CPQ Software Marketing Agency Turn CPQ comparison searches into demos & signed accounts.

Google Ads runs 10% of whatever you spend with Google, with a $600-a-month floor, and we don't mark up your ad spend on top of that. SEO work is priced per page — $50 a page a month, with a 10-page minimum to start. A new build runs $1,500 to $20,000+, in one of eight fixed one-time packages (full breakdown at /websites). There's no setup charge, no contract to sign, and a 30-day guarantee on top of that — if it's not working, you don't pay for it. Send us a few details about your catalog and sales motion and you'll have real numbers back within a business day.

If demos are stalling before the deal desk signs off, if signed accounts are sitting half-configured instead of renewing, or if pipeline still depends on partner referrals and conference floor traffic, yes — plugging any one of those leaks usually pays for the engagement on its own. We take the site, the paid and organic acquisition, and the onboarding email off your plate so your team can stay on the roadmap. If demos are already converting well without us, there's no reason to change that.

It owns the channels that turn searches into booked demos, signed contracts, and live, quoting accounts. SearchPod builds your site and landing pages, runs Google Ads aimed at RevOps and deal desk buyers, wins the comparison and “alternatives to” searches your shortlist gets built on, and runs the onboarding email that keeps a signed deal moving through catalog and pricing-rule setup — one team accountable for the full path.

Ask to see how they'd position you against Salesforce CPQ or whichever incumbent your buyers already know, whether they can trace a demo through a multi-stakeholder cycle to a live, quoting account, and whether they understand the gap between selling a self-serve quoting tool and an enterprise platform. Then check who holds the keys — your site, ad accounts, and pipeline data should sit in accounts you own, not the agency's. Ask how they'd stop a signed deal from stalling in catalog setup; a vague answer there is the tell.

Paid search usually produces the first booked demos inside a few weeks. Ranking for comparison and “alternatives to” searches takes a few months to build, then keeps compounding from there. Onboarding email starts paying off in week one, since it's working on deals you've already signed while the organic side is still ramping.

We run the site, the paid acquisition, the SEO, the AI search, and the onboarding email as one connected system, and we're measured on booked demos and live, quoting accounts, not sessions. Pricing is posted publicly, there's no contract, setup is $0, and your site, ad accounts, analytics, and pipeline data are yours from the first day.

The starting price for every service is on our pricing page — nothing hidden behind a call. What changes deal to deal is scope: how many pages, how competitive your ad category is, how complex your catalog is. Tell us about your platform and we'll turn that into real numbers in a free proposal within a business day.

Demos, signed contracts, and live accounts — traffic on its own doesn't pay your bills and it doesn't pay ours either. Landing pages and CTAs get optimized for a booked demo, and every demo gets traced back to the campaign that produced it, so you can see real CAC and which channel is actually bringing in customers who go live.

Yes — they need different playbooks. Self-serve and mid-market tools get a faster-moving funnel: landing pages, demo requests, and onboarding sized for a smaller buying group. Enterprise CPQ gets content and campaigns built for a longer cycle with RevOps, deal desk, and IT all in the room. Most CPQ vendors sell into both, so we build around whichever motion a given deal is actually running.

Yes — CPQ might be the most comparison-driven search category we work in. Almost every buyer already knows Salesforce CPQ, DealHub, or Conga by name before they search for anyone else, so we build pages, ads, and content around “[incumbent] alternatives,” “[tool] vs [tool],” and “best cpq software” — the terms buyers are actually typing, not generic feature pages.

Yes — the site, the ad accounts, the analytics, and every scrap of pipeline data sit in accounts registered to your company, not ours. We work month-to-month; if you ever move on, everything simply stays exactly where it is.

Yes. We build inside whatever CRM you already run — a native Salesforce CPQ package or a HubSpot pipeline — so booked demos, signed contracts, and catalog-setup status show up as fields your reps and deal desk already look at, and attribution holds from first click to first live quote.

Most CPQ sites and landing pages go live in roughly 2 to 4 weeks. The real bottleneck is usually how fast we get product screenshots, pricing-rule examples, and feedback from your side — we'll give you a specific timeline before any work starts.