About BusySeed
BusySeed is a digital marketing agency on Broadway in Manhattan, trading since 2013. It sells its work on revenue and puts a promise behind that. Its site says that if a client’s revenue has not increased by the six-month mark, its team works for free until it does.
Lead generation is the service it leads with, for business and consumer buyers alike. Around it the site lists search engine optimisation, work on visibility in AI assistants, paid advertising, social media, influencer campaigns, email outreach, conversion rate work, web design and marketing automation. It says more than 100 services are available in-house, and that software it has built, for landing pages and call tracking among other things, comes with every engagement.
The site has pages for eight sectors: software, financial services, home services, legal, e-commerce, automotive, hospitality and healthcare. Among the companies it says it has worked for are AT&T, Norton, China Telecom and the Miami Dolphins, and it puts the total at more than 500 businesses.
No price list is published. The pricing page is a six-question form that returns a monthly estimate, and its budget question runs from under $3,000 a month to $50,000 or more, counting ad spend and fees together. Contract length and notice are not stated on the pages read. Ask for both in writing, along with how the six-month promise measures an increase in revenue.
Its case studies report results in sales terms. One says a software client, ProPricer, went from closing 12 new accounts a year to 36. Another describes a 16-month outreach campaign for a financial services firm, named on its home page as WealthVest. It reports 300 senior executives brought to one event and more than $500 million in opportunities generated. The agency lists Google Partner, Meta Partner and HubSpot Solutions Partner status.
Online Agency Network compiled this profile from the agency’s own website in October 2026. The agency has not claimed the listing, and it does not carry the Verified badge. An agency that claims its listing can correct it and add budgets, case studies and team details.