Marketing Services

Conversion Optimization Pricing

Systematic conversion rate optimization including funnel analysis, user behavior research, A/B testing, and iterative improvements.

Our price
$1,597–$3,197 /month
Market rate: $2,000–$4,000
Save 20% vs comparable CRO services

What's Included

  • Conversion funnel audit and analysis
  • User behavior analysis (recordings, heatmaps)
  • A/B and multivariate test design and execution
  • Form optimization and friction reduction
  • Checkout and booking flow improvement
  • Quantified ROI reporting on test results

How Our Pricing Compares

Vancouver agencies typically charge between $2,000 and $4,000 /month for comparable conversion optimization services. We deliver the same senior-level expertise at 20% lower pricing.

Our pricing is lower because we eliminated the layers that drive up agency costs: account managers, junior teams, and expensive office overhead. Your work is done by senior strategists who execute directly.

VanMarketingTypical Agency
Pricing$$1,597–$3,197 /month$$2,000–$4,000/mo
Senior strategist✓ Direct executionOversight only
Account manager— Not needed✓ Adds markup
Multi-channel integration✓ Built-inOften siloed
ReportingMonthly, conversion-focusedMonthly, activity-focused

Why Vancouver Businesses Choose Us

Vancouver businesses face high operating costs and intense competition. Every marketing dollar must work harder. Our pricing model delivers agency-grade strategy and execution at rates that make sense for businesses that need measurable ROI, not flashy presentations.

By choosing VanMarketing, you get:

  • Direct access to senior marketing strategists
  • Integrated multi-channel execution under one plan
  • Transparent pricing with no hidden fees
  • Monthly reporting tied to business outcomes, not vanity metrics
  • The flexibility to scale up or down as your business needs change

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a good conversion rate?

It varies by industry, traffic source, and offer. We focus on systematic testing and improvement rather than benchmarking against arbitrary standards.