SEO Pricing — How Much Does Website Positioning Cost 【2026】

Comprehensive technical site audit, optimization recommendations and implementation, broad long-tail keyword targeting, cyclical page-level SEO analysis, internal linking optimization, Google Business Profile optimization.

Conversion measurement and analysis, UX/SXO audits to support sales, cyclical actions to stimulate conversions and revenue.

SEO and user-intent content creation, content publishing on your site, existing content analysis and optimization, dedicated copywriter, competitor content analysis for top 10 Google results, blog and guide article creation.

Monthly performance reports, full project documentation with SEO progress tracking, quarterly project calls.

Inbound link profile audit and cleanup, public directory links, private NAP network links, sponsored articles, dedicated link network placements.

Direct access to an in-house SEO specialist, dedicated team of 5 specialists, free training through widoczni Academy, Google Ads account analysis, 5% discount on PPC campaign management, additional SEO consultations included.

Domain age, past SEO activities, and domain registration length all affect how Google evaluates your site — and how much work is needed to build or restore trust.

An extensive but low-quality link profile may require cleanup work. No link profile at all means building one from scratch with quality sources — both scenarios affect pricing.

The number of pages and technical flexibility of your CMS impact the complexity and cost of optimization.

Whether your site has well-written, optimized content or needs significant copywriting work directly affects the scope and cost.

More keywords and higher competition mean more work across optimization, content creation, and link building.

Local SEO targeting a specific market involves less competition and faster results than national campaigns, which require broader strategies and higher budgets.

If your team isn't ready for content or structural changes on the site, alternative solutions need to be developed — which requires additional work.

We assess your store's history, previous SEO work, existing errors, Google penalties, and starting point to determine the right scope and pricing.

More pages mean more work. E-commerce SEO covers not just the homepage, but category pages, product pages, and informational pages.

Highly competitive industries require more strategic work to reach the top 10. Niche markets are less competitive and typically cost less.

The more competitors targeting the same keywords, the more intense — and costly — the SEO effort needs to be.

Paying only for specific keyword rankings sounds attractive, but it leads to narrow strategies, risky shortcuts, and often targets low-competition keywords that don't drive real business results.

Paying for traffic volume seems logical, but high traffic doesn't always mean high conversions. Quick traffic spikes can result from risky tactics that may trigger Google penalties.

Tying SEO payments to sales sounds ideal, but SEO is only one factor in the purchase decision. Offer quality, site usability, and customer service all play roles — making this model impractical and conflict-prone.

Our subscription model covers the full scope of SEO: technical optimization, content strategy, link building, UX improvements, competitor analysis, and continuous monitoring. You pay a fixed monthly fee, and results compound over time. The downside is paying before seeing results. The upside: natural, Google-friendly actions, whole-site optimization, long-term stability, and a budget that supports a real team with professional tools.

SEO pricing depends on many factors. To provide a quote, we run a site audit and learn about your business, industry, and marketing challenges. Pricing factors include site history, existing optimization, industry competition, keyword selection, business goals, reach, site size, and more.

Many factors shape SEO costs, including site size, its history and previous optimization work, technical quality, industry, and competitive landscape.

Extremely low pricing often indicates ineffective methods or risky strategies. It's worth understanding what costs an agency actually incurs — if the price seems unrealistically low, there's a real risk that such SEO will do more harm than good.

We use a subscription model. Pay-per-result models push agencies toward quick wins that are often short-lived and risky. A fixed monthly fee supports natural, sustainable actions with long-term results.

We offer a free SEO audit for both current and prospective clients. We also provide paid comprehensive audits for deeper analysis. Other agencies may include a paid audit in their quote — we recommend asking upfront.

Local SEO typically costs less than broad-reach SEO. With local targeting, you compete only with businesses in your region, which can make achieving high rankings faster and more affordable.