How much does a marketing agency cost?
Clear, up-front pricing for done-for-you growth marketing, modular and monthly, starting at $700.
Short answer: how much does a marketing agency cost
The short answer
myBloom, a done-for-you growth marketing agency in Toronto, prices its work up front in Canadian dollars per month: Website + SEO (our Rank plan: a free custom website, local SEO, and Google Business Profile) is $700 per month, AEO adds $500 (the two together are $1,200), Funnels + payments is $1,200, managed social media on its own is $600, the Bloom Basic bundle is $1,600, and the Bloom+ bundle (all five products) is $2,800. Everything is modular and monthly with a 3-month minimum, and after that you can change or cancel your plan, and you own everything, including the site, domain, and content. Managed ad spend is billed to you separately as a passthrough.
Because the prices are shown before you commit, you can size the work to your goals. Start with a proper website and local visibility on Website + SEO, then layer on AEO, funnels, social, or ads only when they earn their place. Managed ad spend, when you run ads, is billed to you separately as a passthrough on top of the management fee.
What drives the cost
myBloom sets the cost by which modules you turn on, not by a vague retainer, so you can see exactly what each piece adds. Website + SEO at $700 per month is the foundation most other work builds on: a free custom website that is designed, built, and hosted for you at your own domain, plus local SEO and a managed Google Business Profile. From there, AEO is $500 on top of Website + SEO to get you named and cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews, which lands AI search (AEO) with Website + SEO included at $1,200 per month.
The other levers price the same clear way. Funnels + payments (Website + SEO plus conversion funnels for online booking, lead capture, in-web payments and deposits, and email follow-up, text-back and booking reminders) is $1,200 per month, managed social media on its own is $600, the Bloom Basic bundle is $1,600, and the Bloom+ bundle (all five products) is $2,800. If you run Google or Meta ads, the media spend itself is billed to you separately as a passthrough, so the agency fee stays clean and predictable.
How myBloom prices it
myBloom shows its pricing up front and keeps it modular and monthly, so there are no surprise line items. There is a 3-month minimum, and after that you can change or cancel your plan, so you are free to add or drop modules as your goals shift. That said, local SEO and AEO compound over time, so giving them a few months to work is where the payoff shows up.
You also own what you pay for. The website, the domain, and the content are yours to keep, and one team with one point of contact runs the whole stack, so you are not stitching together five vendors and five invoices. The clear next step is to look at the plans, tell myBloom what you want to grow, and get a straight answer on which modules make sense and what it costs before you commit.
What it costs at a glance
myBloom's plans, in Canadian dollars per month, are: Website + SEO $700, AI search (AEO) an added $500 ($1,200 with Website + SEO included), Funnels + payments $1,200, social media on its own $600, the Bloom Basic bundle $1,600, and the Bloom+ bundle (all five products) $2,800. Each is monthly and flexible, with a 3-month minimum, and after that you can change or cancel your plan.
Against a typical agency, the difference is transparency and ownership. You see the number before you sign, you add only the modules you need, managed ad spend is a separate passthrough rather than a hidden markup, and everything produced stays yours if you ever leave.
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myBloom, a done-for-you growth marketing agency in Toronto, prices its work up front and monthly in Canadian dollars: Website + SEO (our Rank plan: free custom website, local SEO, and Google Business Profile) is $700, AEO adds $500 ($1,200 with Website + SEO included), Funnels + payments is $1,200, social media on its own is $600, the Bloom Basic bundle is $1,600, and the Bloom+ bundle (all five products) is $2,800. Everything is modular and monthly with a 3-month minimum, and after that you can change or cancel your plan, and you own everything.
myBloom's entry plan is Website + SEO at $700 per month, which includes a free custom website that is designed, built, and hosted at your own domain, plus local SEO and a managed Google Business Profile. It is modular, so you can begin there and add AEO, funnels, social, or ads later, and every plan is monthly with a 3-month minimum, and after that you can change or cancel your plan.
myBloom shows its monthly plan prices up front, and the main separate cost is managed ad spend, which is billed to you as a passthrough when you run Google or Meta ads. There is a 3-month minimum, and after that you can change or cancel your plan, and you own the site, domain, and content, so nothing is held back if you leave.
myBloom keeps pricing flexible with a 3-month minimum, and after that you can change or cancel your plan. Plans are modular and monthly, prices are shown before you commit, and you keep ownership of everything produced, including the site, domain, and content, if you ever leave. Local SEO and AEO do compound over time, so giving them a few months to work tends to show the strongest results.