Scorpion runs your whole marketing program, ads included, usually on a 12-month contract. For $95 a month, I build and run just the website, and it’s yours from day one.
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12-month term typical for the website platform and SEO. Ads usually month to month.
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A Scorpion marketing program next to my one plan.
| What you’re comparing |  Agency | Done for you |
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 What you’re buying The work that’s included | A full marketing program: website, SEO, AI search, digital ads, Local Services Ads (LSAs) and intake, with lead scoring and a reporting dashboard. | A website: design, writing, hosting, on-page SEO, forms, analytics and updates. No ad management. |
 Price What the monthly bill says | No price list. Scorpion says the investment depends on your business goals. | $95 USD a month, billed monthly. One plan. |
 Contract How long you’re committed | 12 months, typically, for the marketing technology and SEO. Ad services are usually month to month. | No minimum term. Cancel by email, any time, no fee. |
 Paid ads Google, Facebook, display | Google Ads, LSAs and Meta ads, managed by Scorpion, plus your ad spend. Scorpion | Not offered. Keep your ad specialist, or run them yourself. |
 Answering new leads When someone calls or chats | Convert AI answers calls, collects case details and books consultations around the clock, with instant lead scoring. Scorpion | Calls ring your phone. Lead forms and online booking are built in, with CRM connections. |
 SEO Getting found on Google | SEO and AI search, usually on the 12-month term. Scorpion | On-page SEO is included and done for you. Ongoing local SEO is a separate $995/month service.
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 Changes after launch New photo, new price, new page | Scorpion’s team keeps the site updated: “Fast updates, fast changes.” Scorpion | Included. Routine edits have a 72-hour target. You can edit blog posts and FAQs yourself.
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| Who you talk to When you need something | An account team. One solo law practice says Scorpion treats it like its most important client. Scorpion | Patrick, directly, by phone, text or email. No call center.
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 Who owns the site Design, content, files | Yours after the contract term: domains, content and imagery. Not the system the site runs on. | You, from day one. |
 If you leave What you walk away with | Key accounts handed back, plus the site’s static files, design assets and content. The platform stays with Scorpion. | Every file of the website, and help moving it. It’s custom-coded, so later changes need a developer. |
What you’re buying, how long you’re committed, and what you keep when you leave.
Scorpion sells a whole program: website, SEO, AI search, digital ads, LSAs and intake, tied together with lead scoring, call answering and revenue tracking. If you want one team buying the ads, AI answering the phone at 2 a.m., and reports on which cases came from where, that’s the job it’s built for.
Ads are its strong suit. Even a competing law-firm agency calls Scorpion “genuinely good at running ads.”
I don’t run ads at all. My plan is the website: design, writing, hosting, on-page SEO, forms and changes. If paid ads bring in most of your work, switching your website to me means keeping someone else for the ads.
Website, ads, SEO and AI intake from one team.
Just the website, done properly. No ads.
Scorpion “typically requires a 12-month contract” for its marketing technology and services like SEO, while Google Ads, LSAs and Meta ads are “typically month-to-month terms.”
So the parts of your bill can run on different clocks. Stopping the ads doesn’t necessarily end the website and SEO term. Before you sign, ask which products carry the 12-month term, how renewal works and what notice ends it, and get the answers in writing.
With me there’s no term to track. You pay monthly and cancel by email whenever you like.
12 months typical for the website and SEO.
No minimum. Cancel by email, any time.
“You own your website after the length of your contract with Scorpion is complete,” Scorpion says. Domains, content and imagery are yours too. What you won’t own is “the underlying system,” Scorpion’s own platform. When you leave, Scorpion hands back accounts like Google Analytics, LSAs and social media, plus the site’s static files, design assets and content.
That’s a real handover. But content and files aren’t a site you can keep running and editing somewhere else. Scorpion says so itself: “You’ll need to work with another vendor to rebuild your website.”
With me, the website is yours from day one, every file. One honest trade-off: it’s custom-coded, so once you leave, bigger changes need a web developer.
Yours after the term. The platform stays with Scorpion.
Yours from day one. Leave with every file.
Scorpion doesn’t publish prices. A competing law-firm agency says engagements start in the low thousands a month and can reach five figures in competitive personal injury markets, and that the number often blends the management fee with the ad spend.
That doesn’t make the ads bad. It means you should see the parts. Whoever runs your ads, ask for the fee and the ad spend as two numbers, in writing.
One quote. The fee inside it isn’t published.
No ads, so nothing hidden in a budget.
Plenty of Scorpion clients love their account team. Joanna Suyes, a solo practitioner, wrote that Scorpion increased the number and quality of her calls, and that “Even though Suyes Law is likely one of their smallest clients, Scorpion always treats us like we’re their most important.”
With me, you talk to the person who wrote and built your site. You text, email or call me, and routine edits have a 72-hour target. The flip side: I’m one person, not a department, and there’s no AI answering your phone overnight.
An account team, plus AI on the phones.
Patrick, the person who built your site.
Scorpion quotes privately, so here’s what it does publish, next to mine.
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| Website and monthly fee The core bill | Custom quote, based on your goals | $95 a month, billed monthly |
 Setup Before launch | Not published. Ask for it in the quote. | $0 |
| Ongoing SEO Month after month | SEO and AI search, quoted, typically on a 12-month term | On-page SEO included. Local SEO is optional at $995 a month, website included. |
| Ads and AI intake Management, media and call answering | Ad management month to month, plus your ad spend. AI intake quoted. | Not offered |
Custom quote Scorpion doesn’t publish the quote. Who does what, start to finish.
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 Getting started | A strategy call, then 4 to 10 weeks to launch the website Scorpion | No questionnaire. I research your business, you review before launch.
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| Changes after launch | Handled by Scorpion’s team Scorpion | Text or email me. 72-hour target.
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 Answering new leads | AI intake and chat, around the clock Scorpion | Form leads and bookings come to you, or into your CRM. You call them back.
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 Checking results | Scorpion’s dashboard and revenue attribution YYou | Simple analytics you can read yourself
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| Leaving | Wait out the term, collect accounts and static files, then get a new website built YYou | An email. I send you the files and help with the move.
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Every company gets complaints, and Scorpion scores 4.2 out of 5 on Trustpilot, with most reviews at five stars. Still, these themes come up again and again in public reviews, each linked to where it comes from.
Several reviewers who left say they didn’t walk away with a working website. One family business wrote that Scorpion controls “the assets,” another reviewer wrote that Scorpion owns the website, and a third describes delayed account transfers and a placeholder page where the site used to be. Scorpion’s FAQ says you own your domain, content and imagery after the term, get your accounts and static files back, and need another vendor to rebuild the site.
“after our agreement had ended, our public-facing website was left displaying what appeared to be a default IIS page instead of our company website.”
Before you sign up: Before you sign, ask which accounts will be in your name, what you get back when you leave, and who keeps the site online until the new one launches.
Some reviewers say the leads they paid for didn’t match their work. An HVAC company says it was charged for calls about chiropractors, dental offices and massage services, and that it was offered about $10 or $15 back after spending thousands. A lighting and sprinkler company on Clutch reported “poor delivery in leads,” and another reviewer called theirs “low quality if not suspect.” Scorpion says on its law firm page that every inbound lead “is scored immediately for quality.”
“There were days when over $1,000 of our advertising budget was consumed by leads that had nothing to do with HVAC.”
Before you sign up: Ask how you flag a lead that has nothing to do with your business, and how it gets credited. Get the answer in writing.
One reviewer describes “little transparency into how our advertising dollars were being spent,” and another got “generic reports with no real accountability.” The HVAC company says a job worth about $5,000 showed up as about $15,000 in closed revenue. Scorpion sells one dashboard for performance, intake and revenue, and its FAQ says you keep access to your own Google Analytics.
“We asked for clear data on results and ROI and got generic reports with no real accountability.”
Before you sign up: Keep admin access to your own analytics and ad accounts, and ask for the management fee and the ad spend as two separate numbers each month.
A few reviewers say results fell short and the contract was hard to change. One says asking to change the plan got “a corporate run around,” another felt “stuck with $35k contract that isn’t delivering,” and a third had “very little to show” after two years. Scorpion’s FAQ says a 12-month term is typical for its platform and SEO, and it replied to the first review with an offer to talk it through.
“if you ask about changing terms of plan if its not working they will do a corporate run around aka beating around the bush on making changes.”
Before you sign up: Ask what happens if results miss the plan: can you cut or change services before the term ends, and what does that cost?
Mixtec Construction, a kitchen and bathroom remodeler, left Scorpion for a fast, affordable website. So did DFW Cabinets, another Dallas-area contractor.
See the Mixtec Construction projectTiming is everything here. Use the rest of your Scorpion term to get your domain, accounts and files under your control, then launch the new site before the old one goes dark.
Scorpion’s platform and SEO usually run on a 12-month term, and ads often run month to month. Check your agreement for each end date and the notice it asks for. I plan the launch around the date that matters.
Scorpion says domains are yours. Confirm you can log in to the account where it’s registered, well before the term ends. Then we only change where it points.
Request the site’s static files, design assets and content, plus owner access to Google Analytics, LSAs and social accounts. One former client needed several follow-ups, so ask early and keep a list.
If Convert AI answers your calls or books consultations, decide who picks up once it’s switched off, and put your own number on your Google profile and listings before you leave.
Every page on your current site gets a permanent (301) redirect to its new address, and your name, address and phone stay identical. Your Google Analytics stays yours, so your history comes with you.
Contact forms are rebuilt and tested end to end, and consultations move to the plan’s built-in calendar booking.
You review the new site before it goes live. Once it’s live on your domain and the forms, calls and email check out, the Scorpion term can end without your site ever going blank.
No build fee, no contract, no upsells. Here’s every feature the monthly price covers.
One plan, because you should not have to study a comparison table to buy a website. Every feature below is included from day one.
$95/month
$0 to build. No contract. Cancel anytime.
Your website is yours from day one.
Imagine what you could accomplish with more than just a Home, About and Contact page.
Hand-coded and served from data centers around the world, not a page builder dragging its own weight around. Fast on any phone, on any connection.
No junky stock photos or cookie cutter icons here.
Great copywriting is the difference between a website that sells and one that doesn't.
Essentially this means making it as easy as possible for Google and AI to find you.
Forms that actually convert visitors into leads.
Plain, simple, straightforward, valuable analytics anyone can read.
Local SEO requires hyper-local intent targeting. Almost every service-based business needs this!
Blogs are awesome if they are used authentically. The age of purely info-based content is over.
We can integrate your social media content directly into your website. Strategically, of course. We don't want visitors getting distracted!
Automatically add new reviews from review platforms (Google, Yelp, etc) directly into your website.
Let visitors book meetings, sessions and appointments directly through your site.
Email newsletters help turn your visitors into subscribers.
Your Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions are generated by a specialist legal-policy service and update automatically as privacy laws change. Included, with nothing for you to maintain.
We connect your forms to the CRM you already use: HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho and most other software that connects with outside apps. A custom system gets its own scope.
Automations that send each new lead to the right person, log it in your spreadsheets and handle the follow-up.
Not all hosting is created equal. If you want the Taco Bell of web hosting, Bluehost is waiting for you.
Changes to hours, photos, text and services are included. Routine edits have a 72-hour target; larger requests get an agreed scope and completion date.
No call centers, no offshoring, just your friendly neighborhood Patrick. Based in North America, native English speaker, and fluent in Spanish if that is easier for you.
Your agreement decides that. Scorpion typically requires 12 months for its platform and SEO, while ad services are usually month to month. The practical move: build the new site during your remaining term and launch it just before the term ends.
After the contract term, yes. Domains, content and imagery are yours, and you get the site’s static files and design assets. The platform it runs on isn’t yours, so Scorpion says you’ll need another vendor to rebuild the site.
No. I rebuild it. I reuse the text, photos and design assets Scorpion hands back, and every old page gets a permanent redirect to its new address. The new site is written, designed and built as part of the plan.
No, I don’t run ads. If ads bring in most of your work, keep an ad specialist or run them yourself, and make sure the accounts are in your name. Scorpion says it transfers your LSAs account back when you leave.
For the website alone, compare your Scorpion invoice with $95 a month. I can’t give you an exact Scorpion number because Scorpion quotes privately. If part of your bill is ads or AI intake, it isn’t a like-for-like comparison.
Nobody can promise they won’t move at all. What I do: every old page gets a permanent (301) redirect, your business name, address and phone stay identical, and I submit the new sitemap and watch Search Console after launch.
Nothing in my plan answers the phone for you. It includes lead forms, online booking and CRM connections, so web leads reach you fast. If after-hours calls matter to your practice, keep an answering service alongside the new site.
