Business problem
A simple credibility problem requires less work than a visibility, reputation, multi-location, ecommerce, or competitive-market problem.
Website + Visibility Pricing Guide
The price depends on the problem you are solving. Looking credible online is a different scope from getting found across a competitive market, fixing inconsistent listings and reviews, or building authority across multiple locations.
Why prices differ
A simple credibility problem requires less work than a visibility, reputation, multi-location, ecommerce, or competitive-market problem.
More pages, custom layouts, ecommerce, integrations, or complex content increase project effort.
Projects move faster when copy, photos, offers, policies, proof, and business details are ready.
Local pages, technical SEO, business listings, reputation work, structured data, and AI visibility add strategic depth when the outcome requires them.
Hosting, maintenance, monitoring, content expansion, reviews, and future improvements should be part of the total cost discussion.
Current public pricing
Trusted → Chosen
$499 setup
$99/month
A modern website foundation for businesses that already have ways to earn attention but need a credible place for interested customers to investigate, understand the offer, and take the next step.
See how it worksFound → Trusted
$999 setup
$299/month
The flagship Odd Lemons Visibility System for local and service businesses that need to become easier to find, understand, and verify when customer interest turns into active research.
See how it worksAttention → Found → Trusted → Chosen
$1,999 setup
$699/month
An ongoing interest-driven visibility program for established businesses that need more than rankings: more reasons to be noticed, broader market coverage, stronger proof, and continuous improvement from discovery through conversion.
See how it worksFinal page count, service areas, content allowance, third-party fees, ownership, support, minimum terms, and exclusions are confirmed before work begins. Rankings, traffic, leads, revenue, and AI recommendations are not guaranteed.
Use these answers to compare the full arrangement before choosing a provider. Your written scope confirms the details for your project.
The Launch plan starts at $499 setup plus $99/month. Visibility starts at $999 setup plus $299/month; Dominate starts at $1,999 setup plus $699/month. These are Odd Lemons plan prices, not market averages. Final scope and any additional fees are agreed before work begins.
Launch includes hosting, SSL, backups, and maintenance. Ask the proposal to define what routine care covers, who checks forms and availability, how support requests are handled, and whether copy changes, new pages, integrations, or emergency work cost extra. Hosting and maintenance alone are different from ongoing local SEO or content work.
Ownership and handoff depend on the written agreement. Before signing, confirm the domain registrant, access to hosting and analytics, content and image rights, third-party licenses, source-code access where applicable, export options, and transfer responsibilities. Ask what you can take with you if the service ends; do not assume every subscription includes the same rights.
Targeted repairs can fit when the platform is stable and the problem is a few pages, forms, speed issues, or unclear messaging. A redesign may fit when structure, editing limitations, mobile layouts, or outdated technology prevent the changes you need. Compare the cost and disruption of both options after reviewing the evidence.
Confirm minimum terms, notice periods, renewal, the effective cancellation date, remaining setup or transfer costs, and what happens to hosting and data. List domain renewals, premium licenses, paid apps, content production, and other third-party fees separately. Published monthly pricing does not establish month-to-month cancellation rights.
Launch provides a technical SEO foundation. Visibility adds service-page work, Google Business Profile optimization, business listings, local discovery, and ongoing improvements within the agreed scope. A crawlable website does not by itself verify Maps placement, listing accuracy, reviews, or ongoing lead performance.
Run the Visibility Check first. If the bottleneck is smaller than a rebuild or ongoing program, the recommendation should be smaller too.
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