Transparent SEO retainers for early-stage B2B SaaS
Most agencies hide pricing until the third conversation. We publish our starting packages because serious SaaS teams need to qualify budget fast, compare options, and understand what is actually included.
If an agency cannot explain how its price maps to outputs and outcomes, you are buying blind. We want you to know the range before we ever talk.
Most SaaS SEO agencies force a sales call before they even hint at cost. We publish the numbers so qualified teams can self-select fast.
Pricing is anchored to what gets delivered: strategy, article volume, backlinks, updates, and reporting. No vague retainers.
If a program needs more content, links, or recovery work, we explain why. Transparent pricing only works when the tradeoffs are explicit.
One monthly engagement. The scope stays broad; priorities change according to your situation and what the data shows.
Strategy, execution, and iteration, handled from end to end.
Paid placements, large development projects, and other third-party costs are scoped separately.
You work directly with Younès, who owns the strategy, priorities, and execution. Specialist writers, developers, or designers are brought in when the work requires them.
You don't manage writers, freelancers, briefs, or delivery. We keep the work moving.
Recommendations are turned into pages, updates, links, and technical improvements.
You see what shipped, what changed, and what we're prioritizing next.
The roadmap changes when results, your product, or your market change.
Transparent pricing works best when the buyer already knows the growth problem and wants a fast answer on fit, budget, and expected scope.
Best fit for B2B SaaS teams doing $30k-$200k MRR
Useful when you need strategy, content, and links in one team
Not a fit if you only want raw blog volume with no commercial focus
Because buyers hate opaque agency sales processes. If you're comparing SEO partners, price is part of qualification. We would rather filter early than waste two calls getting there.
They are transparent starting points for the common situations we handle: starting from zero, recovering weak performance, or scaling a working channel. Scope can move if your site needs unusual technical cleanup or a larger program.
No. The packages are month-to-month. That keeps the pressure on us to keep the program useful instead of relying on contract length.
We are not selling article count alone. The service combines keyword strategy, BOFU/MOFU content, authority building, visuals, updates, and performance tracking around revenue-oriented SEO.