B2B SEO Agency. Built for long sales cycles and buying committees.

SEO is $50 per page per month with a 10-page minimum, so plans start at $500/month. Most B2B programs — comparison pages, technical feature pages, and sales-enablement content — run 30 to 60 pages, landing between $1,500 and $3,000/month. If you're also running Google Ads, that management fee is 10% of your monthly ad budget with a $600/month minimum, written into your agreement as a flat monthly fee rather than a rate that swings with spend: a $30,000/month budget is a $3,000/month fee, a $50,000/month budget is $5,000/month, and your full ad budget still goes to Google with no markup. Custom pricing applies at large scale. Either way, setup is $0.

Ask three things before you sign. First, do they understand the difference between top-of-funnel awareness content and the comparison, technical, and security pages a shortlisted buyer actually reads — a content mill writing generic "what is [category]" posts won't move your pipeline. Second, can they tie SEO to your CRM so a deal that closes nine months after the first visit still counts, instead of reporting keyword rankings as if that were the goal on its own. Third, do you keep your Google Ads account, GA4 property, and website if you ever part ways — an agency that can't answer that clearly in writing isn't one to sign with.

Rankings for comparison and buyer-intent terms typically start moving in 3–4 months. Meaningful lead volume — demo requests and form fills sourced from organic — usually shows up in 6–8 months. Because B2B sales cycles often run 6 to 18 months, closed-deal attribution takes longer still to show fully; that's exactly why we connect organic activity to your CRM early, so you can see pipeline building before the first long-cycle deal actually closes.

Yes — it's one of the differences between B2B SEO and most SEO work. Alongside comparison and technical pages, we build ROI/TCO breakdowns, implementation and migration guides, and security or compliance one-pagers your reps can send mid-deal, not just pages meant to rank and stop there. If a page won't help either close a deal or get found by someone doing a real evaluation, we don't build it.

We connect Google Analytics and Search Console activity to your CRM (HubSpot, Salesforce, or similar) so a visitor who reads a comparison page in January and closes as a customer in September still shows up as SEO-sourced pipeline, not "direct" or "unknown." Reporting includes both leading indicators — rankings and organic traffic to buyer-intent pages — and the CRM-sourced pipeline and closed-revenue numbers your leadership actually wants to see.

Yes. Content gated behind Marketo, HubSpot, or Pardot forms is invisible to Google by definition, so we build ungated companion pages that earn the ranking while the gated asset still captures the lead. We also fix the crawlability and rendering issues common on Webflow and headless-CMS marketing sites, and make sure your marketing site, blog, and docs subdomains aren't fighting each other for the same rankings.