Turn more local searches into service bookings and bike sales.

Our pricing is public. Google Ads management is 10% of your ad budget with a $600 a month minimum — and your whole budget goes to Google, we add no markup. SEO is $50 per page, starting at 10 pages a month. Custom websites come in eight one-time packages from $1,500 to $20,000+ (details at /websites). No setup fee, month to month. Tell us about your shop and exact numbers arrive in a free proposal within one business day.

If your service stands sit empty in the off-season, riders buy online instead of walking in, or the shop down the road keeps winning “bike repair near me,” an agency earns its keep quickly. We build the site, ads, SEO, and review engine that put your shop in front of riders — so your energy stays on the floor and the stand. Booked solid all year? You may not need us yet.

It brings riders in through every channel they use to pick a shop: your website, Google Ads, local SEO and your Google Business Profile, AI-search visibility, email, and review generation. SearchPod runs all of it as one system — pointed at service bookings, test rides, and store visits instead of clicks that go nowhere.

Look for real answers, not a generic local-business playbook: can they show which ads produced service bookings and store visits, do they understand that your service department and e-bikes carry the shop, and do you keep your website, ad accounts, and customer list? A vague answer to any of those is your cue to move on.

Google Ads can put service bookings and store visits on the calendar in the first few weeks. SEO, AI search, and reviews compound over 3–6 months into riders you don't pay per click for. Starting before the spring rush is the smart play — you want the rankings and reviews in place when everyone pulls their bike out of the garage. And it stays month to month the whole way.

One team runs your website, ads, SEO, AI search, email, and reviews together, and nothing is generic — every campaign is built around how riders actually pick a bike shop. Pricing is public on our pricing page, you own your site, ad accounts, and customer list, and it's month to month with a 30-day guarantee: not satisfied in your first 30 days, you don't pay.

Yes — that's the core fight. Online sellers win on price; you win on test rides, proper fit, real mechanics, and same-week service. We make sure riders searching nearby see that before they check out online — and we point ads, SEO, and your site at the service work and e-bikes an online store can't touch.

That's one of the best uses of the system. Early-bird tune-up campaigns, winter service reminders, and email offers book work into the months that are usually quiet — so spring is less of a pile-up and January is less of a ghost town.

Yes. E-bikes are the biggest tickets in the shop, and riders research them heavily before buying. We build e-bike pages, run ads on e-bike searches in your area, and push test-ride bookings — because once someone rides one, the sale gets a lot easier.

Yes. Calls, forms, service bookings, and direction requests are tracked from day one, so you can see what a new customer costs and which channel actually fills the stands — repairs, bike sales, or e-bikes.

All of it stays yours — website, brand assets, ad accounts, and every customer record. There's no proprietary platform and no lock-in, so if we ever part ways, the whole system keeps working for your shop.

Most bike shop sites launch in about 2–4 weeks. The biggest variables are your photos, your service menu, and how fast feedback comes back — we set a clear timeline up front and keep you posted at every step.