Questions about websites, ads and prices, answered straight

Fixed-price websites are $1,697, $2,697 or $4,897 as a one-time payment, depending on size. If you prefer a monthly plan with domain, hosting and maintenance included, Zeruz Club is $350 a month with the first month free.

Each one is $300 a month: Google Ads, Meta Ads, ChatGPT Ads, SEO and email marketing. With ads, your advertising budget is separate and paid directly to the platform.

Every subscription starts with one month free, except SEO. That covers Zeruz Club, the digital menu, ads management and email marketing.

By leads: calls, bookings and form requests. We also track traffic, search rankings and site speed, and you receive a monthly report that explains what the numbers mean for your business.

It can be, if it comes with what makes a website work: a way to contact you, pages written around what your customers search, and someone to call when you need a change. Our smallest plan, Strong Start, is $1,697 paid once for up to 5 pages, and it has those three things.

No. Each service is hired on its own, or added to any website. The first month is free on every monthly service except SEO.

No. The $300 a month is our management of your ads. The ad budget is separate and you pay it directly to each platform.

No. The three fixed-price plans do not include the domain, which is your website’s address (yourbusiness.com), or hosting, which is the service that keeps it online. If you want them included, Zeruz Club is $350 a month with domain, hosting and maintenance, and the first month is free.

Yes. You can pay by card, with financing or in installments. We go over the options on the consultation.

Yes. We rebuild sites that are not bringing customers and take care of what your site has already earned on Google, so you do not start from zero. We can work with your current content or write it new.

It can. In every plan we build your website so Google, ChatGPT, Gemini and other assistants can read it, and we write it with the words your customers use. What nobody can honestly promise is first place, and we do not either.

Your logo if you have one, photos of your work and a short conversation about your business. We write the texts with you, and quality photos and video are available as an add-on.

Yes. Every plan includes direct support and a guide to what you can do with your site. For anything else, you call or write to us directly.

Two weeks, in any of the three plans. That assumes we get your information, photos and feedback on time. You get the dates on the consultation and see progress along the way.

A way to reach you on every page, a clear account of what you do and where, and pages written around the words your customers search. Every Zeruz plan comes with a contact form and bookings, keyword research and a monthly results report.

ChatGPT can write text and code for a page, but someone still has to put it online, connect the contact form and keep it working. That part, plus the research into what your customers search, is what you hire us for.

With Zeruz Club, a website costs $350 a month, and the first month is free. That fee covers building the website, the domain, the hosting and the maintenance, so there is no separate bill for any of them.

In Zeruz Club, maintenance costs nothing extra: it is inside the $350 a month. We keep the website running, along with its domain and hosting.

Your website is online while your subscription is active, and it goes offline when the subscription ends. That is how a subscription works, and we'd rather you know it before you join. If you prefer to pay once, look at our three one-time plans.

No. With a website builder you make the website yourself; in Zeruz Club we make it for you and keep it running. You start from a template built for your kind of business, and we put in your name, your photos and your services.

Yes, if people look online for what you do. A website gives them one place to see your services, your area and your phone number. Nobody can honestly promise how many calls it will bring.

Yes. Zeruz Club also works for a seasonal landing page: a single page built for one promotion, a special date or one campaign, like Mother's Day or the holidays.

Yes. Zeruz has three one-time plans at $1,697, $2,697 and $4,897, which you can pay by card, with financing or in parts. Those plans don't include the domain or the hosting. See them on the plans page.

Google Ads with Zeruz costs $300 a month to manage, plus the ad budget you choose, which you pay straight to Google. The first month of management is free. What a click costs depends on your kind of business and your area; in the consultation we show you the real range for yours.

Enough to bring in the customers that make it worth it, and no more. We start from what one new customer is worth to you and work back to a monthly budget. You decide the amount.

PPC means pay per click: you pay only when someone clicks your ad, not when it is shown. Google Ads is the best known way to advertise like that.

Your ads can start showing the day Google approves them, but nobody can honestly promise how many calls or how soon. The first weeks show which searches bring you customers, and your monthly report tells you what happened.

Yes, you need a page for the ad to send people to. If you do not have one, or yours is not bringing calls, we build it: see our web design plans.

Google Ads puts you on the results page as soon as your ads run, and you pay for each click. SEO is the work that makes your website show up without paying per click; it takes longer and it lasts longer. Many businesses use both.

Yes, a clear one. The rules are in writing and transparent from day one, and we go over them with you before you sign.

Yes. We write and manage campaigns in English and in Spanish, and you get the same service in either language.

Facebook ads management with Zeruz costs $300 a month, and the first month of management is free. That covers building and managing your ads on Facebook and Instagram. Your ad budget is separate and it is paid straight to Meta.

Facebook ads cost what you decide to spend: you set the budget and Meta shows your ads until it is used up. What each call or message ends up costing depends on your area, your trade and the ad itself, and nobody knows it before the ads run. The first weeks tell you.

They can be, mostly for businesses whose work shows well in a photo or a video and who serve a defined area. Salons, restaurants, remodelers, landscapers and cleaners tend to fit. If people only look for you in an emergency, Google Ads is usually the better place to start, and we will tell you so.

It depends on your area and your trade, and nobody can honestly tell you ahead of time what a budget will bring. We would rather begin small, see which ad gets calls and messages, and raise the budget only if the numbers support it. We look at yours in the consultation.

No. You set a daily budget or a total budget for the campaign, and Meta charges the card when the spending reaches a set amount or on the monthly billing date. With a daily budget Meta may spend a little more on some days and less on others, and it evens out over the week.

Use Google Ads when people already search for what you do, and Facebook and Instagram ads when your work has to be seen first. On Google the customer comes looking for you; on Facebook and Instagram you show up in front of people in your area. Many local businesses end up using both.

No, you do not need an LLC. You need a Facebook page for your business, an ad account and a way to pay. We help you set up all three.

Yes. ChatGPT shows ads to people on its Free and Go plans. They appear below the answer, labeled as sponsored, and OpenAI says they do not change what ChatGPT answers. Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise and Edu accounts see no ads.

No, not anyone. OpenAI accepts registered businesses in the countries where its Ads Manager is available, which includes the United States, and it does not open ad accounts for individuals. Local services are accepted. Insurance, finance, health and legal need approval first. Alcohol, tobacco, gambling, cannabis, dating and political ads are not accepted.

OpenAI charges per click or per thousand views, up to a budget you set yourself. What a click costs you depends on your trade and how many businesses want the same people, and nobody knows it before the ads run. Our management is $300 a month on top, with the first month free.

No. An ad on ChatGPT is a separate, labeled placement under the answer, and OpenAI states that advertisers cannot shape, rank or change what ChatGPT says. Seeing your ad does not mean ChatGPT recommends you.

It depends, and anyone who gives you a sure answer today is guessing. Local businesses have only been able to buy these ads since May 2026, so there are months of results to study, not years. We start with a budget you are comfortable testing, count the calls it brings, and tell you plainly if it is not paying for itself.

You open an advertiser account in OpenAI's Ads Manager, verify your business, add a card, and create a campaign with a budget, a topic and a short ad. With Zeruz, you open the account on a call with us, invite us in, and we write and manage everything from there.

That is SEO work, not advertising. ChatGPT builds its answers from what it finds on the web, so it helps to have a page it can read, clear wording about what you do and where, and reviews on other sites. We do that in our SEO service. Nobody can promise you a mention.

Because you are using the Free or Go plan, which OpenAI supports with advertising. The ad is picked from the topic of your current chat. OpenAI says advertisers never see your conversations, and you can change your ad personalization in ChatGPT's settings.

SEO with Zeruz costs $300 a month. That covers the work on your website, your Google Business Profile and your presence in AI assistants, plus a monthly report. Nothing is paid to Google, and this service has no free month.

SEO takes months. In the first month we review and fix; the change usually starts to show some months later, and how soon depends on your city and your competitors.

No, and nobody honest can. Google decides the order of its results and changes it often. What we guarantee is the work, and a report every month that shows what we did and what moved.

Yes. AI assistants build their answers from the same things Google reads: your website, your Google profile, your reviews and the sites that mention you. Work done well for Google also helps ChatGPT and Gemini understand your business, and we do both in the same service.

Generative engine optimization, or GEO, is the work that helps AI assistants like ChatGPT and Gemini mention your business when someone asks them for a recommendation. In practice it means clear pages that answer real questions, consistent details about your business across the internet and real reviews.

Answer engine optimization, or AEO, is writing your pages so a search engine or an assistant can lift a direct answer from them. A page that answers “how much does it cost?” or “do you come to my area?” in its first sentence is easier to quote than one that buries the answer.

Partly. A Google Business Profile is free to create, and showing up on the map or in the normal results costs nothing per click. What costs is the work: keeping the profile current, writing the pages, getting listed on local sites and answering reviews. You can do it yourself if you have the time, or pay us to do it.

Yes, for most of it. Your Google Business Profile can appear on the map without one, but the normal results and the AI assistants need pages to read. If you don’t have a website, we build it as a separate plan, or you can pay monthly with Zeruz Club.

Email marketing with Zeruz costs $300 a month, and the first month is free. That covers writing, designing and sending your emails, plus a monthly report on what each one brought in.

Email marketing is writing to the customers you already have, with their permission, so they remember you when they need you again. For a local business that usually means five emails: a thank-you, a reminder, a seasonal offer, a review request and a hello to people who have not come back.

It is worth it if you have past customers and nobody is writing to them. Email reaches people who already chose you once, which is a different job from ads, which reach strangers. We won’t promise a number; your monthly report shows what each email brought in.

You can: several email programs have a free plan for small lists, and you can write the emails yourself. What takes the time is writing them, designing them and remembering to send them every month. That part is what we do.

Start with the customers you already have: their emails are in your phone, your invoices, your appointment book and the form on your website. We help you sort them into one list, and only people who gave you their email or asked to hear from you go on it. We never buy lists.

Some can, and nobody can honestly promise otherwise. We lower the odds by sending under your business name, writing only to people who know your business and putting an unsubscribe link in every email.

Often enough that they remember you, and never so often that they get tired of you. The pace depends on your trade and the season, and we set it with you in the consultation.

The best one is the one that gets used every month. The well-known programs all cover the basics: a list, a way to send and an unsubscribe link. With us you don’t have to choose one or learn it, because we do the sending.

A CRM is the place where a business keeps its customers, their appointments and every conversation with them. For a local business that means one record per customer, where today there is a notebook, a phone and someone’s memory. Growth System is the CRM that Zeruz sets up around the way your business already works.

A custom CRM from Zeruz is quoted for each business, so there is no list price. The quote depends on the pieces you need, how many people will use it, what it has to connect to and what has to be moved in. Training your team is always included, and the consultation where we work it out is free.

Often, yes. In the consultation we look at what you use today, whether that is a calendar, a spreadsheet or a program, and tell you what stays, what gets connected and what the system would replace. Adapting the system to your business is part of the service.

Yes, a spreadsheet works as a customer list while the business is small. What a spreadsheet does not do is answer a message, book an appointment or send a reminder: someone still has to do those by hand. That is usually the point where owners ask us for a system.

Not when it is set up around how you already work and someone teaches you. Training is included in Growth System: we teach the people who will use it, in English or Spanish, with their own real cases.

The best CRM for a beginner is the one that fits how they already work and comes with someone to teach it. A program you buy arrives empty and you set it up yourself. With Growth System we set it up for you and train your team.

Yes. In Growth System you write the estimate, send it to the customer and, once they approve it, send the invoice and take the payment. Payments come in through a payment platform connected to your system, such as Stripe or PayPal, and every estimate, invoice and payment is saved on the customer’s record.

Yes. Growth System connects with Stripe, PayPal, QuickBooks, Gmail, Google Calendar and WhatsApp, and everything else connects through webhooks and an API, the two ways one program passes data to another. In the consultation we look at what you use today and what is worth connecting.

The steps that repeat the same way every time: the first reply to a message, booking and confirming an appointment, the reminder before it, the follow-up on an estimate with no answer and the request for a review after a job. In the consultation we go through your week and see which ones apply to you.

No. AI needs a place to read your customers, appointments and conversations from, and that place is the CRM. Growth System includes AI for repetitive work, and we decide with you where it makes sense in your business.

With us you don't make it: we give you the QR code together with the menu it opens. A QR code is only a link turned into a square you can scan, so what matters is the menu behind it. Ours opens a menu you can change from your phone.

Yes, through the apps you already use. If you have an account on Uber Eats, DoorDash or Grubhub, we put their buttons on your menu and the order and the payment happen in that app. The menu does not take orders or payments on its own.

You send us the menu you have, even a photo of the printed one, and we build the digital version with your categories, dishes and prices. You check it on your phone before any customer sees it. After that you change it yourself whenever you need to.

Yes, there are free apps and QR generators, and they work if you want to build and maintain the menu on your own. With Zeruz we set it up with you, show you how to change it and answer the phone when you need help. That costs $250 a month, and the first month is free.

They open the camera on their phone, point it at the code and tap the link that appears. The menu opens in the phone's browser, so they don't need to download an app.

Yes. You change prices, mark dishes as sold out and add today's special from your own phone, and customers see it the next time they open the menu.

Yes. It works for any place that sells food and has a menu that changes: restaurants, cafés, taquerías, bakeries and food trucks. On a food truck the code goes on the window instead of a table.