C.01 · COST GUIDES
Prices & budgets
What SEO, websites and ads actually cost in Canada, with the market ranges set next to our published prices, so you can check one against the other before you talk to anyone.
Lazor Digital / Blog
The Lazor blog · Field notes
This blog answers the questions owners actually type into Google: what SEO costs in Canada, what a website should cost, what a missed call is worth. Every post opens with the direct answer, uses the same published figures as our price list, and links to the service page it belongs to. No listicles written for other agencies, and no numbers we cannot show the working for.
The Lazor Digital blog is a working notebook for Canadian small-business owners, in four topics: prices and budgets, local industry guides, AI and automation, and the prairie marketing calendar. The first two posts, the Canadian cost guides for SEO and for websites, are live below. The next eight are listed in the open, in the order they will be published.
Service pages cannot rank for every question a buyer asks. The blog exists for the questions they cannot carry: prices, comparisons, how-tos and local specifics.
C.01 · COST GUIDES
What SEO, websites and ads actually cost in Canada, with the market ranges set next to our published prices, so you can check one against the other before you talk to anyone.
C.02 · LOCAL GUIDES
Marketing by trade and city: plumbers in Winnipeg, clinics, contractors. The service and city playbooks, written from local numbers instead of generic advice.
C.03 · SYSTEMS
The follow-up layer, in plain terms: missed-call recovery, AI receptionists, review systems, and what GEO means for getting your business cited by ChatGPT.
C.04 · SEASONS
Manitoba demand is seasonal, and the calendar decides when campaigns have to be live. When home-services searches spike, when the freeze changes the phone mix, month by month.
The cost guides publish first, because price questions carry the highest commercial intent: the reader is not browsing; they are budgeting.
PRICES & BUDGETS · OCT 2026
Agency retainers for a Canadian small business run $1,500–$5,000 a month, and local entry points $500–$1,500. Where a quote sits inside those ranges, what moves it, and what our published $1,200/mo actually includes.
PRICES & BUDGETS · OCT 2026
A professional small-business website runs $3,000–$12,000 in the Canadian guides. What moves a quote inside that band, what the platform changes, and what our from-$3,500 fixed quote includes.
Eight posts are briefed and queued. They are listed here without links, under the same rule as our unbuilt city hubs: a title becomes a link when the page exists.
Every guide on this page ends at the same place: your business has its own baseline, and the free audit measures it. What you rank for, who AI cites instead of you, and the first fix, in order.
Your site, search presence and AI visibility, recorded on video. Yours to keep either way.
Built from the published price list, scoped to your business in writing, before any work starts.
Calls, leads and cost per customer against the audit baseline. Month-to-month while the numbers earn it.
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The audit is where the guides stop being general: your market, your competitors, your first fix and its published price.
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