OpGo Marketing
A Fargo-founded marketing agency operating since 2015, with current North Dakota and Colorado offices and a published SEO menu covering audits, technical work, local search, content, schema and measurement.
Hub Score v2.0
73/100
Developing public profile
Top 10%A narrower capability profile; compare buyer fit and Evidence Confidence.
Tied #35 with 21 other companies of 399 listed United States companies.
Entry retainer
$400/mo
73% below peer median; confirm current scope
Operating history
0 years
At peer median
Documented breadth
7 services
4 industry categories
Evidence confidence
100% · High
373 comparable industry peers
Website traffic
No public estimate
HypeStat · Checked 26 Aug 2026
Traffic context: No defensible current public traffic estimate was recorded for this domain; this field is display-only and does not affect Hub Score. Traffic is display-only and does not affect Hub Score.
Open HypeStat sourceBuyer decision brief
Where the public evidence points
OpGo qualifies through its Fargo origin and current office, active SEO scope, published current pricing and three named company-authored examples. Its $400 monthly floor is a baseline monitoring-and-recommendations package whose implementation is billed separately; it should not be read as the minimum for full managed execution. Public cases combine SEO with websites, brand, social, paid media or reporting, and one keyword case uses Semrush estimates. A complete current workforce total was not established, so team capacity remains unscored.
Founded in Fargo in 2015
Current Fargo office
Publishes a current SEO menu beginning at $400 per month
Relative context
How OpGo Marketing compares
Compared with 373 United States profiles sharing at least one documented industry.
| Measure | Company | Peer median |
|---|---|---|
| Entry retainer floor | $400/mo | $1.5k/mo |
| Years operating | 0 | Not published |
| Hub Score v2.0 | 73 | 60 |
| Evidence confidence | 100% | 95% |
Peer comparisons are computed from the current directory dataset, not external market estimates.
Documented services
Linked capabilities are included only when documented in the company research record.
Documented industries
Industry inclusion signals public experience, not exclusive specialisation.
Verified profile evidence
Products and operating claims
Current Fargo office
The current official site publishes 2700 12th Avenue South, Suite E, Fargo, North Dakota 58103 and also lists a Denver-area office.
OpGo about
Founded in Fargo in 2015
The current about page says Tiffanie Honeyman founded OpGo in Fargo in 2015.
OpGo about
Complete current size not published
The official site presents staff and delivery functions but the reviewed public pages do not establish a complete current employee total suitable for a directory band.
OpGo about
Current AI-era SEO scope
The current retainer page lists audits, keyword and competitor research, on-page and technical work, local SEO, schema, content and reporting.
OpGo retainers
Month-to-month integrated retainers
OpGo offers month-to-month programs that can combine search with content, creative, website and paid-media services.
OpGo retainers
$400 baseline SEO plan
The current SEO page publishes Baseline SEO from $400 per month, Growth from $1,000, Advanced from $1,800 and Ecommerce from $500. Baseline covers research, alerts, tracking and recommendations; implementation is hourly.
OpGo SEO pricing
First-party case evidence
Published client outcomes
North Star Ag
39 of 96 tracked keywords improved in 60 days, share of voice rose five points and 166 national keywords reached page one
Named company-authored agricultural-equipment SEO case combining a site move, technical fixes, metadata, hierarchy and speed work. Traffic and share figures are described as Semrush estimates rather than client analytics.
Open sourceMosaic Dermatology
49.5% quarter-over-quarter organic traffic growth and 40% growth in all website traffic
Named company-authored West Fargo case combining an SEO-optimized website with brand, social and advertising work; the public result is mixed-channel and raw analytics are not public.
Open sourceBodyworks Physical Therapy
12% increase in website users, 33% increase in conversions and 2,700 new users
Named company-authored Fargo case combining SEO strategy and blog content with website, social, email, paid media and reporting; the metrics are not isolated to organic search.
Open sourceTransparent scoring
Why Hub Score v2.0 is 73
Operating resilience
3/153 points under 3 years; 6 at 3-5; 9 at 6-10; 11 at 11-15; 13 at 16-20; 15 at 21+ years.
Delivery capability
25/25A monotonic diminishing-return curve: 1 service = 6, 2 = 10, 3 = 14, 4 = 17, 5 = 20, 6 = 22, 7+ = 25.
Sector evidence
25/25Industry coverage contributes 10, 14, 16 or 18 points; 1, 2 or 3+ source-linked case studies add 3, 5 or 7 points.
Commercial clarity
20/204 for a live site + 6 for a disclosed entry floor + 5 for a stated pricing model + 5 for a specific best-fit client statement.
Delivery capacity
0/15Team bands map monotonically: 10-20 = 5, 20-50 = 8, 50-150 = 11, 150-250 = 13, 250-500 or 500+ = 15.
The five capability factors total exactly 100. Evidence Confidence is calculated and displayed separately. See sources, guardrails and formulas →
Questions for the sales call
- Confirm whether the $400 baseline is sufficient for the buyer's goals and obtain hourly implementation assumptions, caps and approval rules.
- Request read-only Search Console, analytics and conversion evidence for a comparable current client, separating measured data from Semrush estimates.
- Confirm the complete account team, monthly hours, deliverable ownership and how SEO is separated from website, creative, paid-media and social work.
What this profile does not prove
- The published $400 floor is monitoring and recommendations with implementation billed hourly, not a full managed SEO program.
- All selected outcomes are company-authored and not independently audited; the North Star Ag traffic figures use third-party estimates.
- Mosaic and Bodyworks combine SEO with other channels, so their topline outcomes do not prove SEO-only incrementality.