Pricing
How much does SEO cost?
SEO is usually sold as a monthly retainer, with the fee set by the size of your site and how competitive your market is. Ours starts from £400 a month.
How SEO is priced
- Monthly retainer: ongoing technical work, content and links. The most common model.
- One-off audit: a review with a list of fixes for your team to make.
- Project fee: a fixed price for something specific, like a site migration.
What affects the price
A ten-page local business site and a large online shop need very different amounts of work. Competition matters too: ranking for a busy national term takes more content and links than a local search.
If you need pages in more than one language or country, each version needs its own work.
What you should get for your money
- Technical fixes, in order of impact
- Keyword research tied to what your customers actually search for
- New or improved pages and content
- Work to earn mentions and links from relevant sites
- A monthly report on rankings, traffic and enquiries
How to compare quotes
Ask each agency what they'll do in the first three months, and who will do it. A clear plan from a named specialist is worth more than a long list of vague deliverables.
Our pricing
SEO management starts from £400 a month. We confirm the exact fee after a short fact find. Contracts are 30 days, rolling.
FAQs
Why is SEO a monthly cost?
Search results keep changing. Competitors publish, Google updates its systems, and your site needs regular work to keep up.
Can I just pay for an audit?
Yes. An audit with a clear list of fixes is useful if you have someone in-house to make them.
Is cheap SEO worth it?
Rarely. Very low fees usually mean automated reports and little real work.