Digital Marketing in Dublin

How do I brief Digital Bridge quickly from County Dublin?

Use the "Build your brief with the Digital Bridge Agent" button on this page. The Digital Bridge Agent, the assistant Digital Bridge built into this site, asks what you sell, who buys it, what the website or system has to do and when you need it, then writes the brief, emails it to Digital Bridge and sends you a copy. It takes about two minutes and you do not need to know any service names. Digital Bridge replies with a written scope and a fixed price, and delivers to County Dublin and every other county in Ireland from Gorey, Co. Wexford. Prefer to talk? Call 085 224 1848.

Which towns and areas do we serve in County Dublin?

Every one of them. Digital Bridge works with businesses right across County Dublin — in Dublin City Centre, Dublin 1–24, Swords, Tallaght, Blanchardstown, Dún Laoghaire, Lucan, Clondalkin, Balbriggan, Malahide, Howth, Clontarf, Raheny, Finglas, Castleknock, Rathmines, Ranelagh, Ballsbridge, Sandymount, Blackrock, Stillorgan, Sandyford, Leopardstown, Dalkey, Killiney — from Gorey, Co. Wexford, remotely and on-site where it helps. There is no travel charge and the published prices are the same in every town.

• Dublin City Centre
• Dublin 1–24
• Swords
• Tallaght
• Blanchardstown
• Dún Laoghaire
• Lucan
• Clondalkin
• Balbriggan
• Malahide
• Howth
• Clontarf
• Raheny
• Finglas
• Castleknock
• Rathmines
• Ranelagh
• Ballsbridge
• Sandymount
• Blackrock
• Stillorgan
• Sandyford
• Leopardstown
• Dalkey
• Killiney

Key takeaways

Digital Bridge is a fixed-price digital marketing agency working across Dublin: websites, local SEO, social content, branding and AI automation. A brochure website starts from €1,200 ex-VAT, a business website from €2,500, and search work from €995 setup plus from €650 a month. Typical Dublin agency quotes for the same scopes run several times higher, largely on overhead rather than output.

• Every price on this page is published and fixed against a written scope — websites from €1,200 ex-VAT.
• Search work starts from €995 setup then from €650 a month, on a three-month minimum and 30 days' notice.
• Social content starts from €345 a month for planned, shot and written posts.
• Typical Dublin agency ranges in the table below are market ranges for comparable scopes, not quotes from any named agency.
• We are lower because there is no Dublin city-centre office, no account-manager layer and no retainer you cannot leave.
• You own the code, the domain, the hosting account and every design file, on every engagement.

Why a Dublin digital marketing agency costs what it costs

Most of a Dublin agency quote is structure rather than work: city-centre rent, an account manager between you and the person building, a strategist billed separately, and a minimum retainer that has to cover all three. The build itself is often a few weeks of one senior person. Strip the layers out and the same output costs far less, which is the whole of our pricing argument.

• City-centre premises and the headcount that fills them
• An account manager who relays your message to the builder
• Separate strategy, design, build and content billing lines
• Twelve-month retainers priced to cover quiet months
• Reselling third-party tools at a markup

What you actually get for the money with us

Each engagement is one written figure against a signed scope, with the exclusions listed in the same document. You talk to the person doing the work. Payment is 50% deposit and 50% on launch, or 40/30/30 on larger builds. At handover you receive the code, the domain, the hosting login and the source design files, with nothing held back as leverage.

• A written scope, with what is not included stated plainly
• One senior contact, not a relay through an account team
• Mobile-first build, tested on a real phone on mobile data
• Search and AI-answer setup done at build time, not sold later
• Full ownership of code, domain, hosting and design files

How to compare Dublin marketing quotes fairly

Cheap and expensive quotes rarely describe the same job, so compare the scope before the number. Ask for page count, who writes the words, who supplies photographs, what happens after launch, and what the exit looks like. A quote that cannot answer those in writing is a range, not a price, and it will move once work starts.

• How many pages, and who writes the copy for each one
• Who supplies photography, and whether stock images are used
• What the monthly fee buys in hours or deliverables
• Whether you own the code and domain at the end
• Notice period, and what happens to your site if you leave

Where cheapest is the wrong answer

We will not be the lowest number on every job, and we say so before you commit. Large e-commerce migrations, regulated sectors, multi-language builds and anything needing daily content need real budget. If a request cannot be done properly at our price, we quote the honest figure or tell you the work is not a fit rather than cut corners you would find later.

• Daily content or community management needs a bigger monthly figure
• Large catalogue migrations are scoped, never guessed at
• Regulated sectors need review time built into the price
• Paid ad budget is yours and is never marked up by us

Working across Dublin city and county

We work with businesses in the city centre and right out through the suburbs, from Dublin 1 to Dublin 24 and beyond the M50. Meetings happen on site where it helps and on a call where it does not. Being based in Gorey rather than the city centre is precisely why the prices on this page are what they are.

• City centre and the Docklands: D1, D2, D4, D8
• Northside: Drumcondra, Santry, Swords, Malahide, Blanchardstown
• Southside: Rathmines, Ranelagh, Dundrum, Dún Laoghaire, Blackrock
• West and south-west: Tallaght, Clondalkin, Lucan, Citywest
• North county: Balbriggan, Skerries, Rush and Portmarnock

How Dublin businesses get found in AI answers

Buyers in Dublin increasingly ask ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google's AI summaries for a supplier before they open a map. Those systems quote pages that state facts plainly: what you do, where you do it, what it costs. We build that structure into every site we deliver, which is the same reason this page publishes prices instead of hiding them behind a form.

• Plain factual statements an assistant can quote directly
• Published prices instead of "contact us for pricing"
• A clean machine-readable copy of every key page
• Consistent business name, address and phone everywhere

How a Dublin project runs, step by step

The sequence is the same whether the job is a brochure site from €1,200 or an automation build from €15,000, and you know the price before anything starts. Nothing is billed hourly, and nothing is added mid-project without a written change to the scope you signed.

1. A 20-minute call about the business, not the website.
2. A written scope and one fixed price, back within two working days.
3. 50% deposit, then structure and content agreed before design begins.
4. Build, then testing on a real phone on mobile data, then your review.
5. Launch, balance due, full handover of code, domain, hosting and files.

Dublin agency prices compared with ours

Typical Dublin market ranges for comparable scopes, against our published fixed prices. Ranges are market ranges, not quotes from any named agency. All figures ex-VAT.

Are you actually the most affordable digital marketing agency in Dublin?

We publish our prices so you can check rather than take our word for it. Websites are quoted per project, search work from setup plus on a fixed monthly fee, social on a fixed monthly fee. There will always be a cheaper freelancer somewhere; what we claim is that no Dublin agency delivering the same written scope, ownership terms and turnaround is doing it for less.

Why are your prices lower than a Dublin agency's?

There is no city-centre office, no account-manager layer between you and the person building, and no twelve-month retainer priced to cover quiet months. We are a small senior team based in Gorey, Co. Wexford, working to fixed scopes. The saving is overhead, not effort or quality.

Do you meet clients in Dublin in person?

Yes, when it earns its place. Kickoff meetings, photography days and staff training usually work better in the room, so we travel in for those. Reviews and progress calls are quicker on a video call. Travel inside Dublin is not charged as an extra.

What does a website from €1,200 actually include?

A five to eight page site, mobile-first, built to your brand, with contact forms, Google Business Profile linkage, search and AI-answer setup, testing on a real phone, and full handover of the code, domain and hosting. Copywriting from your material is included; photography and complex integrations are quoted separately and listed in the scope.

Is there a long contract on the monthly plans?

Search retainers run on a three-month minimum because nothing measurable happens faster than that, then continue month to month with 30 days' notice. Social plans are month to month with the same notice. Website care plans are optional and can be cancelled at any time; your site keeps running because you own it.

How quickly can a Dublin project start and finish?

Scoping happens within two working days of the first call. Brochure sites take two to three weeks from content handover, business sites four to six, depending mostly on how fast content and photographs arrive. Search and social work begins the month after setup is complete.

Do you work with other Dublin marketing agencies?

Regularly. Some Dublin agencies bring us in for build work behind their own brand, and some clients keep an existing agency for advertising while we handle the website and technical search side. We are happy either way, and we say plainly when a job would be better left where it is.

Are your prices including VAT?

All figures on this page are ex-VAT. VAT is added at the standard Irish rate on invoices where it applies, and it is shown as a separate line on the written quote so there is no surprise at invoice stage.

About the author

Joey Bray — Founder, Digital Bridge. Joey Bray runs Digital Bridge from Gorey, Co. Wexford, building websites, search visibility and AI automation for businesses in Dublin and across Ireland. He writes and prices every scope personally. Prices on this page are checked against our published rate card before publication. Published 2026-09-07, last updated 2026-09-07.

What does the Dublin market look like for a local business?

Dublin holds roughly a quarter of the State's population inside one county boundary, spread across the city, the coastal suburbs, the western towns of Lucan, Clondalkin, Tallaght and Blanchardstown, and the northern belt through Swords, Malahide and Balbriggan. Commercially it is Ireland's tech, finance and professional-services capital, which raises the presentation standard for everyone: a Dublin buyer has seen a lot of good websites this week. The practical effect on a small business is that a dated site reads as a risk signal rather than a neutral one. Local Enterprise Office Dublin operates through the four local authorities, so which office you deal with depends on whether you are city, Fingal, South Dublin or Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown.

Which searches actually bring Dublin enquiries?

District-level intent, almost always. People search by the place they are standing in — Ranelagh, Dundrum, Swords, Dublin 4 — not by the county. That is why we build district pages rather than one Dublin page, and why each of those pages has to carry material that is true of that district only: the streets and villages it covers, how parking or access works, what we have actually built for businesses nearby. A district page with a swapped place name is worse than no page, because Google folds it in with its siblings and indexes none of them properly. Beyond the map pack, the fastest-moving Dublin channel we see is AI answer engines naming suppliers directly.

What we build most often for Dublin businesses

Migrations and rebuilds outnumber new sites here. A typical Dublin engagement is moving a slow WordPress or Squarespace site onto something fast, mapping the old URLs across so existing rankings survive, restructuring around districts and services, and wiring the enquiry form to a phone. Above that sits the AI systems work — booking triage, quote assembly, inbox and enquiry automation — which is where Dublin firms with staff-cost pressure get the largest return. Feasibility assessments for that work start at €5,000 and implementation bands at €15,000; websites remain from €1,200. Nothing is invoiced before a written scope is signed.

Why are you cheaper than a Dublin agency for the same work?

Overheads and structure. We run from Gorey Business Park with no city-centre office, no account-manager layer and no reseller chain — the founder scopes and builds the work. We are not claiming to undercut every agency in Dublin; we are saying our published prices are the same nationwide and they are what you pay.

Do you target individual Dublin districts?

Yes — we maintain dedicated pages for districts including Swords, Rathmines, Ranelagh, Blackrock, Dundrum, Malahide, Lucan, Clondalkin, Tallaght, Blanchardstown and the numbered postal districts, each written around that area rather than duplicated.

Can you migrate an existing Dublin site without losing rankings?

Yes, and it is routine work: a full URL inventory, redirect mapping from old to new, structured data rebuilt, then monitoring in Search Console afterwards. Some ranking movement in the first few weeks is normal; permanent loss is not, and it usually comes from skipping the redirect map.

Do we have to meet in Dublin?

No. Most Dublin projects run entirely remotely with a live preview link updated every few days, which is faster for everyone. We do travel to Dublin for kickoffs and handovers where a face-to-face genuinely helps the project.

What happens next

You get a reply from Joey Bray the same working day. You get a fixed written quote within 48 hours — one price, one delivery date. Work starts only when you have signed the scope, with 50% up front and 50% at launch. Starting prices: Brochure from €1,200, Growth from €2,500, Authority from €4,250, Custom from €5,000, E-commerce from €6,000, AI integration from €2,500, SEO from €650 a month. All prices are ex-VAT starting points.

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