SEO Packages and Pricing for Monthly, Local and Ecommerce SEO

These are our SEO pricing packages, published in full so you can compare them before you speak to anyone. Many agencies keep SEO service pricing behind a sales call, which makes it hard to tell whether you are even talking to the right people. We would rather you see the plans, read what each tier covers, and come to us already knowing which one fits.

There are four groups: monthly SEO plans, local SEO plans, ecommerce SEO plans and one-off SEO audits. Each has its own section below with the live plans and a link to the service page that explains the work in detail. For every other service we offer, see the main pricing page.

How Our SEO Packages Work

Our monthly SEO services run as retainers with a 3-month minimum term. Three months is enough to fix foundations, publish and improve content, and see early movement in Search Console, while being short enough that you are not locked in if the fit is wrong. Audits are fixed price and stand alone, so you can buy one without committing to a retainer.

• Contracts in USD. Every contract and invoice comes from 95 Solutions LLC, our US company, in US dollars. Clients in the UK, Canada, Australia and the UAE buy the same plans on the same terms.
• Senior-led on every tier. Our founder, Mustafa, leads strategy on every account, from the smallest plan up. Higher tiers add more work each month, not a more senior person.
• You own the work. Search Console, GA4, content, schema and any links earned stay with you if you leave.
• Honest tier advice. If your site needs less than the plan you picked, we say so before you sign. If the work outgrows your plan later, we explain why before suggesting a change.

Which SEO Package Fits You

Looking for SEO packages for small business? If you serve customers in a set area, start with Local Starter, because your Google Business Profile and service pages usually bring results fastest. If you sell nationally or online, Starter or Store Starter is the usual entry point. If you are unsure what is holding the site back, an Essentials Audit first shows where the money should go.

Monthly SEO Packages

These plans are built for service businesses, SaaS companies and B2B sites that sell through leads, demos or quote requests. As a rule of thumb, Starter suits a smaller site that needs technical foundations fixed and steady on-page and content work around a focused set of topics. Growth adds more content and outreach each month for sites in busier markets. Scale is for larger sites, several product lines or competitive categories where technical, content and link work all run in parallel. The plan cards list exactly what each tier includes.

The work behind these plans is explained on our SEO services page, with more detail on technical SEO and on page SEO.

Local SEO Packages and Pricing

These plans focus on the searches that trigger a map pack or a "near me" result: Google Business Profile optimization, consistent name, address and phone citations, review generation and responses, location and service area pages, and local links. Local plans are priced mainly by the number of locations and how competitive each market is. Local Starter is built around a single location, Local Growth adds more content and link work for busier markets, and Multi-Location covers brands with several branches that each need their own profile and page.

See how the work is delivered on our local SEO services page, or run through our local SEO checklist first to see where your profile stands.

Ecommerce SEO Packages

Store pricing depends mostly on catalog size, platform and how much of the work involves templates rather than individual pages. Store plans cover collection and category page optimization, product page templates, faceted navigation and parameter handling, product schema, internal linking between categories and products, and content that supports buying decisions. Store Starter suits a focused catalog, Store Growth adds more category and content work each month, and Store Scale is for large catalogs where technical and content work have to move together.

Platform specifics are covered on our ecommerce SEO services, Shopify SEO and WooCommerce SEO pages.

Fixed-Price SEO Audit Packages

SEO audits are fixed price, so you know the full cost before we start. The Essentials Audit gives you a prioritized list of the issues that matter most. The Full SEO Audit goes deeper across technical, content and keyword issues, and the plan cards list its exact scope. Audit and Fix adds implementation of the priority fixes, which suits teams without spare developer time. An audit is also the right first step before a redesign or migration.

Read what each audit covers on our SEO audit services page, or use our SEO audit checklist to review the basics yourself.

What Every SEO Package Includes

• Onboarding and access review. We confirm Search Console, GA4 and CMS access are set up correctly and owned by you, and fix tracking gaps before reporting on anything.
• A keyword and page map. Each target search intent is assigned to one page, so your own pages do not compete with each other for the same query.
• Technical monitoring. Regular crawls catch new 404s, noindex mistakes, broken internal links and template changes before they cost traffic.
• Monthly reporting in plain English. Search Console and GA4 data, what we did, what moved, what did not, and the plan for next month.
• Direct access to the strategist. You talk to the person setting the strategy, not an account manager relaying messages.

We do not sell separate technical SEO packages or on-page SEO packages. Technical fixes and on-page work are part of every monthly tier, because a plan that improves page content while ignoring a broken template (or the reverse) rarely moves anything.

What each inclusion means for you

Services Priced Separately

Some SEO work varies too much in scope to fit neatly inside a monthly tier, so it has its own pricing. You can add any of these to a plan or buy them on their own.

• Link building services for white-hat outreach and digital PR beyond what your plan includes.
• SEO content writing when you need more articles or pages than your plan covers.
• AI search optimization for visibility in ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and AI Overviews.
• SEO migration services for replatforms, redesigns and domain moves, priced as fixed projects.
• Programmatic SEO for large page sets built from structured data.

What Moves the Price Between Tiers

The right tier comes down to how much work the site needs each month to move, not to how large your company is. These are the factors we look at when recommending a plan:

• Site size and template count. A 30-page service site and a store with thousands of products need very different amounts of technical and on-page work.
• Competition. A niche B2B term with a handful of serious competitors needs less content and outreach than a crowded consumer category.
• Locations. Each branch or service area adds a profile, citations, reviews and a page to maintain.
• Content volume. Some markets are won with a few strong pages, others need a steady publishing schedule.
• Who implements. If your developers make the changes, the plan can focus on strategy and briefs. If we implement, that time is built into the tier.

Monthly Retainers vs Other SEO Pricing Models

One-time SEO or an ongoing SEO package?

A one-time project makes sense when the problem is defined: a technical audit before a redesign, a migration, or a fix list your own team will implement. An ongoing package makes sense when you want traffic and leads to grow, because rankings depend on steady content, internal linking, outreach and maintenance that do not stop after one round of fixes. Many clients start with an audit, implement the urgent fixes, then move to a monthly plan once the foundations are sound.

Hourly SEO, per-keyword pricing and pay-for-performance

We do not offer per-keyword or pay-per-ranking pricing. Both push an agency toward easy, low-value terms and away from the pages that bring in revenue. Hourly consulting suits teams with in-house SEO staff who need a second opinion, and that is available through a dedicated marketer or a custom scope.

Why Are SEO Packages Often the Wrong Way to Buy SEO?

Because many packages sell a fixed list of outputs, such as ten blog posts and twenty links a month, whatever your site actually needs. A site with a broken template does not need more articles, and a site with strong pages but little authority does not need another audit. Output-based packages reward the agency for volume, not for results.

Our tiers work differently. Each one sets how much senior time and delivery capacity goes into your site each month, and the keyword map and audit decide what that time is spent on. If you are hunting for affordable SEO packages, judge them by the same test: does the plan change based on what your site needs, or would every client get the same deliverables?

What We Will Not Sell You

• Guaranteed rankings or promises of page one. Nobody controls Google, and anyone who guarantees positions is guessing or cutting corners.
• Links from private blog networks or paid link schemes, which put your domain at risk.
• Bulk directory submissions that add hundreds of low-quality listings.
• Mass AI-generated pages published without review or a uniqueness check.
• Long lock-in contracts. The minimum term is 3 months.

How to Compare SEO Packages From Different Agencies

Two packages at a similar price can contain very different amounts of real work. Put each proposal through the same checklist:

1. Who does the strategy? Ask for the name and background of the person who will make decisions on your account, and whether you will speak to them.
2. What happens in month one? A good answer names specific checks and outputs. "Onboarding" alone is not an answer.
3. How is work chosen each month? Look for a plan driven by your audit and keyword map, not a fixed count of posts and links.
4. Who owns the accounts and content? Search Console, GA4, content and any links should stay with you.
5. What is excluded? Content writing, link building, developer time and tools are often add-ons. Ask for a written list.
6. How do you leave? Check the minimum term, notice period and what you receive on exit.
7. What does the report show? Ask for a sample. It should show clicks, impressions, leads or revenue from organic traffic, not only ranking screenshots.

Evaluating enterprise SEO packages

For enterprise, multi-brand or multi-language sites, packaged tiers rarely fit. Judge enterprise proposals on how they handle developer release cycles, template-level changes across thousands of URLs, hreflang and international structure, log file analysis, governance between teams, and reporting by business unit. We scope these individually rather than forcing them into a published tier.

Hidden Costs and Add-Ons to Check in Any SEO Package

• Content writing. Some packages include strategy but bill every article separately. Ours state what content work is included in each tier, and extra writing is priced through SEO content writing.
• Developer time. Technical fixes still need someone to implement them. Ask whether the agency implements or only recommends.
• Tool subscriptions. Ask whether the cost of tools such as Ahrefs, Semrush or rank trackers is built into the plan or passed on to you as a separate charge.
• Setup fees. Check whether onboarding, audits or tracking fixes are billed on top of the first month.
• Link budgets. Paid placements are sometimes passed through as an extra line. We do not buy links from networks, and outreach beyond a plan is quoted through link building services.

How Starting an SEO Package Works, Step by Step

1. Enquiry (day 1). You request a free audit or send a message. We reply within one business day.
2. Short call (within the first week). 20 to 30 minutes on your goals, markets, current traffic and who on your side can implement changes.
3. Written scope (2 to 3 business days after the call). The recommended plan, what months one to three will cover and anything we think you do not need.
4. Onboarding (week 1 of the contract). Access to Search Console, GA4 and your CMS, a tracking check and a kickoff call to agree priorities.
5. Delivery and reporting (monthly). Work starts on the highest-impact items, with a report and review call each month.

What an SEO Package Delivers Each Month and How Success Is Measured

Each month you receive a written report covering the work completed, the pages changed or published, technical issues found and fixed, and the plan for the following month. Behind it sit live files you can open at any time: the keyword and page map, the fix list and the content calendar.

We measure success with numbers you can verify in your own accounts: organic clicks and impressions in Search Console, the number of queries and pages getting impressions, organic leads, calls or revenue in GA4, and visibility for the priority pages in the keyword map. We do not promise positions. We do promise to explain each month what moved, what did not and why.

Who Our SEO Packages Are Not Right For

• Businesses that need leads within weeks. Paid search is the faster channel, and our SEO vs PPC guide explains when each makes sense.
• Sites about to be rebuilt in the next two to three months. Start with an audit or migration plan, then begin a monthly package on the new site.
• Buyers comparing only on the lowest monthly price. A cheap plan that cannot fund real work costs more over a year than a plan that moves the site.
• Anyone looking for guaranteed rankings or a fixed number of links per month.

What the First 90 Days Look Like

1. Month 1: foundations. Access and tracking checks, a technical review, the keyword and page map, and the first round of high-impact fixes.
2. Month 2: pages. On-page updates to priority pages, new or improved content for the biggest gaps, and internal linking changes.
3. Month 3: momentum and review. More content, outreach where your plan includes it, and a review of what moved in Search Console, with the plan for the next quarter.

SEO compounds slowly, and the timeline depends on your starting point. Our guides on how much SEO costs and how long SEO takes explain what to expect. If you are not sure which plan fits, request a free audit and we will recommend one, or contact us for a custom quote.