SEO Pricing
Fixed-price SEO audit options for businesses that need to understand what is limiting organic growth before investing in larger execution.
The useful output is not a checklist. It is a prioritized view of what is blocking search performance and what should happen next.
Choose the audit depth by the decision you need to make. Larger SEO execution should follow what the audit actually finds.
Light review
Free or light first read
Best when you want initial signal before paying for a deeper SEO audit.
Detailed analysis
$200
Best when you need a focused paid read and a detailed action plan.
Deep audit
$350
Best for traffic drops, multi-location problems, competitor gaps, and cases where technical, content, local, and visibility signals overlap.
You are paying for a clear read on what blocks organic growth, not an exported tool report. The audit can surface technical SEO constraints, content gaps, indexation issues, internal linking problems, competitor pressure, and implementation priorities.
After the audit, the next step can be one-off implementation, ongoing SEO management, a smaller test, a three-month plan, or stopping work that would not make sense yet.
Indexation problems, broken architecture, thin templates, duplicate pages, migrations, and technical debt change the scope quickly.
Some sites need new pages. Some need better existing pages. Some need search intent, BOFU structure, or internal links fixed before more content is useful.
Competitive markets may require backlink planning, proof improvements, stronger comparison pages, or clearer commercial positioning.
SEO plans fail when nobody can ship the fixes. CMS access, developer support, approval speed, and content capacity affect the right scope.
These cases show constraint-led SEO work, not generic traffic promises.
A B2B email agency stopped a seven-month organic slide, moved tech health from 53 to 89, and doubled traffic.
Read caseA US oil and gas SaaS restored 2+ qualified leads per month with technical cleanup, BOFU pages, links, and CRO.
Read caseA kitchen cabinets site grew organic sessions from 336 to 1,262 while working through budget and implementation limits.
Read caseThe audit is enough when the decision is still unclear. If the constraint is already obvious and the team can ship, implementation can be scoped after the first review.
No. The audit can include priorities and time estimates, but implementation pricing depends on what the site needs and what the client can ship internally.
The deep audit includes competitor benchmarking. The lighter or $200 analysis can include competitor context, but the depth should match the budget and decision.
Yes when the audit is generic, useless, or not actionable enough. The guarantee does not promise rankings or traffic because those depend on market, implementation, and time.
Send the site, priority market, recent SEO change, and the decision you are trying to make. The first job is to decide whether this needs a light read, a deep audit, or an implementation path.
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