Google Maps presence in selected US markets

The loaded-cost model is still being evidenced. Draft cost, margin, and package-anchor amounts are available to authorized operators in the private sales workspace, but are not published here while the economics gate is open.

Exact scope and pricing arrive only in a written market-specific quote after review.

All-In Managed Maps Marketing

Choose the package scope. A managed website and local content are included in every package.

Public prices are not shown until the economics gate is approved. Availability depends on the market. Google independently controls eligibility, verification, visibility, ranking, and reinstatement outcomes.

Website + Content Infrastructure

A managed website and local content are included in every package. Additional website work beyond that standard inclusion is quoted separately; deliverables, fee, ownership, hosting, and exit terms are stated once in the written quote or service agreement.

Growth + Strategy Services

Separate contracts with separate pricing, never bundled into a core location package. Add them on top of your GBP program for compliant review requests and responses, paid channel coordination, competitor intelligence, and AI-powered intake.

Common pricing questions

Every package includes the same scope: an office in each market, Google Business Profile setup and verification support, business information kept correct across managed listings, review responses, a managed website and local pages, and a monthly report by market. Market Entry covers 3 markets, Metro covers 6, and Regional covers 10 or more. What changes between packages is how many markets you are in, not what is included. Google controls profile approval and verification.

A one-time onboarding fee of $750 per market applies. The written market-specific quote states the full setup and ongoing service scope. Verification visits, recovery work, travel, unusual signage, replacement work, and other exceptional requests are quoted separately only when they are actually needed.

Yes. You can request additional markets at any time. Each added market is sales-assisted because availability, eligibility, lease, labor, exception, and replacement economics must be checked before the written scope changes.

Yes. Premium, standard, and secondary markets have different lease, runner, signage, support, payment-loss, exception, and replacement costs. We confirm the market band and exact quote after the economics review.

A managed website and local content are included in every package. Scope, fee for any additional work, ownership, and exit terms are stated in the written quote or agreement.

Market Entry covers 3 markets on a twelve-month term. Metro covers 6 markets and Regional covers 10 or more, each on a six- or twelve-month term confirmed in your quote. Availability, scope, renewal, and cancellation requirements are confirmed in the signed service agreement.

No. These are rented commercial partner locations used as marketing infrastructure. The client does not purchase, receive title to, or own the physical location. Any ownership or transfer rights for separate digital assets are addressed independently in the applicable service agreement.

Cancellation, refunds, renewal, and service end dates are controlled by the applicable signed service agreement, including the included website and local-content work and any additional website work quoted separately.

Where review management is included, we monitor managed locations and respond professionally. We can dispute reviews that violate Google's content policies (fake reviewer, never-a-customer, competitor or ex-employee conflict of interest, spam) through a separately quoted service when available. Removal is never guaranteed because Google makes the final decision. We do not buy, incentivize, gate by sentiment, or otherwise manufacture reviews. Generating genuine reviews from real customers remains the client's responsibility.