Immigration law firm marketing runs $799 to $11,000 a month at agencies that publish retainer pricing, or $1,700 to $2,100 a month for a dedicated specialist through EverestX. Rocket Launch Media charges $3,500 to $10,000, one time, for a 90-day build, with no monthly retainer, and the firm owns everything at day 90. Ad spend is almost always separate, and immigration clicks on Google cost $21 to $40.
Written by Ahmed Elmahdy, founder of Rocket Launch Media. Last updated October 13, 2026. Every competitor price below comes from that company’s own pricing page, read on September 9, 2026. Grow Law, Click Track Marketing and Rule Seven Group were re-checked on September 17, 2026 with no changes. Agencies that don’t publish prices are listed that way, not estimated. See also: six immigration marketing agencies compared and scored.
Published immigration law firm marketing prices, compared
| Provider | Model | Published price | Ad spend | Term | Immigration focus |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RZ Web Media | Retainer, small-firm bundle | Growth Bundle $799–$899/mo (10 keywords, GBP posts, 2 blog posts/mo, review system); website $997–$3,997 one-time; Google Screened setup $399 + $99/mo | Not stated | Not stated | Multi-practice |
| EverestX | Marketplace: a dedicated marketing specialist matched to the firm | $1,700–$2,100/mo ($10–$12/hr full-time specialist) | Not stated | Not stated | Immigration page; multilingual SEO, intake funnels, reviews |
| Click Track Marketing | Flat-fee retainer | Most firms $2,000–$5,000/mo | Separate, paid by the firm to Google/Meta with no markup | Not stated | Immigration lawyer program; multi-industry agency |
| Grow Law | Retainer | $2,500–$8,000+/mo depending on market and services | Separate | Not stated | Immigration exclusively |
| Rule Seven Group | Retainer tiers plus à la carte | Foundation $2,500, Growth $5,500, Market Leader $11,000/mo; à la carte: local SEO $1,200, SEO $2,000, PPC $1,500, content $1,000, reputation $800, technical website $1,800, intake and answering $1,400, CRM and case management $600, AI visibility $1,200/mo, website design $6,500 one-time | Passed through at cost | 90-day onboarding, then month-to-month, 30 days notice | Immigration is one of 10 practice areas (bilingual-first) |
| Rocket Launch Media | One-time 90-day build, firm owns everything at day 90 | $3,500 to $10,000, one time, for a 90-day build; no monthly retainer | Separate, in the firm’s own ad accounts | 90 days, no retainer | Immigration exclusively |
| Rankings.io, Neon Ambition, Stealth Media Marketing | Retainer (assumed) | Not published; quote on request | Separate | Not stated | Legal-only or multi-practice with an immigration program |
How much does immigration law firm marketing cost per month, all in?
Add the agency fee to the ad budget. Every provider above that states a policy bills ad spend separately. Three realistic 2026 budgets for a single-market immigration firm:
- Starter, about $2,500 to $3,500 a month: an $800 to $2,100 retainer or specialist, plus $1,500 to $2,000 in Google Business Profile, Local Services Ads and Meta lead ads. With clicks at $21 to $40 and Meta leads at $3 to $30, that produces leads in week one.
- Growth, about $5,000 to $8,000 a month: a $2,500 to $5,000 retainer plus $2,500 to $3,000 across Google Search, Local Services Ads and Meta, with Spanish creative running alongside.
- Rocket Launch Media, year one: the one-time build fee plus the firm’s own ad spend. No retainer after that. Compare $30,000 to $132,000 a year for the $2,500 to $11,000 retainers above.
What is included at each price point
Under $1,000 a month (RZ Web Media) gets you a set keyword count, Google Business Profile posts and two blog posts. No paid campaign management. EverestX’s $1,700 to $2,100 gets you one dedicated person, not an agency team.
The $2,000 to $8,000 retainers (Click Track, Grow Law, Rule Seven Foundation and Growth) cover SEO, paid search, Local Services Ads and reporting. Rule Seven sells intake, reputation and AI visibility as add-ons ($1,400, $800 and $1,200 a month). Rule Seven’s $11,000 Market Leader tier and the unpublished Rankings.io and Neon Ambition programs are built for multi-attorney firms in big metros.
Every Rocket Launch Media build includes Meta lead ads in English and Spanish, Google Business Profile and citations, an intake system that answers within minutes, and call and consultation tracking. Bigger builds add Google Ads, Local Services Ads, ChatGPT ads and GEO work so the firm shows up in AI answers. The guarantee: “If you invest and don’t get a qualified lead worth more than what you paid within 30 days, you get all your money back. No questions.”
Retainer or one-time build: which is cheaper for an immigration firm?
Law firms are increasingly losing growth not because they lack leads, but because their intake and follow-up systems fail to convert them.Paraphrased from Reuters, Why more leads aren’t growing law firms, August 14, 2026
A retainer fits a firm that wants an outside team running campaigns indefinitely and has nobody inside to own the system.
A one-time build fits a firm that wants to own its website, ad accounts, CRM and data, has staff who will pick up the phone, and would rather pay for setup than rent it.
In our September 2026 audit of one immigration firm’s CRM, 85% of booked consultations never got a human call or text. No pricing model fixes that unless intake is part of the build. That’s why intake is in every build, not sold as a $1,400 add-on.
Frequently asked questions
How much does immigration law firm marketing cost in 2026?
Published agency pricing runs from $799 a month (RZ Web Media) to $11,000 a month (Rule Seven Group Market Leader). Most immigration-specific programs land between $2,000 and $8,000 a month (Click Track Marketing, Grow Law). Rocket Launch Media is a one-time 90-day build the firm keeps, with no monthly retainer. Ad spend is separate everywhere.
Which immigration law firm marketing agencies publish their pricing?
As of September 17, 2026, six providers publish prices: RZ Web Media ($799–$899/mo), EverestX ($1,700–$2,100/mo), Click Track Marketing ($2,000–$5,000/mo), Grow Law ($2,500–$8,000+/mo), Rule Seven Group ($2,500/$5,500/$11,000/mo) and Rocket Launch Media (one-time 90-day build). Rankings.io, Neon Ambition and Stealth Media Marketing quote on request.
Is ad spend included in immigration law firm marketing pricing?
No. Click Track Marketing has the firm pay Google and Meta directly. Rule Seven Group passes ad spend through at cost. Rocket Launch Media runs campaigns in ad accounts the firm owns. Budget the fee and the ads separately. Immigration Google clicks cost $21 to $40 and Meta leads roughly $3 to $30 in 2026.
What should a small immigration law firm spend on marketing?
A solo or two-attorney firm can start at about $2,500 to $3,500 a month all in: an $800 to $2,100 agency or specialist fee plus $1,500 to $2,000 in Google Business Profile, Local Services Ads and Meta lead ads. Immigration clicks are cheap next to personal injury, so that budget gets leads in week one. The bottleneck is usually intake, not spend.
Why does Rocket Launch Media charge one-time instead of a monthly retainer?
Because the firm should own the system. We build the ad accounts, bilingual creative, website pages, intake and tracking in 90 days for $3,500 to $10,000, one time. No monthly retainer, and the firm owns everything at day 90. The 30-day money-back guarantee applies to every build.
How do I compare immigration marketing agency quotes?
Ask each agency for the fee, the ad budget it assumes, the contract term and notice period, who owns the website, ad accounts and data, and one immigration case study measured in consultations, not traffic. Then work out cost per booked consultation for the first 90 days. One Rocket Launch Media client booked 174 consultations from $1,663.12 in Meta spend.
Sources: RZ Web Media pricing; EverestX immigration lawyers page; Click Track Marketing; Grow Law; Rule Seven Group pricing; Reuters, Aug 14 2026; DataForSEO Google Ads bid data, Aug 2026; Rocket Launch Media client data and intake audit, 2026. Related: six immigration marketing agencies compared · 34 immigration law firm marketing statistics · Rocket Launch Media services.
