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What Telehealth SEO Actually Costs

A straight answer, because you searched for a number and every other result is going to make you fill in a form to get one.

From $7,995/mo
Fully managed
No Proposal Cycle
Number on the first call
$10M+ Only
Below that it does not pay back

Get your number on the first call

Start with your domain. We will price it against your actual category rather than a template.

Step 1 of 5

What is your website?

Your domain is enough.

Fully managed telehealth SEO typically costs between $7,995 and $25,000 per month, above general ecommerce SEO because health content requires clinical review before publication and links in health categories are materially harder and more expensive to earn than in unregulated verticals.

17
exits, all built on organic search
$150M
revenue generated for clients
35+
team members worldwide
100%
hands-off, fully managed

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Our pricing, stated plainly

Fully managed engagements start at $7,995 per month. Most telehealth engagements land between $7,995 and $25,000 depending on two variables: how competitive your category is, and how much ground there is to make up.

A brand defending an established position in fertility, where commercial terms still sit under difficulty 25, needs a different investment from a brand entering hair loss against publishers with a decade of authority.

We give you the exact figure on the first call, with the strategy attached. No discovery sequence, no proposal three weeks later, no pricing that appears only after you have invested four hours in the process.

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Why health SEO costs more than ecommerce SEO

Three cost drivers that do not exist in unregulated categories.

Why health SEO costs more than ecommerce SEO
Cost driverWhy it existsRough share of spend
Clinical reviewEvery page reviewed by a licensed physician before publicationMeaningful and unavoidable in YMYL
Link acquisitionHealth publishers vet harder and charge more than general sitesUsually the largest single line
Specialist writingWriters who understand drug classes and claim boundaries cost moreHigher than general content rates
Compliance overheadFDA, FTC and state licensure framing on every claimBuilt into review rather than separate

The link line is the one that surprises people. Most agencies avoid health categories precisely because links are expensive here, and that expense is exactly why links remain one of the largest ranking levers in telehealth rather than a commodity everyone has.

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What actually moves the number for your brand

Category competitiveness first. Hair loss, GLP-1 and mental health sit at the expensive end because incumbent authority is entrenched and the terms carry $12 to $14 CPCs. Fertility, IV therapy and diagnostics sit nearer the entry point because the competitive landscape is genuinely softer.

Existing authority second. A brand with a real link profile and clean technical foundations needs less remediation than one starting from a thin domain or recovering from a core update.

Content volume third. Twenty-nine categories exist on our own site because each vertical has its own demand. If you compete across several, you need depth in each rather than a shared page that ranks for none.

And geographic scope. A licensed multi-state prescriber needing a state content layer carries more architecture work than a single-market brand.

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Why we will not work below $10M

This is a pricing question rather than a snobbery one.

The work we do, clinically reviewed content at volume plus digital PR and expensive link acquisition, has a floor cost that does not scale down usefully. Below roughly $10M in revenue, that spend represents a share of marketing budget that cannot return fast enough to justify itself, and the honest outcome is a brand that spends twelve months on a channel it needed to see results from in four.

Brands under $10M are better served by paid, by conversion work, and by a lighter content programme run in-house. We would rather say that than take the retainer.

When I am asked if I know of anyone in the SEO space, without hesitation I point them to DTC SEO. They truly understand the power of authority content, onsite metrics, and strategic backlinking and has the network to put it into play.
Amanda Raab, Mergers & Acquisitions, Quiet Light Brokerage

Links we have landed for clients

  • Forbes
  • TIME
  • Cosmopolitan
  • Men's Health
  • Inc
  • Martha Stewart
  • Time Out
  • Apartment Therapy
  • mindbodygreen
  • well+good
  • OK!
  • Best

The number depends on your category

Tell us where you are and we will tell you what it costs and what it returns.

Step 1 of 5

What is your website?

Your domain is enough.

Telehealth SEO Cost: what founders ask us

How much does telehealth SEO cost?

Fully managed engagements start at $7,995 per month, with most telehealth work landing between $7,995 and $25,000 depending on category competitiveness and how much ground there is to make up.

Why is health SEO more expensive than ecommerce SEO?

Clinical review on every page before publication, link acquisition from health publishers who vet harder and charge more, and specialist writers who understand drug classes and claim boundaries. None of those costs exist in unregulated categories.

What makes some categories cost more than others?

Incumbent authority and CPC. Hair loss, GLP-1 and mental health are expensive because the competition is entrenched and clicks cost $12 to $14. Fertility, IV therapy and diagnostics sit nearer the entry point because the landscape is genuinely softer.

Do you offer performance-based pricing?

We can discuss it on the call. It works in some categories and not others, and it depends heavily on whether revenue attribution is clean enough to measure fairly for both sides.

Why will you not work with brands under $10M?

The floor cost of clinically reviewed content plus health-category link acquisition does not scale down usefully. Below roughly $10M that spend cannot return fast enough to justify itself, and we would rather say so than take the retainer.

When do we find out the exact number?

On the first call, with the strategy attached. No discovery sequence and no proposal three weeks later.

For health brands doing $10M+

One call. Your category, your gap, your price, and the strategy attached.

Step 1 of 5

What is your website?

Your domain is enough.

For brands doing $10M+