Miami and South Florida
A Miami SEO company that prices before it starts. Miami is two markets at once: property and finance dealing with the world in English, and neighbourhood trade that runs in Spanish. Brickell and Downtown work one way, Hialeah and Kendall another, and a page written for one does not rank for the other. We build for both languages and both audiences, and month one is $750.
The questions that cost you money
Roughly two thirds of Miami-Dade households speak Spanish at home, and a large share of local buying happens in Spanish. A site built only in English is competing for the smaller half of the market. We build both, properly, rather than running one through a translation plugin.
In property and hospitality the phone decides the deal, and nobody is free to answer at the moment it rings. An AI host answers in 13 languages, qualifies the enquiry, books the viewing or the table, and passes anything real to a human.
Miami cost-per-click is high and seasonal, and the winter season inflates it further. We build the organic and local presence so the paid spend is supplementing demand you own rather than renting all of it.
The local question
Brickell, Coral Gables, Wynwood, Doral, Hialeah, Kendall and Miami Beach are separate searches with separate competitors. Profile management, reviews and a page per district — $750 a month for three locations.
What we would actually do here
Miami property moves fast and buyers call from every timezone, in English and Spanish. An agent in a showing cannot answer, and the enquiry goes to the next listing. Our AI host answers every call, qualifies budget, area and timing, books the viewing and sends the details through — in 13 languages. It works the evenings and weekends when most of the calls actually arrive.
See what it costsBilingual content is not translation. A page that sells an apartment in Brickell reads nothing like one selling a family home in Kendall, and the Spanish version should not read like English with the words swapped. We write the search content in both languages properly, aimed at what each audience actually types.
See what it costsThe rest of what we sell
Nothing here is bundled to make the invoice look bigger. Pick the one costing you money.
Enquiries this month rather than next year.
See what it costsGet found by people already searching for what you sell.
See what it costsTurn the traffic you already have into enquiries.
See what it costsGet named in AI answers, not just ranked in links.
See what it costsOwn the map pack in your district, not just the city.
See what it costsCalls answered, jobs booked, no missed revenue.
See what it costsThe Miami market
Brickell and Downtown carry banking, finance and international trade with Latin America, and most multinationals running the Americas from one timezone base their regional headquarters here. Wynwood holds the technology and creative scene. Coral Gables and Coconut Grove are professional services and established wealth. Property is an industry in its own right — Lennar and the Related Group build here rather than just sell here — and Miami Beach, Sunny Isles and Bal Harbour run on hospitality, tourism and short-term lets. Three of the world's largest cruise lines, Royal Caribbean, Carnival and Norwegian, are headquartered in the city, alongside American Airlines at MIA and Bacardi. Doral and Hialeah are logistics, trade and a dense small-business economy that runs almost entirely in Spanish, and Kendall is family retail and services.
The language split is the part outsiders get wrong. Spanish is the default for local commerce across large parts of the county, while property and finance work in English and Spanish together. Building one English site and hoping is the most common mistake here, and it is also the opening: the businesses that serve both audiences properly own twice the search surface.
We do not guess at any of it. The first month goes into your site, your competitors and your enquiry data, and the ongoing quote follows what that actually showed.
Where your customers are
Brickell, Coral Gables, Wynwood, Doral, Hialeah, Kendall, Aventura and Miami Beach are separate searches with separate competitors, and the Spanish search is a different set of terms again. We build for the districts you actually sell into.
How it runs
Tell us the district, the trade and what a customer is worth. We quote before any work starts.
$750, spent on the site and the evidence rather than on publishing volume.
At the end of month one we show you what we found and what the ongoing work costs. You decide.
Technical fixes, content and links. Reported every month, no minimum term.
What this normally costs
A full SEO retainer in the US is typically published at $1,500–$5,000 a month, with competitive and multi-location work at $5,000–$10,000 and enterprise programs from $10,000 up. Independent surveys put the average agency retainer at about $3,209 a month. Google Business Profile management alone runs $300–$600 a month, and hourly consulting $100–$200.
Single-channel SEO from $1,500/month and the full program at $2,500/month. Month one is $750 so you can judge the work first. Google Maps and profile management from $750 a month for three locations, $300 for a single profile and $100 for each extra location. Websites from $1,000. That is roughly what most people pay, minus ten percent.
We are fluent English speakers, and we work the way you do — WhatsApp, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet or a plain phone call, whichever suits you. Most South African SEO and digital marketing specialists already work inside US agencies, so there is a fair chance you have been served by one without knowing it. We cut out the middle man: you pay for the work, not for the agency layer sitting on top of it.
Market figures are prices published by US agencies, gathered September 2026. They are ranges from public rate cards, not one company’s quote, and they move.
Straight answers
No proposal document and no discovery call to get a number. Ask directly and you will get a straight answer.
Ask about MiamiRetainers start at $1,500 a month, with month one at $750 so you can judge the work before committing further. Local SEO and Google Business Profile management is $750 a month for three locations, $300 for a single profile and $100 for each extra location after three. Websites start at $1,000. Paid search and the AI receptionist are quoted on scope.
Yes, and in Miami it is not optional. Spanish is the default for a great deal of local commerce here. We build both language versions properly rather than translating one into the other, and our AI receptionist answers in 13 languages including Spanish.
Two things. Search and local work so buyers looking in your area and your price band find you, in both languages, and an AI host that answers every call, qualifies the buyer and books the viewing while you are in a showing.
If nobody can find you, start with SEO or local search. If you are found and people leave without enquiring, the website or the content is the problem. If you need viewings or bookings this month, the AI host. We will say which, including when the cheapest one is right.
There is no minimum term. You stop whenever you like and you keep the site, the content, the profiles and the accounts.
Get a price
One reply, with the package, the price and exactly what it covers. If we are not the right answer, we will say that too.
