Performance-Based Local Marketing
One accountable local campaign with strategy, pages, visibility, paid-channel management, tracking, intake, reporting, and iteration included inside the agreed scope.
Upfront and honest pricing
Commission only. No monthly retainers.
You pay when we bring you customers. Ad spend and software are shown separately, before you spend a dollar.
Performance foundation
$0/mo
No monthly fee. We earn a commission on the customers we bring you.
What “everything included” actually means.
Fruitful Local does not price ordinary campaign work as a pile of agency add-ons. If the agreed campaign needs strategy, local-search work, campaign pages, copy changes, conversion repair, tracking, forms, intake improvement, reporting, or iteration, that work is part of the agreed scope. We define the campaign first so “included” has a written boundary rather than becoming a vague unlimited promise.
One focused campaign will naturally be narrower than a multi-location operation with several service lines, paid media, automation, and custom integrations. The difference is scope and complexity, not a hidden menu of basic tasks.
Solution families
A visible starting point for every kind of engagement.
Marketing Automation Packages
Lead routing, missed-call recovery, nurture, review requests, reactivation, CRM handoffs, and operational notifications built around the tools the business already uses.
AI Integration Packages
Practical AI assistants, intake support, knowledge retrieval, workflow augmentation, and system connections with clear human review and operating boundaries.
Contractor Financing Programs
A partner-backed financing path for contractors who want to offer customer financing and, where eligible, financing for the general contractor or business itself.
Multi-Location Growth Systems
Location governance, local pages, profiles, reporting, offers, reviews, intake, and campaign consistency without cloning thin city pages.
Included costs
What the commission covers.
Planning
Market selection, offer focus, qualified-lead definition, channel decisions, campaign priorities, and the operating measurement plan.
Campaign work
The agreed search, Maps, advertising, page, copy, proof, form, intake, review, or follow-up work needed to run the defined campaign.
Measurement
Tracking configuration, source capture, useful lead review, reporting, and interpretation tied to qualified opportunity rather than isolated traffic.
Iteration
Ongoing changes inside scope when evidence shows a page, offer, audience, keyword, message, intake step, or follow-up path should improve.
Separate pass-through costs
No markup disguised as “everything included.”
Advertising spend is separate. Money paid to Google, Meta, Microsoft, directories, publishers, or another media platform is controlled by the business and does not become Fruitful Local revenue. The recommended spend depends on the market and available demand. A business should know our commission and the media budget as two different numbers.
Paid software, usage, and partner-program costs are separate when required. CRM subscriptions, call tracking numbers, messaging fees, email platforms, AI model usage, automation platforms, data providers, hosting upgrades, financing-program fees, or other third-party tools are approved before purchase. Fruitful Local will first look for a responsible path using systems the business already owns.
Net-new custom production is scoped explicitly. Photography, video production, complex brand work, custom applications, large data migrations, bespoke voice agents, or deep software integrations may require a project price. We will explain why that work sits outside the campaign before it begins.
Growth into new markets changes scope. Adding locations, service lines, languages, brands, sales teams, or separate campaign funnels can change the scope because the operating surface changes. Existing work does not quietly become under-resourced, and the business does not receive a surprise invoice after the expansion.
Commission only
A partnership structure for businesses that can support attribution.
Commission works best when the business has proven demand, strong margins, enough operating capacity, dependable lead handling, and a trustworthy way to connect marketing activity to revenue. It requires a written attribution agreement because both parties need the same answer about which revenue is commissionable.
The arrangement is not automatically cheaper. Fruitful Local takes more risk and may earn more when the campaign succeeds. The business takes on a deeper reporting and operational commitment. Existing customers, repeat purchases, referrals, cancellations, refunds, sales-cycle length, and untrackable revenue all have to be addressed before the partnership begins.
If those pieces are missing, we build them first.
How your price is set
Five variables, discussed before the proposal.
Markets and locations
One focused service area is simpler than several metros, location profiles, teams, and local conversion paths.
Services and offers
A single high-value offer is simpler than multiple unrelated service lines with different buyers and sales processes.
Channel and technical state
A healthy site with working tracking is different from a campaign that first needs source recovery, page rebuilding, CRM repair, or analytics cleanup.
Automation and integration depth
A missed-call textback is different from a multi-system workflow with permissions, data rules, AI usage, human review, and exception handling.
Financing-program fit
A contractor financing rollout depends on the partner program, eligible services, buyer path, disclosures, sales process, and whether contractor-side financing is part of the scope.
Measurement and sales cycle
A same-day booked estimate is easier to judge than a long sales cycle with several contacts, offline steps, financing interest, and shared revenue ownership.
The honest proposal
You should know the commission, external costs, scope, and success definition before saying yes.
A Fruitful Local proposal names the first market, the commercial objective, the included work, the measurement plan, the commission terms, the expected third-party costs, and any assumptions the business must validate. When a number cannot be responsible before a workflow or technical review, we say that instead of publishing a fake low price.
The starting conversation is free and practical. If a commission campaign is a responsible fit, we will say so. If the market, location count, automation, AI work, or technical repairs require a larger scope, we will explain the reason. If the business is not ready to benefit from the work, we will explain what should become true first.
Ready / Market 01
Bring a service area, an offer, and a customer worth winning.
We will map the local buyer path, find the first campaign constraint, and decide whether Maps, search, pages, ads, reviews, or intake moves first.