Our plans come from the Trades.Agency family: month-to-month from $1,999, or from $1,499 a month on annual billing, with 5% GST for BC clients. Two costs sit outside the plan fee and matter more in Richmond than elsewhere: your ad spend, paid directly to Google, and professional translation for each language you add.
Growth
$1,999 /month
$1,499/month billed annually
Core digital marketing for an established trades business.
Elite
$3,999 /month
$2,999/month billed annually
Broader multi-channel marketing, plus 50% off Trades.Agency website design packages.
Enterprise
$7,999 /month
$5,999/month billed annually
A dedicated marketing team, priority support, and a free website design and build (any package).
Free consultation · no lock-in. Free 30-minute initial consultation for eligible trades businesses, separate from paid plans. Month-to-month, no long-term contract; cancel with 30 days' notice; discounts for annual commitments.
Prices in Canadian dollars. Sales tax is added based on the client's province (as of October 2026, CRA rates): 5% GST in Alberta, BC, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Yukon, NWT and Nunavut; 13% HST in Ontario; 14% HST in Nova Scotia; 15% HST in New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador and PEI; 5% GST plus 9.975% QST in Quebec. Provincial sales tax (BC, Manitoba, Saskatchewan) only where it applies to the service. See full pricing on trades.agency/pricing.
The three plans
All prices are in Canadian dollars per month, before GST.
| Plan | Month-to-month | Billed annually | What it covers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Growth | $1,999 | $1,499 | Core digital marketing for an established business |
| Elite | $3,999 | $2,999 | More channels than Growth; Trades.Agency website design packages come at half price |
| Enterprise | $7,999 | $5,999 | Its own dedicated marketing team and priority support, with a website design and build of any package included at no charge |
Terms are the same across all three: no long-term contract, 30 days' notice to cancel, and discounts for annual commitments. The Trades.Agency pricing page has the full comparison and is the reference if anything here differs.
What a second language adds
A second language adds cost in three places, and you should see all three before deciding.
- Translation. A qualified translator charges for each page and each set of ads. Ask for a written quote; rates vary with language, subject and turnaround.
- Review. A second fluent reader checks the translator's work. Sometimes this is a colleague of the translator, sometimes a trusted bilingual member of your own staff.
- Ad spend. Each language version needs enough budget to collect useful data. Splitting a small budget across three languages usually leaves all three starved.
A worked example, using illustrative figures you should replace with real quotes:
| Item | One-time | Monthly |
|---|---|---|
| Translation of home, two service pages and contact page | $1,200 | |
| Translation of 20 search ads and extensions | $300 | |
| Second-reader review | $250 | |
| Extra ad spend for the Chinese-language version | $800 | |
| Total | $1,750 | $800 |
If your break-even cost per enquiry is $100 and the new version brings 12 enquiries a month at $67 each, it clears about $400 a month above ad cost and recovers the one-time spend in around four to five months. If it brings 4, it doesn't. That is why we test one language at a time.
What drives the plan you need
Plan choice depends on scope, not on the number of languages alone.
- Growth suits a single-location Richmond business that needs local search and one well-run ad campaign, possibly with one extra language once the plan supports it.
- Elite suits a business running multiple channels, or two or more languages across several services, and anyone planning a website rebuild, since the website discount often offsets much of the difference.
- Enterprise suits multi-location or high-volume operations that want a dedicated team and a website included.
If you are unsure, the services hub explains which services come first, and a language plan will tell you whether a second language is worth funding yet.
Costs we won't hide
- Ad spend is paid by you directly to Google, separately from the plan fee.
- Translator fees are quoted separately and shown as their own line.
- Third-party tools, such as call tracking, are named and priced before you agree to them.
- GST at 5% is added for BC clients, with provincial sales tax only where it applies to the service.
You own the website, ad accounts and profiles we set up, whichever plan you choose, so switching plans or leaving never means starting from zero.
How to decide
Start with a free consultation if you are eligible: call, text or email with your average sale, rough monthly enquiries and the languages your customers use. We will recommend one plan and tell you plainly if a smaller step, or no second language yet, makes more sense. The FAQ answers the most common questions about contracts and ownership.
Frequently asked questions
Are translator fees included in the plan price?
Plan for them separately. Professional translators set their own fees, and we include their quote as its own line in your written estimate so the cost of each language is visible.
Is there a long-term contract?
No. Every plan runs monthly, and 30 days' notice ends it. Annual billing is optional and lowers the monthly price.
Do prices include GST?
No. Prices are in Canadian dollars, and BC clients add 5% GST.
Is the first conversation free?
Yes. Eligible trades businesses get a free 30-minute initial consultation, separate from any paid plan, and you are under no obligation afterwards.
Where can I see the full plan details?
The complete comparison is on the Trades.Agency pricing page. This page summarises the plans and explains the costs specific to multilingual work in Richmond.