inbox, and every booking and ordering link clicked. Forms break silently.
Four numbers, what I did, and one recommendation, once a quarter, walked through on a thirty minute call.
Titles, descriptions, headings, and schema checked each quarter and corrected. Momentum does this every month and tracks ten search terms.
Load speed measured each quarter. If a site I built slows down, fixing it is on me.
Photos swapped each quarter from photos you supply, on the site and on both listings.
Ads, conversion tracking, and review requests are not in Storefront. Each is priced on the add-ons page. Momentum includes ads and review requests, and Growth includes all three.
For a business that wants more customers from search and has competitors to beat.
Campaigns set up and optimized weekly on your own ad account, up to $2,000 a month in spend, with every ad previewed before it runs. Spend above the cap is billed at 15 percent.
Every new review on Google and Yelp answered within the week, posted on your approval or automatically if you opt in at onboarding. Rating and replies are what a searcher compares when two businesses look the same.
Titles, meta, headings, internal links, schema, and listings kept correct every month, with Search Console monitored and ten search terms tracked in the Scoreboard.
A review link, a QR code, and message templates, set up at onboarding, so reviews arrive steadily.
Changes go live within two business days of the request, with no monthly count. Fair use is text, image, and layout changes to existing pages.
The report every month with a recommendation, and a thirty minute call. The ninety day plan is revisited every quarter.
One new page each quarter for a place you serve, after each three paid months.
How AI search tools describe you, checked each quarter and corrected.
Spam filtered, logged in your client portal, and counted in the Scoreboard.
For a business spending on ads and wanting one point of contact running the whole thing.
Campaigns set up and optimized weekly on your own ad account, up to $5,000 a month in spend. The plan covers the ad copy and up to two new creatives a month, and you approve every ad before it runs. Spend above the cap is billed at 15 percent.
Apple Business Connect, Meta, and Bing Places kept correct beside Google and Yelp, and any other listing you use or ask for.
Each month you get a video walkthrough of the Scoreboard and the plan for the next month, written down. If you would rather talk, it is a forty-five minute call. Every third one is the quarterly review.
Changes go live the next business day, with no monthly count. Fair use is text, image, and layout changes to existing pages.
Rewrites and FAQ blocks on pages you already have, inside fair use, so the site is cited by AI search.
Conversion tracking, the booking system, and the listing claim pack at onboarding. Two landing pages a year, a content refresh and an AI visibility check every quarter, and a design refresh after twelve paid months, each after its period on an active plan.
For a business that wants the site and the marketing run by Parabox.
Requests are answered and edits go live the same business day, with no monthly count. One request is active at a time so each one finishes.
Everything Growth carries, plus every listing and ad account you use, run as one piece of work with the site.
The floor. The rate above it is set around your goals after the application at /partner. The term is set in the engagement.
Your site, domain, Google profile, and ad accounts stay in your name. If you leave, you take everything with you, at no cost.
Each plan says how fast I answer and when changes go live. If a stated turnaround passes with no word from me, a credit comes off your next invoice: $100 on Storefront, $200 on Momentum, $300 on Growth.
Monday to Friday, Pacific time, excluding US federal holidays. Every turnaround and guarantee counts them the same way.
Live within ten business days of content sign-off on a One page or Launch build, twenty on Business, or $300 off the launch invoice. The clock starts on the later of content sign-off or your booked slot start, and content changes after sign-off restart it. The days follow the build, whatever the plan.
More leads in paid month three than paid month one, or month four is free. Leads are tracked form submissions, bookings, and tracked calls. Ads live from paid month one with at least $500 a month in spend, forms and tracking untouched. An off-season declared at onboarding shifts the comparison by one month.
Live within 24 hours of your build day's start, or the $350 speed premium is refunded and the site stays yours. A Launch build booked the same way is live within three business days or its $1,000 premium is refunded, and a Business build within five business days or its $2,500 premium. You are reachable through the build window, with your logo, images, service list, hours, and contact details ready at the start.