The best electrician marketing agency depends on your size and the work you want more of. DG Agency fits $1M+ electrical contractors who want Google Local Services Ads, Yelp and reviews run by the founder. Hook and Rival Digital fit growth-mode shops. Scorpion and RYNO fit bigger brands. Outdooit and Footbridge Media publish prices.
Full disclosure. I'm Daniel Gonzalez, I run DG Agency, and DG is on this list. Every fact about another agency comes from that agency's own website, checked on October 19, 2026. Where a price isn't published, the table says so. I'll also tell you where DG is the wrong pick.
One thing surprised me while researching this. I looked for an agency that markets only to electricians and couldn't confirm one on its own website. One domain I checked doesn't load. Another redirects to a multi-industry agency. So every firm below works with other trades too. That's fine. Just ask each one to show you electrical work.
Last updated October 21, 2026.
Electrician marketing agencies at a glance
| Agency | Best for | Electrical proof on its site | Published pricing | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DG Agency | $1M+ electrical contractors who want the founder on the account | Revenue tracked from LSA and Yelp leads | Starting at $5,000/mo, month-to-month, 90-day guarantee | Canyon Lake, CA |
| Hook Agency | Growth-mode contractors over $3M | Electrician page, no electrical case study | Local SEO from $2,800/mo, PPC from $2,000/mo | Minneapolis, MN |
| Scorpion | Multi-location electrical brands | Three named electrical clients | Not published. 12-month term typical for its technology | Lehi, UT |
| RYNO Strategic Solutions (formerly Blue Corona) | Larger contractors that want CSR coaching | Electrical page, no named results | Not published | Not published |
| iMarket Solutions | HVAC, plumbing and electrical companies | Trade focus stated on homepage | Not published | Burlington, VT |
| LeadsNearby | Shops on ServiceTitan or Housecall Pro | Electrician page, one electrical logo | Not published | Cary, NC |
| Rival Digital | Electrical companies past $1M | Electrical page, dedicated account manager | Not published | Not published |
| Slamdot | Electricians who want a flat agency fee | Several electrical clients named | Not published | Knoxville, TN |
| Outdooit | Shops that want published tiers | Electrical page | $2,600 to $11,000+/mo | Ladera Ranch, CA |
| Footbridge Media | Small electrical shops on a tight budget | Electrician program page | $249/mo, no long-term contract | Pensacola, FL |
Ad spend paid to Google, Meta or Yelp is separate from every fee in this table.
DG Agency
DG Agency is a small contractor marketing agency in Canyon Lake, California, founded in 2020. We work remotely with home service contractors nationwide doing $1M or more a year. I'm on every account myself. The work is Google Local Services Ads, Google Business Profile, Yelp and reviews.
Electrical is where we've been able to track leads all the way to invoices. For Kinetic Electric in Rancho Cucamonga, we matched every Google and Yelp lead to the job it became in their CRM, by phone number. In September 2026, those leads turned into 8 jobs worth $33,265 invoiced. One LSA call alone became a $23,000 commercial job. Yelp leads became 6 jobs worth $9,745. I'll be honest that one big job drives most of that month. That's how electrical work goes, and it's why we report revenue by channel instead of lead counts.
Retainers start at $5,000 a month, month-to-month, and ad spend goes straight to the platforms. If there's no measurable result in 90 days, the retainer gets refunded. Details are on the pricing page.
Where DG is the wrong pick. We're small. There's no in-house video team, and a website is a separate project. If you're under $1M a year, the $5,000 floor is too high. Best fit: a $1M+ electrical owner who wants to text the person running the account. See our electrical marketing agency page for how we work.
Hook Agency
Hook Agency is a Minneapolis contractor marketing agency led by owner and CEO Tim Brown. Its electrician page lists SEO, Google Ads, websites, LSA and Google Maps SEO. It says Hook is usually the best fit for growth-mode contractors over $3M "because of the significant investment required." Its form marks under $1M as not a fit.
The case studies on the electrician page cover other trades, not electrical. Hook publishes local SEO from $2,800 a month and PPC from $2,000 a month. Best fit: a $3M+ electrical contractor that wants SEO and ads from a well-known contractor brand.
Scorpion
Scorpion is a large marketing technology company in Lehi, Utah. Of everyone here, its electrical page shows the most named electrical results. It lists Mel Carr Electric with an 18x return on paid investment, Knee's Electrical Services with a 12x return on total investment, and Faith Electric Group with a 7x return on total investment. Scorpion Connect is its AI rep that answers questions and books appointments.
Pricing isn't published. Scorpion says it typically requires a 12-month contract for its marketing technology and certain marketing services, while Google Ads, LSA and Meta are typically month-to-month. Best fit: a multi-location electrical company that wants one big platform.
RYNO Strategic Solutions (formerly Blue Corona)
Blue Corona merged with RYNO effective October 1, 2024, and runs under the RYNO name. RYNO's electrical page covers SEO, websites, paid media, LSA, AI search, email, video, direct mail, call intelligence and RYNOtrax reporting, plus CSR coaching. It says "you'll have full ownership of your site."
No electrical results or prices are published. Best fit: a larger electrical contractor that wants marketing and phone-team coaching from one big team.
iMarket Solutions
iMarket Solutions is in Burlington, Vermont. Its homepage says, "Marketing expertise for HVAC, Plumbing, and Electrical contractors," and that it has helped "300+ Home Service businesses." It also lists five years on the Inc. 5000.
No prices are published. Best fit: an electrical company that wants an agency built around the three service trades.
LeadsNearby
LeadsNearby is in Cary, North Carolina. Its electrician page covers local SEO, Google Business Profile, LSA, websites, paid ads and reputation management. It lists ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro and ServiceTrade integrations. Federal Electric is the one electrical logo on the page.
No prices are published. The page does offer a way to size your budget as a share of your revenue target. Best fit: an electrician on ServiceTitan or Housecall Pro who wants marketing tied into the dispatch software.
Rival Digital
Rival Digital's electrical page covers SEO, websites, paid ads including LSA, reviews, social, content and email. It promises "Access to a dedicated account manager and a team of electrician digital marketing experts." Its form marks under $1M as "not a fit currently."
No prices or results are published. Best fit: a $1M+ electrical company that wants a trade-focused team.
Slamdot
Slamdot is in Knoxville, Tennessee, and works across many industries. Its electrician page names several electrical clients, including Sterling Electric Company, Lewis Electric and Larry's Electric. Services include websites, SEO, AI search, paid search, LSA and social. One line stood out: "Our fees are billed separately from your ad spend, and our rates don't increase with your advertising budget."
No prices are published. Best fit: an electrician who wants a flat agency fee that doesn't grow with ad spend.
Outdooit
Outdooit is in Ladera Ranch, California, and works only with HVAC, plumbing, roofing, electrical, landscaping and pest control companies. Its electrical page says plans start at $2,600 a month and ad spend goes to Google, "never marked up." The pricing page lists $2,600, $5,500, $7,750 and $11,000-plus tiers.
Check the term. The electrical page says "Month-to-month," and the pricing page says marketing services have a "6-month initial term, then month-to-month." Best fit: an electrical shop in Southern California that wants published prices.
Footbridge Media
Footbridge Media is in Pensacola, Florida. Its electrician program is $249 a month. That covers a custom website, SEO, local SEO, reviews, a CRM and a dedicated consultant. The page says "There are no long-term contracts" and offers a 90-day money-back guarantee.
Best fit: an electrical shop under $1M that needs a website and the basics for very little money.
How to choose an electrical contractor marketing agency
Electrical calls run from a dead outlet to a panel upgrade to a commercial retrofit. The right agency knows which of those you want and sets up your ads around it. Ask these questions before you sign anything, including with us.
Ask how they'll set up Local Services Ads
Google treats electrical as urgent. Its LSA requirements page calls the electrician category "an urgent category" and says electricians go through an extra level of screening. Once you're live, job types and service area decide which calls you pay for. Our Google Local Services Ads page explains how we set them.
Ask how they track revenue, not just leads
One commercial job can be worth more than a month of small service calls. An agency that only reports lead counts will miss that. Ask how they'll match leads to invoices.
Ask about your phones
Google says missed calls may hurt your LSA ranking, and average response time counts toward profile quality. Ask who watches your answer rate.
Make sure you own the accounts
Your Google Business Profile, LSA account, ad accounts and website should sit in your name.
Get the term in writing
Terms here run from month-to-month to a typical 12 months.
Do you need an electrician marketing agency at all?
Not always. If you're under about $500K, answer your own phone, and can spend an hour a week on reviews and your Google profile, a low-cost option or doing it yourself is fine. An agency pays for itself when the jobs you're missing are worth more than the fee.
We have local electrical pages for Los Angeles, Orange County, San Diego, Phoenix, Dallas-Fort Worth and Tampa Bay. For a wider list, see the best home services marketing agencies. Or book a 30-minute call and I'll tell you straight whether DG fits.
