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Every price, in the open.

Six services. Six real numbers. No “contact us for a quote” anywhere on this site.

€1,490SEO Audit (one-off)
€890Local SEO (/month)
€2,400Technical SEO (/month)
€2,900Content & On-Page SEO (/month)
€3,200Digital PR & Link Building (/month)
€3,500E-Commerce SEO (/month)

Every service, priced

One-off vs. retainer, side by side

One-off Audit

Price
from €1,490
Commitment
None — a single delivered engagement
Cancellation
Full refund within 14 days if work hasn’t started; pro-rated once it has
What’s included
Full written report + walkthrough call

Monthly Retainer

Price
from €890–€3,500/month, depending on service
Commitment
3-month minimum, then 30 days’ written notice
Billing
Monthly in advance; part-months aren’t refunded once they’ve begun
What’s included
Ongoing work + fixed monthly reporting

Why we publish prices

Most agencies we’ve seen quote after a sales call whose only real purpose is to reveal a number. We publish the number first, which means the free review call is free to be about strategy instead of price discovery. It’s also the one differentiator on this page you don’t have to take our word for: every price above was here before you asked. What changes it is scope, not negotiation — catalog size, number of locations, competitiveness of your market, and how much technical debt has built up all move the final quote up or down from the published “from” anchor. We’ll name exactly which of those applies to you on the call, before you commit to anything.

Pricing questions

It's the real starting price for a standard-scope engagement of that type — a single-domain site for the audit, a single location for Local SEO, a single-platform catalog for E-Commerce SEO. Larger or more complex scopes cost more, quoted exactly before you commit.

For the audit: multiple domains, subdomains, or markets. For retainers: catalog size, number of locations, competitiveness of the market, and how much existing technical debt needs fixing before new work can start.

Most SEO work — content, technical fixes, authority-building — needs at least that long to show a measurable, attributable change. A shorter minimum would mean judging the work before it's had time to work.

We agree any change in writing before it's billed — no silent scope creep, no surprise invoice.

The free review call, the proposal itself, and any month where notice has been correctly given and the term has ended — you're never billed for work that hasn't started or has already been wound down.

The number's already here. Let's talk about scope.

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