Marketing Automation Agency Turn evaluation-stage searches into trial signups & demos.

Pricing is public, not a 'request a demo' form. Google Ads management runs 10% of your monthly ad budget, with a $600/mo minimum, and we never mark up what you spend with Google. SEO runs $50 per page per month, with a 10-page minimum. A custom website is one of eight one-time packages, $1,500 to $20,000+ (full breakdown at /websites). There's no setup fee and no contract — month to month — and if the first 30 days don't work out, you don't pay for them. Send us your product and current list size and we'll turn around exact numbers within a business day.

If signups build nothing and go quiet, your cost per demo keeps rising every quarter, or your only pipeline is conference badges and your founder's LinkedIn posts, fixing one of those gaps usually pays for the engagement on its own. We take over the landing pages, the paid and organic acquisition, and the onboarding sequence so your team can stay focused on the workflow builder and the roadmap. If trials are already converting and expanding on their own, there's no reason to hand that off.

It runs every channel that turns a search into a paying, expanding account. SearchPod builds the site and landing pages, runs Google and LinkedIn campaigns aimed at marketing ops and demand gen buyers, wins the category and comparison searches your shortlist gets built from, and writes the onboarding email that gets a signup to a launched workflow — one team, one number to call.

Ask whether they understand your buyer split — a marketing ops manager judging the workflow builder and segmentation is a different conversation than an IT or RevOps reviewer checking the Salesforce or HubSpot sync and the API. Ask if they can trace a trial back to the exact keyword that produced it, and whether they're optimizing for a launched workflow or just a form fill. Then check who owns the accounts — your site, your ad accounts, and your customer data should sit in your name, not theirs.

Paid campaigns usually start producing trial signups and demo requests within the first few weeks. Rankings for the category, "[competitor] vs [competitor]," and "alternatives to" searches take three to four months to build against an entrenched field of vendors and review marketplaces, then keep compounding. A full pipeline of trials converting into paying, expanding accounts usually takes six to eight months, since onboarding and list growth both need time to mature.

We run the whole funnel ourselves — site, paid acquisition, SEO, AI search, and onboarding email — so nothing gets lost in a handoff between vendors, and we're judged on trials, demos, and trial-to-paid conversion, not raw traffic. Pricing is posted, contracts run month to month, and your site, ad accounts, analytics, and contact data stay yours from day one.

Our pricing is posted publicly — the /pricing page shows the real starting number for every service — and your plan gets scoped to how you actually sell: self-serve trial signups or a longer, committee-driven evaluation for enterprise contracts. Tell us about your platform and current list size and we'll send exact pricing in a free proposal within one business day.

Trials, demos, and paying accounts — never raw visits. We build landing pages and CTAs around signups, then trace every trial and demo back to the campaign that produced it, so you know your real cost per trial, your trial-to-paid rate, and which channel is actually funding your growth.

Yes, and the buyer is different in each case. For B2B lead-nurture platforms, we build pipeline around marketing ops and demand gen managers evaluating lead scoring and CRM sync. For e-commerce and lifecycle tools, we target growth and retention marketers evaluating segmentation, revenue attribution, and Klaviyo- or Braze-style campaign flows. E-commerce and lifecycle tools also see a real seasonal spike heading into Black Friday/Cyber Monday, when a brand's own list growth and send volume peak — we build campaign pacing around that curve, not a flat monthly cadence. Most platforms run both motions at once, so the site and the campaigns get built around whichever buyer is actually searching.

That's most of the SEO work in this category. We build comparison, "[competitor] alternatives," and use-case pages aimed at the same shortlist clicks G2 and Capterra already win, and we help keep your review count and freshness current on those marketplaces — since AI search tools lean on those ratings when they answer 'best marketing automation software' prompts.

Yes. Your site, your brand assets, your ad accounts, your analytics, and your contact list all sit in accounts your company owns. We work month to month — if you ever move on, everything stays exactly where it is.

Yes. We build inside the stack your buyers already expect — Salesforce or HubSpot on the CRM side, Shopify or the e-commerce platforms your customers run their stores on — so trials, demos, and qualified pipeline sync automatically and nothing gets re-keyed by hand.

Yes — it's core to how these platforms get evaluated and referenced. Our own campaigns run on properly authenticated sending (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) and consent-based lists, and our content and comparison pages talk about deliverability, sender reputation, and CAN-SPAM/CASL/GDPR requirements the way your buyers actually think about them, not as a compliance footnote.

Most platform sites and landing pages launch in about three to five weeks. Timeline depends mostly on how fast we get your product screenshots, pricing tiers, and use-case detail back from your team — you'll have a real schedule before any work starts.