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SEO pricing that starts with your site.

The right scope depends on what is holding organic growth back, what your team can implement and the business result you need.

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Focused review

Answer a specific SEO question before committing to a larger programme.

  • The issue and the evidence to inspect
  • Relevant search and site data
  • A prioritised next step

We agree the review depth and required access before quoting.

Agreed together

Quoted for your scope

Discuss this scope

Audit & priorities

Understand connected technical, content and competitive problems.

  • Technical and content diagnosis
  • Competitor context where relevant
  • Priorities and implementation ownership

The audit scope defines coverage and handoff. Implementation is agreed separately.

Agreed together

Quoted for your scope

Discuss this scope

Implementation

Turn agreed priorities into improvements your team can maintain.

  • Technical fixes and content work
  • Clear ownership with your developers
  • Measurement and regular review

The fee reflects the workload and delivery responsibilities. There is no standard monthly retainer.

Agreed together

Quoted for your scope

Discuss this scope

Scope, fee, payment schedule and responsibilities are agreed before work starts.

What shapes your quote.

Site size & technical condition

Templates, indexation, migrations, performance and technical debt determine how much diagnosis and implementation is needed.

Competition & content

Your market, existing pages and content gaps shape the research, briefs and production required.

Implementation capacity

We separate what Etavrian delivers from work owned by your developers, writers or internal team.

Goals & measurement

We agree which commercial and search signals matter, the baseline and when progress will be reviewed.

A useful scope before a price.

An audit and its implementation are different pieces of work. We define the question, coverage and handoff first, then agree the fee. If the priorities are already clear, we can discuss implementation directly.

Goals, strategy, budget and access shape the proposal. A larger report is only useful when it helps you make a better decision.

Scope & ownership
Deliverables, coverage, required access and the work your team handles.
Fee & payment
The agreed fee structure, payment schedule and any performance calculation.
Measurement & review
A baseline, relevant data sources and an agreed point to review progress.
Separate costs
Advertising spend, tools, production and development unless explicitly included.

Let’s define a useful next step.

Share your goals, current setup and budget. We will discuss the scope before putting a price on it.

Tell us about your business.

Your website and main goal give us a starting point.

Our business is .
You can find us at .
We want to improve

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Next, we will ask about your market and search visibility. You can change these answers later.

Questions about SEO pricing.

Do I need an audit before implementation?

Not always. If the constraint and priorities are clear, implementation can be scoped directly. An audit is useful when the evidence or next decision is uncertain.

Does an audit include the fixes?

Only when the agreed scope explicitly includes them. We distinguish diagnosis, recommendations and implementation, including what your own team will deliver.

Is competitor analysis included?

We agree its depth around your question, market and budget. The proposal states the coverage instead of assuming the same research is useful for every site.

Is there a standard monthly SEO fee?

No. The fee structure is agreed after discussing your site, goals, priorities and implementation capacity.

Do you guarantee rankings or traffic?

No. Outcomes depend on competition, implementation, search changes and time. We agree the work, measurement and review points before starting.