Legal SEO agencies quote $5,000 to $30,000 a month and bury the numbers in proposals. Orchestra2026 publishes its pricing on the page: $3,700/mo Foundation, then $1,200/mo. No ads, no paid clicks, no surprise line items.
Traditional legal SEO agencies bill $5,000 to $30,000 a month, and much of that is ads and paid clicks that stop working the day the budget stops. The SEO portion is often a person writing blog posts. You are paying for the person, not the position.
Orchestra2026's engine does the generating, publishing, and monitoring on a 300-second tick — no manual blogging hours to bill. $3,700/mo Foundation for the first 90 days builds the content engine and the authority network. $1,200/mo keeps it running. The machine's labor cost is not passed to you; its output is.
Any agency can show a pricing slide. Ask for the proof page — real queries, real screenshots, before and after. Ours is public: Kirby Law, page 3 of Google to page-one visibility across federal defense queries, query by query. Then decide what a page-one position is worth.
We map your current rankings, your competitors, and your GEO citations — then show you the gap. No pitch, no obligation.