How the two compare on cost, contract length, and who owns the website at the end.
Scorpion is one of the biggest names in home service marketing, and they did not get there by accident. Real ad teams, data across thousands of contractor accounts, and software a three person shop cannot match.
The comparison that matters is not who is smarter. It is what you own when the relationship ends, and what leaving actually costs.
Scorpion is a genuinely large operation. Dedicated ad teams, industry data at a scale no small agency has, and a platform that rolls your website, tracking, chat and reporting into one login. For a multi truck company spending seriously on ads, that machine is the draw.
The website runs on Scorpion's own platform. That is what makes the all in one experience work, and it is also the thing to understand before you sign. Departing clients consistently describe leaving with their content and design assets but not a working website, because the platform stays behind. Pricing is quoted per client and is not published, and twelve month terms are standard.
None of that is hidden, and none of it makes them a bad choice. It means there are two questions to get in writing before you sign: what the twelve month total is, and exactly what leaves with you if you go.
We build in Webflow, which is a platform you can walk away with. After the initial term the site is yours to take, and the domain and Google Business Profile are in your name from the first day. Leaving us costs you nothing, which keeps us honest about earning the next month.
We are three people. We are not going to outspend Scorpion's ad department and we do not have their dataset. What we have is published pricing, no build fee, and a site you own rather than rent.
A free audit of your website, your Google listing, and your local rankings. Then decide who you want building it.