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- Ten agencies sell electrician SEO seriously and, as of October 15, 2026, seven publish a price. Skill Mammoth (ours) runs $750 and $1,500 a month, month to month, no setup fee.
- Built-Right Digital publishes flat tiers at $1,499, $2,499 and $4,999 sorted by your revenue. Hook Agency starts Local SEO + AEO at $3,750 (re-read October 30, 2026).
- 1Digital, which has served electrical contractors since 2012, runs $899 to $4,499 on a six-month term or $499 to $999 local campaigns on its own platform. CI Web Group starts at $1,000. Thrive says $500.
- Footbridge Media is the floor at $249 a month with the site included and no contract.
- LeadsNearby, LeadHub and RYNO quote on the call. Blue Corona, now inside RYNO, says $5,000 and up.
- A one-to-three-truck residential electrician should expect $750 to $1,500 a month for a program with service pages (panel upgrades, EV chargers, emergency), city pages, Google Business Profile work and a review system. The table below has every number with its source.
Disclosure first: Skill Mammoth sells electrician SEO and we are ranked first below, so read our entry with the skepticism you would bring to anyone's. Every other agency here is a real competitor, named, linked and screenshotted, with its price quoted from its own page. Hook and Built-Right both publish lists like this with themselves at number one, and both rank for electrician searches. So do we. What we can offer is a table where every row carries a published number or the words "not published," and a "best for" column that is the honest answer, which in four rows is not us.
If you want the strategy before the shortlist, the electrician SEO guide covers the six pillars, the EV-charger and panel-upgrade pages that most competitors have not written, and the 90-day plan. The wider picture, ads included, is in best electrician marketing agencies. This page is for the contractor who has decided to hire it out.
How we ranked them
Four things, in order. Whether the price is published, because it is rare in this category and it tells you how the agency sells. Whether the shop knows electrical work, meaning the split between a $300 emergency call and a $4,000 panel upgrade or EV charger install, and which of those a page should chase. The contract, because a 12-month term on a plan under $2,000 should make you ask what happens at month four. And the model: a retainer for work, or a platform with a monthly fee. Both work, and they suit different owners.
The ten electrician SEO companies, compared
| Company | Published price (Oct 15, 2026) | Contract | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Skill Mammoth (ours) | $750 or $1,500 a month with SEO; no contract | Month to month | Residential shops that want a flat fee with AI search included |
| Built-Right Digital | $1,499 (new), $2,499 (to $1M revenue), $4,999 (to $5M), custom above | Not stated on the pricing page | Owners who want a flat tier matched to revenue and paid ads from the same team |
| Hook Agency | Local SEO + AEO from $3,750 a month as of October 30, 2026; sites $12,000 to $24,000 | Not stated | Bigger budgets buying the name-brand contractor agency |
| 1Digital Agency | Local SEO $899 to $4,499 a month; WorkspaceCMS local campaigns $499 to $999 plus site from $89 | Six-month initial term, then monthly | Owners who want a platform and a menu; electrical contractors served since 2012 |
| CI Web Group | SEO, AEO and GEO agent from $1,000 a month; websites $500 to $50,000 | No contracts, 30 days' notice | Owners who want AI tooling over a team |
| Thrive Internet Marketing | SEO "starting at $500 a month"; local SEO $500 to $1,500 | Month to month | Every channel under one large roof |
| Footbridge Media | $249 a month, website included | None; 90-day money back | One-truck companies that want a site and basic SEO for less than a phone bill |
| LeadsNearby | Not published | Not stated | HVAC, plumbing and electrical shops that want dispatch-software integration |
| RYNO Strategic Solutions (with Blue Corona) | Not published; Blue Corona's page says "$5,000 per month and above" | No long-term contracts | $3M-plus, multi-market operations with a marketing hire |
| LeadHub | Not published | Not stated | Shops that want cost-per-lead management and SEO from one team |
| Verdict | One to three trucks: us, 1Digital's platform, Thrive's local tier or Footbridge if the budget is the whole constraint. Four to fifteen trucks with a commercial division: Hook, Built-Right's Launch and Scale tiers or LeadsNearby. Multi-market: RYNO. Ask the three silent ones for the number in writing before the demo. | ||
1. Skill Mammoth (ours)
Ours, so weigh it. The SEO + AI Search program comes in three published tiers, all month to month with no setup fee. Local at $750 a month covers weekly Google Business Profile management, citations on Yelp, Angi, BBB and 20-plus local directories, LocalBusiness and Service schema, two answer-first posts a month, an automated post-job review request system with responses to every review, and a baseline ChatGPT, Perplexity and AI Overviews visibility setup. Authority at $1,500 adds up to five new city and neighborhood pages a month, curated authority placements, four to six posts, a competitor gap analysis and a monthly strategy call. Pro at $3,000 adds full topic clusters, original research and digital PR. Every line item is on the pricing page so you can hold any other quote against it.
The fit is a residential electrical contractor from owner-operator to about $5 million that wants local SEO, a review engine and a website built by the same team that ranks it. The site is $3,000 (or $150 a month on Easy Start), owned outright and included with every plan, which runs from $350 a month. The honest limitation is size: a $20 million multi-market operation with an in-house marketing director belongs with RYNO or Built-Right's Pro tier. The electrician website design guide reviews eight real sites if the site is the first problem.
2. Built-Right Digital
A Chicago home-services agency that publishes the clearest tier ladder on this list and sorts it by your revenue. Essentials at $1,499 a month is "for new businesses" and covers listing management, core on-page and technical SEO, tracking and web management. Launch at $2,499 is "for up to $1M revenue businesses" and adds off-page SEO and a marketing support team. Scale at $4,999 is for companies up to $5 million and is the first tier with paid ads management and a monthly strategy review. Pro is custom for $5 million and up. The grid underneath prints blog output per tier, 500, 800, 3,200 and 6,400 words a month. Stand-alone plans are printed too: SEO at $999 a month or $3,499 for SEO Plus, an SEO plus AEO package at $2,999, Google Ads management at $999, Meta at $1,999 and Local Services Ads at $299, with websites at $5,750, $9,590 or $14,390 one time or $599 to $1,499 a month over twelve payments.
Built-Right also runs the most aggressive content program in the category, with a page for nearly every trade-by-service combination, and their electrician lists rank for the searches that likely brought you here. The $1,499 tier has no off-page work, so ask what moves a map pack at that price. Our Built-Right comparison has the fuller picture.
3. Hook Agency
The biggest name in contractor marketing and the one most electricians have heard of. Local SEO + AEO starts at a published $3,750 a month as of October 30, 2026 (the separate $2,800 SEO and $4,000 AEO lines are gone), PPC at $2,000, Meta ads at $3,000, and websites at $12,000 or $24,000 split over 12 months. Their own electrician roundups rank on the search you probably used to find this page, which is a fair sign they know the craft. The fit is a contractor with the budget who wants a team that has done this for hundreds of trades businesses; the setup fee and contract term are not on the page, so ask. Our Hook comparison covers the structural differences.
4. 1Digital Agency
The agency with the longest electrical history on this list, serving electrical and trade contractors since 2012, and the most detailed menu. Standard local SEO retainers run Launch $899, Essential $1,599, Pro $2,499, Plus $3,299 and Premium $4,499 a month on a six-month initial term that goes month to month afterward, with no setup fee. For contractors on its WorkspaceCMS platform, local campaigns run $499, $699 or $999 a month on top of a site plan from $89. The electrical page describes emergency-service landing pages built for click-to-call, service-area pages per township, licensing and insurance trust signals on every page, and content for EV charger and panel-upgrade work, which is the right program. The trade-off is that the platform campaigns tie the site to the vendor, so ask what you take with you.
5. CI Web Group
An AI-first "marketing operating system" for the trades, electrical included, that sells its work as agents on its own Hydra OS platform. The published numbers are scattered across the homepage: websites "from as low as $500 up to $50,000," a $600-a-month entry tier for daily blogging, an SEO, AEO and GEO agent from $1,000 a month, and marketing "up to about $3,000 per market and service category." No contracts, 30 days' notice, and no paid advertising. The fit is an owner comfortable with tooling-heavy delivery who wants AI search handled by a platform rather than a person. Ask who touches your account weekly.
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6. Thrive Internet Marketing Agency
The full-service generalist, Arlington, Texas, since 2005, month to month, doing SEO, ads, social, web and now GEO for every industry. The pricing page says SEO costs "$500 to $10,000+ per month," small businesses start "at $500 a month," and local SEO runs $500 to $1,500 with named plans that carry no printed price. Electricians are one of roughly a hundred verticals, and the person on your account may have learned the trade last quarter. The advantage is one vendor for everything. Our Thrive comparison covers the pattern.
7. Footbridge Media
The floor of the market, and an honest one: $249 a month with the website included, no contract, and a 90-day money-back guarantee. The program at that price is a templated contractor site, basic on-page SEO, listings and a blog, which is what a one-truck electrician needs to stop losing calls to the company with a real website. It is not a map-pack program for a metro with twenty competitors, and Footbridge does not claim it is. The fit is the owner whose whole marketing budget is less than a phone bill and who needs to look established before buying anything else.
8. LeadsNearby
Built for HVAC, plumbing and electrical, with garage doors, fire protection and concrete alongside, and the distinguishing feature is dispatch-software integration, so the lead lands in the system your office already runs. The claims on the page are specific: 325 percent more website traffic, 70 percent more conversions and 35 percent more revenue for a 2022 client, and 65 percent more calls from search for another. No price is published. The fit is a multi-truck shop running ServiceTitan or similar that wants the marketing agency wired into dispatch. Ask for the number before the demo.
9. RYNO Strategic Solutions, with Blue Corona
The enterprise tier, which absorbed Blue Corona's home-services practice in October 2025. Blue Corona's electrician SEO page still ranks for the category search, and its surviving pages say services "can run anywhere from $5,000 per month and above," with no long-term contracts and full ownership of everything built. RYNO's clients are multi-market operations with in-house marketing staff. A $3 million single-market contractor is at the bottom of their range; a two-truck shop is not their client and should not try to be. The RYNO comparison covers the merged shop.
10. LeadHub
A San Antonio home-services agency serving electrical services, air conditioning, plumbing, roofing and pest control, with SEO sitting next to a cost-per-lead management service, PPC, web development and CRM integration. The homepage leads with client results and a free discovery call, and publishes no price, minimum or plan. The fit is a shop that wants one team managing SEO and paid leads against a cost-per-lead target. Ask which electrical client in your revenue band ranks today.
What electrician SEO should cost by shop size
Start with the number of trucks. One to three trucks in one metro: the program is the profile, the service pages, reviews and a handful of city pages, and it should cost $750 to $1,500 a month. That is us, 1Digital's platform campaigns, Thrive's local tier or Built-Right's Essentials, with Footbridge at $249 if the budget is the whole decision. Four to fifteen trucks with a commercial side: the program adds commercial pages, more cities, authority links and paid search, and $2,500 to $5,000 a month is the honest range, which is Hook, Built-Right's Launch and Scale tiers, LeadsNearby or our Pro tier. Multi-market: RYNO, and the conversation is about attribution rather than page count. Ahrefs' survey of 439 SEO providers puts the most common retainer at $501 to $1,000 a month, so most electricians buy the first band, and how much SEO costs has the full market ranges.
Five questions that expose a weak proposal
Which suburb's map pack moves first, and by when. What the fee is, in writing, before the demo. Who owns the site and the content when you leave, because two platforms on this list tie the site to the vendor. Whether the proposal names the EV charger and panel-upgrade pages, because those are the four-figure tickets and most competitors have not written them. And what the agency does about AI search, because "electrician near me" is increasingly answered by a paragraph naming three companies, and an agency with no answer is already behind; GEO versus SEO explains what that work is. The electrician leads guide ranks the channels SEO competes with.
Frequently asked questions
How much does electrician SEO cost?
Published prices on October 15, 2026 run from $249 a month at Footbridge Media and $500 at Thrive, through $750 at Skill Mammoth, $899 to $4,499 at 1Digital, $1,000 and up at CI Web Group and $1,499 to $4,999 at Built-Right Digital, to $3,750 at Hook and $5,000 and up at Blue Corona inside RYNO. LeadsNearby and LeadHub price on the call. For a one-to-three-truck residential shop, $750 to $1,500 a month is the honest range.
Which electrician SEO company is best for a small shop?
Skill Mammoth, 1Digital or Thrive's local tier, all of which publish prices under $1,500 a month and take one-to-three-truck residential contractors, or Footbridge Media at $249 if a basic site and listings are the whole need. Hook, LeadsNearby and RYNO are built for larger contractors and priced accordingly.
Do electrician SEO agencies specialize?
Some. LeadsNearby serves HVAC, plumbing and electrical with dispatch integration. 1Digital has served electrical and trade contractors since 2012. Hook, Built-Right and Footbridge work only with contractors. Skill Mammoth works only with home services. Thrive, CI Web Group and RYNO are generalist, platform and enterprise agencies respectively, where electricians are one vertical among many.
What should an electrician SEO proposal include?
Service pages per job type including emergency, panel upgrades and EV charger installs, city pages with real local detail, a Google Business Profile and review system, schema, a monthly rank report by suburb, and a plan for AI search. It should name the suburb whose map pack moves first and the date, and state the fee in writing before the demo.
How long does electrician SEO take to work?
Local pack visibility in 60 to 90 days once the profile and reviews are fixed, and competitive organic rankings in four to six months. Emergency and panel-upgrade pages can rank sooner in suburbs where no competitor has a dedicated page, which is most suburbs.
Is Skill Mammoth an electrician SEO company?
Yes, among the home service trades we serve. The program is Growth at $750 or Authority at $1,500 a month, month to month with no contract, on a Smart Website we build ($3,000 or $150 a month on Easy Start), and includes the AI search work. The electrician SEO guide on this site is the strategy we run, and the electricians page shows the work.
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