Foundation
For Series A and early Series B, with one to three marketers in house.
- 4 new pieces and 2 rewrites a month
- 5 link insertions and 3 guest posts a month
- Monthly call and a live dashboard
A SaaS-only SEO team. We plan, write, earn links and fix the technical debt, then report the result in demos, trials and pipeline.
Three recent programs. Every number is on the case study, with its source.
Read the case studiesLong sales cycles, technical buyers and the handoff from MQL to SQL are where we start, not what we discover in month three.
See how we workNo e-commerce, no local businesses, no exceptions.
The strategist who builds your plan stays on it.
Every report ends in demos, trials and revenue influenced.
Senior B2B SaaS SEO at roughly half what a US agency charges.
Hire one, or run all four together.
See the full B2B SaaS SEO programAn ICP-led keyword and competitor map, and a 90-day plan with pipeline targets agreed before we start.
Comparison pages, use cases and guides that answer the question a demo call would, written by people who get the product.
Editorial placements on sites your buyers read, each one checked in Ahrefs for real traffic before we pitch it.
Crawl, index, speed and architecture fixes, prioritized by impact and written as tickets your developers can ship.
Paid search stops the day the budget does. A ranking page keeps sending buyers for years, and the same pages are the ones AI assistants cite.
How AI search fits inbest crm for outbound sales teams
The same roadmap for every client, with a shared tracker so you can watch each step move.
Three plans with the volumes written down. Three months, then month to month with thirty days' notice.
For Series A and early Series B, with one to three marketers in house.
For Series B and C, with four to ten marketers.
For Series C and later, with several products or verticals. Larger programs are scoped individually.
A CRM buyer and a medical device buyer search, compare and sign differently. Each category gets its own playbook.
SEO forCRMThe head terms belong to Salesforce and HubSpot. We win the fights you can actually win.
SEO forERPSix buyers on the committee and a year-long cycle. Content for every seat at the table.
SEO forEdTechAdministrators sign, teachers adopt, parents influence. Search content for all three.
SEO forLegalTechLawyers are trained to distrust persuasion. Pages that read like another attorney wrote them.
SEO forHR TechRippling and Deel own the SERPs. Credible content for CHROs, IT and finance.
SEO forNetwork securityCISOs read vendor content the way they read a phishing email. We earn that trust.
SEO forMedical devicesClinical review, regulatory and procurement all read it before marketing does.
SEO forIoT cloud platformsYour buyers read GitHub issues. Content technical enough to be taken seriously.
SEO forHealthcareProvider, payer and administrator tracks, with the care setting spelled out.
SEO forReal estateNational category SERPs and local ones, for brokers, agents and property managers.
SEO forConstructionBuyers burned by a decade of software promises. Proof before pitch.
SEO forFinancial servicesCFOs check every claim against the source. Content that survives their skepticism.We agree targets before work starts, report against them every month, and show our working when we miss. It's less exciting than a promise of page one in four weeks, and a lot more useful.
Named people, not an account-manager layer.




Around fifteen specialists in total. Meet the whole team
Straight answers to what marketing leads ask on the first call. Ask us anything else directly, or see the honest roundup if you are comparing agencies.
A B2B SaaS SEO agency grows your organic pipeline end to end: keyword and buyer research, technical SEO, content strategy and production, link building, and reporting tied to revenue. The difference from a generalist agency is context. We already know how SaaS buying committees search, how free trials and demos convert, and how to prove the return to a CFO.
The mechanics overlap, the strategy does not. SaaS SEO targets a portfolio of high-intent queries (comparisons, alternatives, integrations, use cases), plans around long sales cycles and several decision-makers, and measures success in signups and pipeline rather than traffic. A tactic that works for e-commerce or a local business often wastes money for SaaS.
Expect technical fixes and early wins in the first 60 to 90 days, and a real effect on pipeline between months six and nine. Workwize went from 1,852 to 13,420 organic sessions a month over 23 months, and Da Vinci's organic traffic grew about 25 times in 11 months. Anyone promising page one in four weeks is either lucky or lying.
Yes. No e-commerce, no local businesses, no exceptions. It's why our first month goes into your market instead of learning what an MQL is.
Serious B2B SaaS SEO usually runs $4,000 to $25,000 a month. Our plans are $4K, $9K and $15K a month, and most SaaS teams land on $9K. Larger and enterprise programs are scoped individually from $15K. Every plan runs three months, then month to month with thirty days' notice.
Monthly, in the numbers your CFO cares about: organic demos, trials, MQLs and pipeline influenced. Traffic and rankings are in there too, as supporting detail.
No. Nobody controls Google, and an agency that guarantees rankings is selling a promise it can't keep. We agree targets, show our working, and adjust every quarter.
The senior specialists you meet before signing. There is no account-manager relay and no silent handoff to juniors: everyone on your account is on our team page, and your strategist stays with it from kickoff onward.
We are a distributed team of 15, with most specialists in Pakistan and clients across the US and Europe. Work ships overnight and there is always overlap for calls. Every deliverable sits in the shared workspace, whatever anyone's clock says.
Yes. We can own the strategy, briefs and technical tickets while your writers and developers ship, or run the whole program for you. Most teams do a mix of both.
Thirty minutes. Your site, three competitors, and an honest read on whether SEO is worth it for you right now.
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