Transparent Pricing. No Surprises.

Most marketing agencies keep pricing off their websites on purpose. The standard playbook is to get you on a discovery call, size up your budget, and quote accordingly. We think that's a waste of your time and ours. Animas Marketing has published transparent pricing since 2016. There are a few reasons we do it this way. First, it filters for the right clients. A business owner who reads our SEO pricing, decides it fits their budget, and reaches out is already a better conversation than one who has to be talked into the investment. Second, it creates accountability — we can't quietly charge one client more than another, and clients can see exactly what they're getting for their money. Third, it's just honest. If the price doesn't work for your budget, we'd rather you know that upfront than find out after an hour-long sales call. Every plan below shows both the month-to-month rate and the annual rate. The difference represents the discount for a twelve-month commitment. You still pay monthly on annual plans — you're not prepaying a year at once.

DIY Durango gives you the lessons and the tools; you do the work. If you would rather have Animas Marketing look after your listings and visibility for you, Local Presence is our entry plan, followed by Local SEO and the other managed services below.

Local Presence watches your listings. Local SEO goes further — keyword research, on-page work, citations and content that help you climb the map pack. Reviews & Reputation is included in every Local SEO plan.

Dealers, rafting and tour outfitters, restaurant groups and clinics often have several Google listings competing in the same map. Multi-Location SEO puts Growth Local SEO on your primary location, then adds each extra location at half the Growth rate: $270/mo per location on a 12-month agreement, or $325/mo month to month. Every extra location gets its own location page, Google Business Profile work, citations and rank tracking. The examples below show two, three and five locations.

We check whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google's AI Overviews and AI Mode mention your business, whether what they say is right, and whether anything on your site is blocking them. Then we fix what we can: citations, structured data, service pages and your Google Business Profile. Each AI engine is reported on its own, with the date we checked. A mention is not the same as an accurate answer, so we track both.

A strong website gives your SEO somewhere to land. Site design is a one-time project investment — no ongoing monthly fee until you choose a hosting plan.

A website is a one-time build, and hosting keeps it fast and secure. If what you need is a booking system, client portal, dashboard or app, that is priced next: a fixed price for a written scope, and you own the code.

Bigger or less clear jobs start with a paid Blueprint: a written scope, a fixed quote and a clickable prototype. It is credited in full if you sign the build within 30 days.

A build is a one-time price. Hosting, monitoring and upkeep are a separate monthly line, plus applicable tax, so you can see each cost on its own.

Managing a build is separate from marketing it. Google Ads puts your business in front of people actively searching right now.

Managing the ads is separate from the ad spend itself. Social media builds the audience that paid campaigns convert.

Social keeps you visible to new audiences. Email keeps you in front of the people who already chose you — often the higher-value list.

Email nurtures existing customers. Social advertising reaches new ones — targeting by interest, location, and behavior before they find you organically.

Paid social drives traffic to your site. Managed hosting keeps that site fast, secure, and online so every click lands somewhere worth landing.

Most clients use more than one service. Bundling them puts your SEO, ads, social and email under one strategy and one monthly bill — for less than buying each service separately.

Round out any plan with call tracking, so you can see every call your marketing brings in. Reviews & Reputation is already included in every Local SEO plan.

Colorado's technology-accessibility rule asks local governments and special districts to publish an Accessibility Plan, update it every year, and post a Technology Accessibility Statement. Under the federal ADA Title II web rule, a town or county under 50,000 people, and every special district, needs its web content to meet WCAG 2.1 AA by April 26, 2028. We monitor your site against WCAG 2.1 AA every quarter and document each fix. The package price depends on the size of your site and document library, so we publish the starting point and confirm the exact figure in a written proposal. This is not legal advice or a compliance determination.