Turn high-intent searches into trials & demos.

Our pricing is public and plain. Google Ads management is 10% of your ad budget with a $600/month minimum — and your budget goes to Google in full, with no markup from us. SEO is $50 per page, starting at 10 pages a month. Custom websites are eight one-time packages from $1,500 to $20,000+ (details at /websites). $0 setup, month to month, no contract, and we'll send exact pricing in a free proposal within one business day.

If your CAC keeps climbing, trials publish one test route and then go quiet, or your pipeline still depends on conference booths and founder networking, yes — closing one of those leaks usually covers the fee. We handle the landing pages, paid and organic acquisition, and onboarding email so your team can stay on the product. If trials are already growing and converting on their own, keep that engine running.

It owns every channel that produces trials, demos, and paying accounts. SearchPod builds your site and landing pages, runs high-intent Google plus LinkedIn ads aimed at platform engineers and API architects, wins the comparison and AI-search queries buyers use to build a shortlist, and automates onboarding and expansion email — one team, one pipeline.

Look for proof they understand this category: do they optimize for trials and demos or just clicks, can they trace a signup to CAC and expansion revenue, and do they understand how technical this buyer is? Then check ownership — your site, ad accounts, and data should stay in your name. Ask any candidate how they'd handle a proof-of-concept evaluation; a vague answer tells you everything.

Paid campaigns usually produce the first trials and demo requests within a few weeks. Rankings for category and “alternatives to” queries take 3–6 months to build, then keep compounding. Lifecycle email starts lifting your trial-to-paid rate from week one — so revenue grows while organic catches up.

We run the whole funnel — site, paid acquisition, SEO, AI search, and lifecycle email — so nothing falls between vendors, and we're judged on trials, demos, and paying accounts, not traffic. Pricing is public, contracts are month-to-month with $0 setup, and your site, ad accounts, analytics, and customer data stay yours from day one.

Our pricing is public — the pricing page shows the real starting price for every service — and your plan is scoped to your product and sales motion. Tell us about your platform and we'll send exact pricing in a free proposal within one business day, no obligation.

On trials, demos, and paying accounts — never vanity traffic. We optimize landing pages and CTAs for signups, then connect every trial back to the campaign that produced it, so you can see your true CAC and the trial-to-paid rate behind each channel.

Yes. For self-serve and open-source-friendly gateways we optimize the free-trial funnel — landing pages, quickstart docs, and activation email that gets a first route live fast. For managed enterprise platforms we drive demo requests and qualified pipeline with ICP-targeted ads and content built around a longer, security-reviewed evaluation. Most API management companies sell a mix, and we build the system around how your buyers actually decide.

Yes. Most API management deals run through a proof-of-concept where a buyer puts one or two real APIs behind your gateway and watches it hold up under real traffic before they'll commit — so we build onboarding and lifecycle email to get a new account from signup to that first live route fast, since a stalled proof-of-concept is a lost deal, not just a slow one.

Yes. Everything lives in accounts your company owns — site, brand assets, ad accounts, analytics, and customer data. We're month-to-month, and if you ever leave, it all simply stays where it is.

Yes. We work inside the stack you already use — HubSpot, Salesforce, and your own product analytics — so trials, demos, and pipeline flow into your CRM and attribution stays clean from first click to paying account.

Most API management sites and landing pages go live in about 2–4 weeks. The pace mostly depends on how fast we get your product story, feature set, and feedback — you'll have a clear timeline before we start.