How the two firms compare on price, timing, and who owns the site.
Gorilla 76’s figures come from its own website, and each one links to the page it is on. Ours are on our pricing page.
| Question | Shopfloor Agency | Gorilla 76 |
|---|---|---|
| Website price | $6,000, one time | Not priced on its own. Website design, development, and copywriting are part of its marketing program. |
| How pricing works | A fixed, published price. $675 a month for SEO and $1,900 a month for social media, month to month, once the site is live. | Every new client starts with a $12,000 Road Map. Most full-scale programs cost $200,000 to $250,000 a year, including media fees. |
| What you get | A page for each process, a quote form that takes drawings, an AI assistant, an Excel lead sheet, and Analytics and Search Console set up. | A Road Map, then messaging strategy, content, and campaigns. |
| Time to launch | 6 to 18 days on our recent sites | Website timelines are not published. The Road Map runs about three weeks between its two sessions. |
| Who owns the site | Your company: the code, the hosting, and every account. | Its site does not state ownership terms. |
| Who you work with | The person who builds your site | A fully remote team of 36 |
| Who they serve | US manufacturers and industrial service companies | Midsized B2B manufacturers with $10 million to $200 million in revenue |
With us, the first project is the website itself. We start from your process list and certifications, and you approve each page before it goes live.
Shopfloor Agency
$6,000, one time. Our recent sites took 6 to 18 days.
Gorilla 76
$12,000 for the Road Map, which every new client starts with.
We fit a manufacturer or industrial service company that needs a complete website written from its own process list, equipment, and certifications, at a fixed price and with a launch date. Our website includes the quote form, the AI assistant, and the lead sheet, and SEO can follow at $675 a month. You can see the finished sites for Mechanical Finishers, SurfTech, and Phillips Light Industrial.
Gorilla 76 fits a midsized manufacturer that wants a full marketing program, from messaging strategy to paid campaigns, planned in a Road Map and run by a remote team. For companies with their own marketing staff, it also offers coaching at $4,000 to $5,000 a month.
We also compare ourselves with Windmill Strategy and Weidert Group, and the compare page sets out every option, from an in-house hire to an agency. If you are leaving Gorilla 76, our page on Gorilla 76 alternatives sets out the other options.
Tell us what you make and who buys it. We will reply with the scope, a fixed price, and a launch date.