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Restaurant marketing agency Manchester prices: what should you pay in 2026?

The right price depends on whether you need consistent visibility, stronger local discovery, paid demand or a connected growth engine.

The short answer

NO QUIET NIGHTS restaurant marketing plans start at £165 per month.

Starter is £165, Visibility is £295, Demand is £495 and Full House is £1,000 per month. Ad spend is separate. On-site production is separately scoped.

Restaurant marketing plans for Manchester

PlanPriceBest for
Starter£165/moConsistent social visibility
Visibility£295/moSocial + Google Business Profile + local SEO
Demand£495/moVisibility + one paid channel + landing page + CRM
Full House£1,000/moConnected search, social, paid, CRM and optimisation

Why Manchester quotes vary

Restaurant marketing can mean anything from scheduling content to running SEO, ads, CRM, landing pages, shoots and conversion tracking. Price differences often reflect scope rather than quality alone.

What should be separate?

  • advertising spend
  • on-site photography and videography
  • creator fees
  • specialist software
  • complex website development
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Buying rule

Do not ask only “how much?” Ask “what commercial job does this fee buy?”

When should a restaurant move up a plan?

When the problem changes. A restaurant that is already visible socially but invisible in local search may need Visibility. A restaurant with strong discovery but weak weekday bookings may need paid demand. Scale when the numbers do.

The NO QUIET NIGHTS take

Start small enough to prove the next move.

Marketing should not become a fixed overhead disconnected from the trading problem.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a restaurant marketing agency cost in Manchester?

Costs vary by scope. NO QUIET NIGHTS starts at £165 per month. Larger plans add local SEO, paid media, CRM, landing pages and broader growth support.

Is ad spend included?

No. Media spend should be shown separately from management fees so you can see what goes to Google or Meta and what pays for strategy and optimisation.

Are content shoots included?

Not in the £165 Starter plan. On-site photography, videography and production are custom priced.

What should I compare between quotes?

Compare deliverables, channels, production, reporting, contract terms, ad spend, software and the commercial outcome each supplier is trying to improve.

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