SEO Web Boss Pricing Explained: Standard, Growth, and the Hosting Bundles

SEO Web Boss Pricing Explained: Standard, Growth, and the Hosting Bundles

SEO Web Boss pricing is four flat monthly plans: Standard at $75, Standard + Hosting at $100, Growth at $125, and Growth + Hosting at $150, with no setup fee and no minimum term. The only difference between each base plan and its hosting bundle is $25 a month, which adds hosting for your main website with SSL, a CDN and backups. Growth costs $50 more than Standard and adds a higher publishing cadence, LinkedIn auto-share, and our most capable AI writing model. Every plan is billed monthly in advance through Square, and you can cancel anytime from your billing settings. Your blog stays live through the month you've paid for, and the content stays yours. You pay the first month before anything is drafted, and onboarding then takes about ten minutes. If you run a local service business and want a real number to hold against the vague SEO quotes you've seen, this is the whole price list.

What does SEO Web Boss cost each month?

Here are the four plans, exactly as we publish them:

  • Standard: $75/month. Researched, drafted blog posts in your voice, published to a blog on your own domain.
  • Standard + Hosting: $100/month. Everything in Standard, plus we host your main website with SSL, a CDN and backups.
  • Growth: $125/month. A higher publishing cadence, LinkedIn auto-share, and our most capable AI writing model.
  • Growth + Hosting: $150/month. Everything in Growth, plus hosting for your main website.

There is no setup fee on any plan. There is no minimum term. We don't quote custom prices, and the number doesn't change based on your industry or how many services you offer. You can see the same figures on our pricing section.

We know many SEO proposals open with "it depends." Ours doesn't. What does vary is how much of the work you do as editor, which we cover below.

What's included in the Standard plan?

Standard is the core service. We research topics your customers actually search for, draft posts in your voice and for your service area, and publish them to yourdomain.com/blog on the schedule you set.

Each post is built to rank in Google and to be quoted by AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot and Google AI Overviews. In practice, that means:

  • A direct answer at the top of the post
  • Sources linked where facts are stated
  • Structured data on the page
  • Compliance screening before you ever see the draft

Drafting is AI-assisted and fact-checked against research. You review, edit, reject or approve every post, or you put the blog on a schedule you can change or pause at any time.

Reporting comes from your own Google Analytics 4 and Search Console accounts, so you see the same numbers we do.

What does Growth add for the extra $50?

Growth is for owners who want more content going out and a bit more reach for each post.

A higher publishing cadence

Publishing is weekly by default and can go up to daily. Growth gives you a higher cadence than Standard, which matters most if you serve several towns or offer several distinct services, each with its own questions to answer.

LinkedIn auto-share

Growth shares your published posts to LinkedIn. To be clear about how it works today: LinkedIn is set up as a concierge service, not a self-serve connection you configure yourself.

Our most capable writing model

Growth drafts use our most capable AI writing model. You still review and edit, but the starting draft tends to need less work, which saves you time as the volume goes up.

If you're a solo practitioner or a small shop that wants a steady presence without much editing time, Standard is usually enough. If content is a real part of how you win work, Growth is worth a look.

When does the $25 hosting bundle make sense?

The hosting bundles add $25 a month to either plan. For that, we host your main website, not just the blog, with SSL, a CDN and backups included.

Consider it if

  • Your current host is unreliable, slow, or hard to reach when something breaks
  • You're paying separately for hosting, an SSL certificate and a backup tool, and would rather have one bill
  • Your site was built by someone who is no longer around to maintain it
  • You want your website and your blog managed in the same place

Skip it if

  • You're happy with your current host and it's already covered
  • Your website is on a platform that bundles its own hosting and you don't plan to move
  • Your IT provider or web developer manages hosting as part of a broader arrangement

The blog works the same either way. Hosting is a convenience choice, not a requirement for the content service.

Why do you pay before anything is drafted?

We bill monthly in advance through Square, and the first month is paid before any drafting starts. Here's what happens after that:

  1. A sign-in link arrives by email.
  2. Onboarding takes about ten minutes and starts with a scan of your existing site, which pre-fills your profile, voice and service areas.
  3. You see proposed topics and a sample post before you touch DNS.
  4. Your first post is always held for human review. This is enforced in our pipeline, not a setting anyone can switch off.
  5. After that, you approve each post or set a schedule.

Paying first keeps pricing flat and simple. There's no sales call, no proposal stage, and no discovery fee folded into a later invoice. You can judge the sample post and topics before you connect anything to your domain.

Is there a contract or a setup fee?

No. There's no contract, no minimum term and no setup fee on any plan.

You can cancel anytime from your billing settings. When you do, your blog stays live through the end of the month you've paid for. The content stays yours, as do your domain and your connected accounts. Because the blog lives on your own domain rather than ours, the posts and whatever search visibility they've built belong to your website.

For owners who've been locked into long SEO agreements before, this is usually the part that matters most. No contract SEO means we have to keep earning the next month.

How does this compare with a typical agency retainer?

Our website compares our plans with what agencies commonly publish as their retainers. Those typical published agency retainers run $1,500 to $5,000 a month for two to four posts, usually on six- to twelve-month contracts. SEO Web Boss runs $75 to $150 a month, weekly by default up to daily, with no contract.

That gap exists for a reason, and we'd rather state it plainly. Drafting is AI-assisted, and you are the editor. A traditional agency may assign a writer, hold strategy meetings and handle more of the review for you. With us, you review drafts yourself, or you trust the schedule once you're comfortable with the quality.

If you want a fully hands-off, meeting-heavy relationship, an agency may suit you better. If you want steady, well-sourced content at a published price and you're willing to read before it goes live, we're built for that.

What SEO Web Boss pricing doesn't cover

A clear price should come with clear limits.

  • No ranking promises. No one can promise a specific Google ranking or a mention in an AI assistant's answer, and we don't.
  • Not for online stores or product brands. We don't offer e-commerce or product SEO.
  • Not for multi-location franchises or national brands. We serve businesses people hire in a specific place.
  • You need your own domain. The blog publishes to yourdomain.com/blog.
  • Some integrations aren't live yet. Google Business Profile auto-posting, Apple Business Connect and Nextdoor are coming soon.
  • No phone line. Contact is by email.

For legal, medical and financial practices, every plan includes state-aware disclosure footers, per-industry screening, and routing of sensitive content to a person. You remain the publisher of record.

How do you decide which plan fits?

Start with two questions. How much content do you realistically want to review each month? And are you happy with your current website host?

If you want a steady presence with light editing, choose Standard. If content is central to how customers find you, choose Growth. Add hosting only if it solves a real problem with your current setup.

If you're not sure content is your gap yet, start with the free AI visibility check at seowebboss.com/check. We ask ChatGPT's model, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity up to five questions your customers would ask and email you a report showing what those assistants say about your business today. It's free, and no card is required. When you're ready, you can get started here from $75 a month. If you'd rather ask the SEO Web Boss team a question first, you can email us from the website.

Common questions

How much does SEO Web Boss cost?
SEO Web Boss has four flat monthly plans: Standard at $75, Standard + Hosting at $100, Growth at $125, and Growth + Hosting at $150. There is no setup fee and no minimum term. Billing is monthly in advance through Square, and you can cancel anytime from your billing settings. The price doesn't change based on your industry or the number of services you offer.
What is the difference between Standard and Growth?
Both plans include researched, AI-assisted blog posts written in your voice and published to your own domain. Growth costs $50 more per month and adds a higher publishing cadence, LinkedIn auto-share handled as a concierge service, and our most capable AI writing model. Standard suits owners who want a steady presence with light editing, while Growth suits businesses where content is central to winning work.
What do I get with the hosting bundle?
The hosting bundles add $25 a month to either Standard or Growth. For that, we host your main website, not only the blog, with SSL, a CDN and backups included. It makes sense if your current host is unreliable or you want one bill for everything. If you're satisfied with your existing hosting, you can skip it, and the blog service works the same.
Do I have to sign a contract with SEO Web Boss?
No. There is no contract, no minimum term and no setup fee. You can cancel anytime from your billing settings. Your blog stays live through the end of the month you've paid for, and the content, your domain and your connected accounts remain yours. Because posts live on your own domain, the work stays with your website after you leave.
Why do I pay before any posts are written?
Billing is monthly in advance, so the first month is paid before drafting begins. After payment, a sign-in link arrives by email and onboarding takes about ten minutes. You see proposed topics and a sample post before you change any DNS settings, and your first post is always held for human review, which is enforced in the system rather than left as an optional setting.

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