Prices on the site, not after three calls
We publish the floor and what sits behind it: minimum terms stated honestly, and everything billed separately listed below without markup. If your project costs more, we say so on the first call and explain the difference, and the proposal includes an enquiry forecast and an expected payback month with the assumptions stated.
What you pay, and to whom
Our work: strategy, technical, content, links, AI search, reporting. Billed monthly.
Paid to the publishers, not to us. Passed through at supplier cost with the invoice attached. These are averages across our projects. Your budget depends on how competitive the niche is and on what competitors spend in it; we size it in the link gap analysis before you commit.
The first two months build foundations. Below six months there is nothing honest to show.
Not ready for a retainer? Start with a technical SEO audit. Three weeks, no minimum term.
Four services, four prices
Technical audit
- Full audit: indexation, crawling, rendering, Core Web Vitals
- A 40–60 page report ordered by what each finding costs
- 60–120 tickets in your tracker
- A call with your developers and a re-check a month later
A one-off. Often bought first, to size the problem.
Talk to usSEO services
- 80 team hours a month, itemised
- Technical, structure, content, links and conversion
- A separate track for SaaS and B2B: docs versus product pages
- AI visibility, citation content and mention monitoring included
- A report every two weeks; forecast and expected payback month in the proposal
The base tier: organic search and AI search run together, not as an add-on. Conversion work is the Advanced level at $2,300.
Talk to usAI Search Optimization
- A 200-query baseline, repeated every quarter
- Eight pages a month rewritten to be citable
- Schema, llms.txt, mention monitoring
- Work on independent roundups and directories
Already included in the $1,500 plan. Buy it on its own only if your classic search is already performing well and you need the AI side. The baseline alone is $500.
Talk to usWhite label SEO
- Four to six countries sized before the contract, free
- Local keyword research rebuilt, not translated
- Content and outreach through native speakers
- hreflang, geo-targeting and the technical side of multilingual
Second and later markets cost less – the process is already in place.
Talk to usPrices and invoices are in US dollars.
And what is billed separately
Included in the fee
No line items.
- Strategy and forecast–
- All specialist hours80 h / mo
- Tools and licences–
- Content and placement negotiation–
- Reports and callsevery 2 weeks
Separately, at cost
With the supplier invoice attached. These are averages across our projects. Your budget depends on how competitive the niche is and on what competitors spend in it; we size it in the link gap analysis before you commit.
- Link placements$400–1,200 / mo
- Developer hours, if you have none$40 / h
- Paid tools you ask forat cost
We don't mark any of it up, and you can decline any line – we'll just tell you what that costs in results.
Three things that move the quote
Site size and technical state
A two-million-page catalogue needs a log analyst and close work with your engineers. A two-hundred-page site does not.
Competition in the niche
A crowded commercial niche means more links and slower payback. We check who is above you and what they spend before quoting.
How many markets and languages
Every new market means its own keyword research, its own links and its own native speakers. The second market is cheaper than the first, not free.
A quote in five business days
Alex will look at the site and the niche, size the enquiry forecast and give you a price with the hours broken out. The document is yours either way.
Request a quote
The site address is enough. We'll ask the rest on the call – one call, not three.