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Pricing and service details are subject to change. Contact the provider directly for current rates, deliverables, terms, availability, and scope. This review is a dated snapshot, not a guarantee of future offerings.
01 / Current position
Findable specializes in the design and construction market
Findable describes itself as a digital marketing agency specializing in architecture, interior design, engineering, and construction. Its current site also publishes dedicated pages for construction companies and building-material suppliers, and says the agency works with clients across Canada and the United States. [1] [2] [3]
Its construction page expressly addresses established contractors and construction firms. Findable says about half of its clients are contractors and trades, while the other half are designers and architects. That statement comes from Findable and should not be converted into a claim that every trade or business size is a fit. [1]
Findable's construction guide also discusses general contractors, commercial builders, subcontractors, equipment-rental businesses, condo developers, and other AEC businesses. The current evidence supports a broader construction audience than the former comparison described. [1]
02 / Services
The service model combines strategy with ongoing visibility work
Findable's Soil to Apples process has three phases covering strategy, SEO and GEO, followed by social media, blogs, email marketing, and sometimes paid ads. Its current services page describes strategy, SEO, social media, and email marketing as core services. [1] [2]
The current service page says Findable does not build full websites, design brand identities, write proposals, or manage cold outreach. It presents the agency's role as improving positioning, online visibility, content, and qualified demand. This matters because an older case study describes website redesign work, while the current service scope states a narrower website boundary. [1] [2]
Findable also publishes a live workshop for architecture, engineering, construction, and design firms covering Google SEO, AI search, lead sources, and measurement tools. The workshop is a separate educational offer rather than evidence that every topic is included in a managed engagement. [1]
03 / Public examples
Findable publishes construction and design case studies
Findable's case-study directory lists Callaway Construction alongside architecture, interior-design, and furnishing businesses. Its Callaway page identifies the work as strategy, web design, SEO, and content for a commercial general contractor's childcare-construction division. [1] [2]
The Callaway page reports increases in inquiries, search visibility, and pipeline. Those figures are Findable's company-reported results, even though the page includes a named client testimonial. This comparison does not independently audit the underlying analytics or revenue attribution. [1]
04 / Published pricing
Findable publishes pricing in Canadian dollars
Findable's current services page displays prices in Canadian dollars and says taxes are excluded. The prices below were checked on September 12, 2026. They are published offer prices, not a quote for a specific company.
Pricing is subject to change. Contact Findable directly for current rates, deliverables, taxes, timelines, and fit. We did not publish one consultation price because the reviewed services page displayed $1,500 in its package block and $800 in its FAQ. [1] [2]
05 / Scope comparison
Findable and Fervor have overlapping contractor services with different emphasis
This is a comparison of the providers' current published scope. It does not rank either agency or promise that one model will produce better results for every contractor.
How to read the fit
- Findable's published scope may be relevant to established construction, architecture, engineering, design, or supplier firms seeking a long-term visibility and content program.
- Fervor's published scope may be relevant when a contractor wants a specialist service model centered on its website, local demand, paid search, and conversion potential.
- Prospective clients should compare the exact quoted scope, team, timelines, website ownership, reporting, and exit terms before choosing either provider.
Review Fervor's current services and prices, or visit Findable Digital's website for its current scope.
06 / Evidence boundary
Limits of this review
- This page verifies what Findable currently publishes. It does not independently validate company-reported traffic, lead, pipeline, or return-on-investment figures.
- Findable describes itself as a small team but does not publish one stable employee total on the reviewed pages, so this page does not state a headcount.
- The current services page contains two different consultation prices. A current quote from Findable controls over either figure.
- The backlink between Findable and Fervor is a documented reciprocal citation arrangement. It does not affect the factual standard applied to this comparison.
07 / Source record
Sources reviewed
All competitor sources below are first-party pages. They were checked on September 12, 2026.
- Findable services and pricing
- About Findable Digital Marketing
- Construction marketing services
- Building-material supplier marketing services
- Construction marketing guide (page date: 2026-06-01)
- Findable case studies
- Callaway Construction case study
- Google and AI Search workshop for AEC firms (page date: 2026)
- Findable article citing Fervor research (page date: 2026-06-16)
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