What does dental SEO cost? Here it is in two numbers: $349 a month for Starter or $449 a month for Advanced, from the independent marketing agency this site works with. The work in both plans is the same. The one difference is how many keywords the agency works on for the practice: 5 or 20. You buy straight from the agency at its checkout.
Two monthly plans
Pick by how many searches you want covered
Everything else is the same in both. A single office with a short list of treatments is usually well served by Starter; a practice with several offices or many treatments to be found for gets more from Advanced.
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Starter
For one office and its core treatments
$349a month
- 5 keywords you pick, such as a treatment plus your town
- 4 to 5 rotating backlinks working for each keyword
- A dashboard with your keyword rankings beside your Google Business Profile engagement
- An SEO report every week
- A CTR plan: roughly 150 to 550 clicks a month by real people on your Google Business Profile, your website and the driving directions
- New content every month: a blog post, a YouTube video and a Short, and a podcast episode on Spotify, Apple, Amazon and iHeart
- 11 press releases
- Your starting price locked for life
Advanced
For several offices, more treatments or a crowded town
$449a month
- 20 keywords you pick, such as a treatment plus your town
- 4 to 5 rotating backlinks working for each keyword
- A dashboard with your keyword rankings beside your Google Business Profile engagement
- An SEO report every week
- A CTR plan: roughly 150 to 550 clicks a month by real people on your Google Business Profile, your website and the driving directions
- New content every month: a blog post, a YouTube video and a Short, and a podcast episode on Spotify, Apple, Amazon and iHeart
- 11 press releases
- Your starting price locked for life
Both plans are monthly subscriptions sold by the independent marketing agency this site works with, at its secure checkout and under the terms shown there. No plan can promise a ranking, a number of new patients or any other result; results vary.
What the agency does around each keyword
A keyword is one search you want the practice found for: a treatment and a town, such as dental implants in your city, a question patients type, or the kind of dentist they look for. Each plan is built around the keywords you choose, and the work around every one of them is the same.
- Backlinks. Each keyword gets 4 to 5 rotating backlinks: links from other sites that point at the page for that search.
- One dashboard. Keyword rankings and your Google Business Profile engagement side by side, so the listing and the website are judged together.
- Weekly reports. A short note every week on what changed and what the agency worked on.
- A CTR plan. Roughly 150 to 550 clicks a month by real people on your Google Business Profile, your website and the driving directions to the office.
- Fresh content. Each month a blog post, a YouTube video and a Short, and a podcast episode syndicated to Spotify, Apple, Amazon and iHeart.
- 11 press releases about the practice.
- A price lock. The monthly price you start at stays the same for as long as you keep the plan.
Starter or Advanced for a dental practice
Starter fits most single-office practices: 5 keywords cover the treatments that matter most, such as general dentistry, cleanings, crowns, implants and emergency visits in your town. Advanced fits a practice with two or more offices, a long list of treatments to be found for, or a crowded market where each treatment needs its own searches covered. The work per keyword does not change, so the extra 15 keywords are where the difference in price goes.
The rules still apply
SEO for a dental practice works inside the ADA Code: the website and any SEO work should stay truthful. Content the agency writes for you should make no promises about results, and anything that touches patient information should be planned with your privacy officer or compliance advisor.
Rather have a proposal first?
The plans are for owners who already know what they want. If you would rather have a proposal shaped around the practice, send the proposal form or call the number on this page, and the agency can contact you by phone or email. Asking is free and you never have to hire anyone. The dental SEO guide explains how the work fits together.
No SEO plan can promise where the practice will appear on Google or how many new patients it brings. Google itself says no one can promise a top ranking. Results vary with your town, your competitors and your website.
Questions practices ask
How are the plans billed?
Each plan is a monthly subscription: $349 a month for Starter or $449 a month for Advanced, charged by the independent marketing agency at its checkout.
How do I cancel?
Cancelling is handled by the agency under its own terms. Read the checkout terms before you buy so you know how a cancellation works.
What counts as a keyword?
One search you want to be found for, such as a treatment plus your town. Starter covers 5 and Advanced covers 20.
Which plan suits a single-office practice?
Usually Starter. Pick Advanced when the practice has several offices or many treatments it wants found.
Does a plan include Google Ads spend?
No. These are SEO plans. Ads are a separate service with their own budget, which you set and can change at any time.
Is this site the agency?
No. Marketing for Dental is an independent referral service. The plans are sold by the independent marketing agency it works with, and you buy from that agency directly.