Which Electrician Marketing Agency Should You Hire in 2026?

Footbridge Media ($249 a month flat, no build fee), Electrician Marketing Agency ($1,495, $2,995, $4,995 a month plus setup, month-to-month), CAMP Digital ($3,495 and $6,995 flat, no commission on ad spend), Plumbing & HVAC SEO ($2,495 core plus $5,000 setup, 12-month term), Built Right Digital ($1,199 to $19,999 tiers on its own list) and BaaDigi ($297 to $3,997, month-to-month). Hook publishes only that sites run up to $50,000. RYNO, Scorpion, Thrive, Rival Digital, The Trades Agency and Fannit do not publish rate cards.

Start from the LSA benchmark: about $39 per electrical lead, a 43.4% booking rate and a $1,434 average ticket, which is roughly $90 per booked job before the agency fee. Third-party guides put a trade-specialist retainer at $1,500–$4,000 a month and a national full-service agency at $3,000–$10,000 or more, with PPC management at $500–$2,000 or 10–20% of spend. A one-truck shop can run LSA and a $249 Footbridge site for under $1,000 a month all-in; a five-truck shop with panel and EV project campaigns is realistically $2,500–$5,000 a month plus media.

On the published data, yes, before any agency: $39 per lead across 112 electrical accounts in February 2026, a 43.4% booking rate, a $1,434 average ticket and 8.52x closed return on ad spend. LSA requires licence and insurance verification and ranks on bid, proximity, ratings and responsiveness, so a slow answer costs rank as well as the lead. An agency's job is to add what LSA cannot: Google Business Profile ranking, project campaigns and booked-job reporting.

Only with an exit clause and every account in your name. In this trade month-to-month is common: Footbridge, Electrician Marketing Agency, Thrive and BaaDigi publish no long-term contract, and Hook says it does not trap clients in one. Plumbing & HVAC SEO publishes a 12-month initial term, and Scorpion a 12-month term for its technology and SEO. A BBB reviewer describes being pursued for the balance of a six-month contract after cancelling; put the term, notice period and early-exit formula in writing.

In our 2026-09-11 test of 30 answers across Perplexity, ChatGPT and Google's Gemini, Hook Agency was named 19 times, Footbridge Media 18, RYNO/Blue Corona 17, Scorpion 15, Thrive 12, The Trades Agency 12, ServiceTitan (software) 7, WebFX 7, Fannit 7, and Silverback, Built Right Digital, Rival Digital and 1SEO 4 each. BaaDigi was named once, by ChatGPT citing a client case study. Most of what the engines cited were lists written by agencies that rank themselves first.

Yes, but as a second campaign rather than a replacement for service work. More than 1.5 million EVs were sold in the U.S. in 2025 and about 80% of charging happens at home, so charger installs and panel upgrades are a steady planned-project category with a research phase; they want their own landing pages and search campaigns, at an agency-estimated $90–$250 per booked job. The federal 25C credit is unavailable for property placed in service after December 31, 2025, so creative built on a tax credit is out of date. Keep service, project and commercial reporting separate so you can see which one is paying.