Meditation App Marketing Agency Turn sleep, stress & anxiety searches into installs that turn into subscribers.

Pricing is public — no hidden fees, no surprise line items. Google Ads management runs 10% of your monthly ad budget, with a $600-a-month minimum charged as a flat fee — 100% of your ad budget goes to media, we never mark it up. ASO and SEO content is $50 a page, with a 10-page monthly minimum. If your app needs a new landing page or marketing site, those are eight one-time packages from $1,500 to $20,000+ (full breakdown at /websites). There's no setup fee, no contract — everything runs month-to-month — and a 30-day guarantee: if you're not happy, you don't pay. Share a few details about your app and we'll put exact numbers in front of you within one business day.

If your installs spike every January (or around exam season, a new semester, or a mental-health awareness moment) and quietly fade a few weeks later, if new users open the app once and never open it again, or if growth still rides on one lucky App Store feature or wellness-influencer shoutout — yes, and closing even one of those leaks usually pays for the engagement. We take over the store listing, paid and organic acquisition, and onboarding messaging so your team can stay focused on the app itself. If installs are already compounding and converting well on their own, there's no reason to change what's working.

It's responsible for every channel that turns app-store traffic into installs, active users, and subscription revenue. SearchPod designs and manages your store listing and landing page, runs Google App campaigns and Meta ads targeted at people already searching for a meditation, sleep, or stress-relief app, builds your ranking for “best [category] app” queries and the AI-assistant prompts people use to find an app like yours, and sets up the onboarding and upgrade email sequences that keep a free trial from expiring unused — all under one roof.

Ask what they optimize for — sessions completed and paid conversions, or just raw install counts, because those numbers tell very different stories about the same install spike. Ask if they can trace a single install through a free trial to CAC and lifetime subscriber value. Then check who owns what: your App Store Connect and Google Play Console access, your ad accounts, and your user data should sit in your name, not the agency's. Ask how they'd specifically lift your trial-to-paid conversion rate — a vague answer there is the tell.

January is real, but it's not the only spike this category gets — back-to-school stress in September, year-end burnout in December, and awareness moments like World Mental Health Day in October all move install volume too, and most of that traffic churns fast if the app isn't a fit for what drove the search. Instead of just chasing the spike, we track every install past the tap to see which channels bring people who actually complete a first session and come back for a second. Store listing copy, ASO targeting, and campaign budgets get tuned ahead of each seasonal window, and onboarding is built to catch a new user before the habit has a chance to fade.

Paid campaigns typically start producing installs within the first couple of weeks once creative and targeting are live. ASO and SEO rankings for “best [category] app” and sleep/anxiety searches take longer to build — plan on 3 to 4 months before you see meaningful movement, and it keeps compounding after that. Lifecycle email is the fastest lever: onboarding and streak nudges start lifting your install-to-paid rate almost immediately, with the full effect on subscriber revenue usually showing over 6 to 8 months as organic catches up.

One team runs the store listing, paid acquisition, ASO/SEO, AI search visibility, and lifecycle email, so nothing gets dropped in a handoff between three different vendors. We're measured on completed sessions and paying subscribers, not download counts that don't tell you whether anyone actually used the app. Pricing is posted publicly, every engagement is month-to-month, and your store listing, ad accounts, analytics, and user data stay in accounts you control from day one.

Yes, and we treat them as genuinely different funnels rather than copy-pasting one strategy across both. Apple's App Store discovery still leans on editorial features and curated collections — getting considered for a wellness or “new apps we love” placement matters. Google Play ranks more on keyword relevance, install velocity, and uninstall/retention signals feeding its algorithm directly. If you're only live on one store today, we build around that and bring the second one online when you're ready to launch there.

Paying subscribers, always — a spike in downloads that never opens a guided session is a vanity number, not growth. We tune the store listing and campaigns toward installs that actually launch the app and finish a first session, then trace each one back to the campaign, keyword, or creative that produced it. That's what lets you see a real CAC, a real trial-to-paid rate, and which channel's users are actually worth the spend.

Yes. A free or ad-supported app gets optimized for volume, session frequency, and ad engagement. A subscription app gets its funnel built around getting a free trial started and then getting that trial user to a completed session before the paywall hits — that's the moment that decides whether the trial converts. Most apps in this category run some blend of both, and we shape the plan around how your specific app actually makes money, not a generic template.

Always. Your App Store Connect and Google Play Console access, your ad accounts, your analytics, and your user data live in accounts registered to your company, not ours. We work inside them month-to-month, and if you ever move on, none of it goes anywhere — it's already yours.

Yes. Most meditation and wellness apps we work with already run RevenueCat for trial and subscription management and AppsFlyer or Adjust for mobile attribution, and we plug directly into that stack rather than asking you to change it. We also connect Apple Health's Mindful Minutes and sleep data from Apple Watch, Fitbit, or Oura where your app supports it, since that's often the clearest signal of whether an install actually became a habit — not just a subscription.

Most meditation and wellness app marketing sites and landing pages launch in 2 to 4 weeks. The timeline depends mostly on how quickly we get your app's screenshots, session-library details, and feedback rounds back — we'll map out a real schedule with you before any design work starts.