Network Security Marketing Agency Turn evaluation-stage searches into demos, PoCs & renewals.

Pricing is public and there's no custom quote hiding behind a sales call. Google Ads management costs 10% of your monthly ad budget, with a $600/month floor, billed as a flat fee — every dollar of your ad budget still goes to Google, never marked up. SEO runs $50 per page per month, with a 10-page minimum to start. A custom website is one of eight one-time packages, from $1,500 to $20,000+ (full details at /websites). There's no setup fee, agreements are month-to-month, and a 30-day guarantee means you pay nothing if you're not satisfied. Send us a few details about your platform, and exact numbers will come back in a proposal inside one business day.

If demo requests stall before turning into a PoC, if a pilot keeps winning over the engineer but never clears budget for the actual swap, or if pipeline still runs mostly on trade-show badges and analyst mentions, an agency covers its own cost the first time it fixes one of those leaks. We handle the site, both paid and organic acquisition, plus demo-to-PoC tracking, so your team can stay heads-down on the product. If pipeline already grows and converts on its own, there's no reason to add us.

It's the single team accountable for every channel that produces a demo, a PoC, or closed pipeline. SearchPod builds and runs your site and landing pages, manages Google and LinkedIn campaigns aimed at network security and infrastructure titles, wins the NGFW, UTM, and comparison search your buyers use to build a shortlist, and follows every demo and PoC back to whatever produced it.

Ask what they're actually optimizing for — a qualified demo and PoC, or just a click. Ask whether they can follow a pilot through a hardware-refresh cycle all the way to closed revenue, and whether they understand that “nobody gets fired for buying the incumbent” is the real objection standing between you and the shortlist. Last, confirm your site, your ad accounts, and your data stay registered to your company, not to them.

Paid campaigns typically start producing demo requests inside the first few weeks. Rankings for NGFW, UTM, and “alternatives to” queries take roughly 3–6 months to build and then keep compounding from there. Because a firewall swap often waits on a hardware end-of-life date or a contract renewal, expect pipeline to arrive in stages rather than all at once — we track every stage from first click to closed deal so you can watch it build.

One team is accountable for the entire funnel — the site, the paid campaigns, the SEO and content, and the AI-search visibility — so nothing gets dropped between vendors who don't talk to each other, and we're graded on qualified demos, PoCs, and closed pipeline — never on raw traffic. Pricing stays public, agreements run month-to-month, and your accounts — site, ads, analytics, customer records — are registered under your company from day one.

The pricing page lists a real starting number for every service — nothing's hidden behind a phone call — and from there your plan gets scoped to your platform, typical deal size, and whether you sell direct, through MSSPs, or both. Share a bit about your company, and exact numbers will be in a free proposal inside one business day.

Demos, PoCs, and closed pipeline — traffic on its own doesn't pay anyone's bills. Landing pages and CTAs are built to earn a demo request, and every demo and PoC gets connected back to the campaign or page that produced it, so you can see true CAC and which channel is actually funding itself across a sales cycle that can run months.

Yes. Some firewall platforms sell straight to an internal IT or security team; others move mostly through VARs, distributors, and MSSPs who evaluate a box once and then deploy and manage it across dozens of client networks. We build content and campaigns around whichever motion — or blend of both — actually fills your pipeline.

Yes, in full. Your site sits in an account registered to your company — along with the ad accounts, the analytics, the brand files, and every customer record. We work month-to-month, and if you ever move on, none of it goes anywhere.

Yes. We build inside whatever CRM and analytics stack you're already running — HubSpot, Salesforce, or otherwise — so every demo and PoC flows straight into your pipeline and attribution holds up cleanly from first click through to closed-won.

Most firewall and network security sites go live in roughly 2–4 weeks. What moves that timeline is mostly how quickly we get your product story, your technical proof points — throughput numbers, certifications, integrations — and your feedback on drafts; you'll have a clear schedule before any work starts.