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SEO services
SEO here is the part of the work a client can verify without taking our word for it: a site a crawler can read, pages that load fast, markup that matches what is on the page, and content written from questions people actually type. Pricing is on this page, not behind a call. We do not promise positions and we do not buy links.
What you get
- A technical pass first: crawling, titles, canonical tags, sitemap dates, internal links, structured data that matches the page
- Speed as a number, not a claim: six runs, the median reported, the same test before and after
- A content plan taken from search data, with the monthly volume written next to each topic
- Pages built so an AI answer can lift one block: a short direct answer first, headings in the form of questions
- Internal links so every page has a way in and nothing sits orphaned outside the site
- A monthly note in plain English: what changed, what moved, what did not and what we do next
- Your accounts stay yours: Search Console, analytics, the site itself
How it works
- 01
Audit
week 1
We go through the site the way a crawler does and the way a buyer does. You get the findings as a list before any work starts: what is broken, what is missing, what is worth doing and in what order.
- 02
Fix the base
week 1 to 3
Structure, speed, markup and the pages that already exist. This part protects what the site already earns, which is why it comes before writing anything new.
- 03
Pages
monthly
New pages from the question list, highest intent first. One page answers one thing and links to the pages next to it, because thin pages built at volume are what gets sites filtered out.
- 04
Report
monthly
Clicks, impressions, average position and which pages moved, straight out of Search Console, with the work we did that month next to the numbers.
What it costs
Ranges, not a single number: the final figure is fixed in writing before we start. Responsive design and on page SEO are included, not add ons.
- SEO and content
- $250 / month
- One time setup
- $400 once
Ongoing: technical fixes, new pages every month, a monthly report from Search Console.
The technical base on a new or existing site: structure, markup, sitemap, Search Console, first audit.
Pick the part you need
Each of these is its own page with its own price and its own list of when not to hire us.
Local SEO and Google Business Profile
Local SEO for service businesses: Google Business Profile, service and area pages, consistent contact data, reviews. $250 a month, $400 one time setup.
SEO audit
A one time SEO audit: what search engines can read, what loads slowly, which of your pages compete with each other, in a fix list you can hand to anyone.
Technical SEO
Technical SEO: crawlable structure, clean canonical tags, real sitemap dates, structured data that matches the page, and speed measured before and after.
On-page SEO and content
On-page SEO: one page per question, a direct answer at the top, headings people actually search for, and internal links so every page has a way in.
SEO for small business
SEO for a small business with no marketing department: one page per question, local search, open pricing at $250 a month, a report you read in two minutes.
E-commerce SEO
SEO for online stores: category pages that can rank, product pages with their own text, faceted URLs kept out of the index, and structured data on the catalog.
SEO consulting
SEO consulting for in-house teams: an ordered plan, review of what your team ships, and answers to the questions that stall the work. Monthly, no lock in.
What SEO costs
Our SEO pricing in full: $250 a month plus $400 one time setup, what is included, what is not, and the honest reasons a monthly fee would be wrong for you.
Link building
We do not sell link packages and we do not buy links. What we do instead: listings that belong to your business, local relationships and pages worth citing.
AI search visibility
Being quoted in AI answers comes from page structure, not markup: one question per page, a short answer first, a named author and a date. No guarantees sold.
Work we have done
When not to hire us
- You want a position guaranteed by a date. Nobody can guarantee that, and the people who do are selling the promise rather than the result.
- You want links bought. We do not buy them, and the sites that sell them are the reason their buyers stop ranking.
- You need it to pay off this quarter. Structural work usually shows in three to six months, and the first two are the quiet ones.
- The site cannot be changed. If we cannot edit pages, an audit stays an audit and nothing improves.
- You want city pages built at volume for towns you do not work in. That is the tactic, not the work.
Questions
- Is SEO still worth it in 2026?
- It is worth it where your buyer searches before they buy, and it is a waste where they do not. Check it before you spend: if nobody looks for what you sell, no amount of optimisation invents the demand. We measure the demand first and show you the numbers, and if they are thin we say so.
- Is SEO dead now with AI?
- No, but the target moved. Answer engines quote pages, and to be quoted a page has to answer one question clearly, in a block that still makes sense when it is lifted out. That is the same work as good SEO, done for a reader who is a machine as well as a person.
- How much do SEO services charge?
- Ours is $250 a month plus $400 once to set the technical base up. It is a small studio with low overhead and no sales layer to fund, so the number can be published instead of quoted on a call. What other agencies charge is their business, and we will not quote an industry average we cannot source.
- How long before anything happens?
- Two to three months before brand and long tail queries move, four to six before the traffic is worth counting. Anyone giving you a faster number is either buying links or describing a site that was already close.
- Is it worth paying for SEO services?
- It is worth paying when the work is visible and checkable. Ask any agency what will exist at the end of month one, then check it yourself: the pages, the speed numbers, the Search Console report. Everything we do is something you can open and read, which is the only sensible test before the results arrive.
- Can I do it myself?
- The first pass, often yes: fix titles, put one clear answer at the top of each page, connect Search Console. What takes time is the boring middle - structure, internal links, and writing pages nobody else has written. That is what you are paying for.