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Pricing, timelines and results: frequently asked questions
What our plans cost, what is included, how long the work takes to show, and how it is measured.
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Plans and prices
GrowthChord's monthly digital marketing plans cost LKR 30,000, LKR 50,000 or LKR 100,000, and the full package starts at LKR 200,000 a month. Businesses that need something different can ask for a custom package.More on this: Plans and prices
No. Plan prices exclude VAT and other applicable taxes, which are added to the invoice where they apply.More on this: Plans and prices
Plans run for a minimum of six months, because search and AI visibility take months to build and a shorter run rarely shows what the work can do. After six months the plan continues month to month. You can move up or down a plan at any time.More on this: Plans and prices
Studio shoots are included from the Scale plan, which has one each quarter, and the full package includes regular shoots. Extra shoots, and shoots for clients on the Starter and Growth plans, are quoted separately.More on this: Plans and prices
The plans on this page are for businesses in Sri Lanka. Search, website and marketing work for businesses outside Sri Lanka is quoted separately as a custom package. Photography and reels are shot in Sri Lanka only.More on this: Plans and prices
Work that does not fit a plan: businesses with several locations, large e-commerce catalogues, international markets, and one-off campaigns or launches. Our team scopes the work with you and puts the quote in writing before anything starts.More on this: Plans and prices
It depends on where your customers find you today and what is holding you back. A business that lives on Google Maps often starts with one focus area; one that needs to be found on Google and named by AI tools usually needs Scale. The free growth audit looks at your site, your Google profile and your AI answers and recommends a plan.More on this: Plans and prices
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Measurement, timelines, and expectations
Timing depends on competition, site quality, and existing authority, but strong progress usually comes from consistent improvements rather than quick tricks.More on this: Results and reporting
Rankings alone do not show whether the traffic is qualified, whether pages convert, or whether the business is becoming easier to trust.More on this: Results and reporting
Qualified leads, calls, form submissions, booked meetings, close rates, and conversion quality are usually more meaningful.More on this: Results and reporting
Look for improvements in local impressions, calls, direction requests, profile activity, enquiry quality, and map visibility.More on this: Results and reporting
Track whether more pages are structured for answers, whether branded visibility improves, and whether AI-oriented discovery mentions become more consistent.More on this: Results and reporting
Many reports show traffic and impressions without linking them to page quality, trust signals, lead quality, or revenue impact.More on this: Results and reporting
First confirm that the site architecture, service pages, internal linking, and conversion path are strong enough to support more content.More on this: Results and reporting
A focused review every few months is useful, especially after service changes, site expansions, or major shifts in search behavior.More on this: Results and reporting
The realistic expectation is a stronger system that improves discoverability, clarity, trust, and lead quality over time.More on this: Results and reporting
Start with an audit of structure, service pages, local signals, content gaps, trust signals, and conversion friction so priorities become clear.More on this: Results and reporting
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