SEO Agency for SaaS Companies
We grow your organic traffic from Google and AI tools like ChatGPT by fixing your technical SEO and building the content your buyers search for.
Finmatics, an accounting SaaS from Austria, grew organic clicks by 40% within two months of launch.
Trusted by 85+ B2B and SaaS companies across Europe and North America
Your ads keep costing more while organic stands still
Organic search can bring in leads month after month, without a big budget you have to keep feeding.
Paid is your only reliable channel. When the ads stop, the leads stop with them.
Every new customer costs more. CAC keeps climbing, and paid is still the only channel that brings in leads reliably.
Content goes live and nobody finds it. You publish every month, and the posts never reach the first page.
AI tools don't mention you. Your buyers research on Google and in ChatGPT, and you barely show up in either.
We plan your SEO and ship it ourselves
Many SEO agencies send a list of recommendations and leave your team to carry them out.
You get one clear plan.
We decide what to fix, what to publish and in what order.
We do the work.
Technical fixes, new pages and content all get done by our team.
Fixes go live when they're ready.
Because we also build websites, a fix ships as soon as it's done.
Your engineers stay on the product.
Your developers and engineers keep working on what only they can build, and the website is the part we take off their plate.
How we grow search for SaaS companies
Every part of the work is planned around how your buyers look for a tool like yours.
How the work runs month to month
Rankings grow from steady work over time, and this is what that work looks like.
Month one
We audit the site, fix the technical issues, map the searches your buyers make, and start on the pages that already rank just below the top results.
Ongoing
New pages, content updates and technical fixes go out in sprints, following what we mapped in month one.
Biweekly
We go through what went live and what moved since the last check-in.
Monthly
You get a short report on rankings, traffic and AI mentions, and what comes next.
organic clicks.
form submissions. Month One.
CTR
We kept growing Finmatics' search after launch
Finmatics is an AI-powered accounting platform in Austria. After moving their 70+ page site from HubSpot to Webflow, we stayed on for the search work, fixing technical issues, cleaning up form tracking and preparing the site for AI tools.
Everything the engagement covers
Every engagement covers the full search work on Google and in AI tools.
Technical SEO
Crawling, speed, Core Web Vitals and indexing get checked and fixed.
On-page optimization
Titles, meta descriptions, headings, internal links and schema get matched to what your buyers search.
Content
We write new page texts and improve the ones you have, around the topics your buyers search.
GEO - AI Visibility
Content and markup get structured so ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity can find and describe your product.
Link Building
We earn links from relevant sites your buyers already read.
Monthly Reporting
Clear metrics every month. Rankings, traffic, conversions. What moved, what's next.
What it actually feels like to work with us.
Your growth starts with one conversation.
No pitch deck. No pressure. A focused 30-minute call about where you are, where you want to be, and whether we're the right team to get you there.
A few pieces we have written on this
If you want to understand the process before you speak to anyone, these three cover most of what comes up.
What SaaS marketers ask before hiring us
Technical fixes and pages already ranking close to the top usually move first, within the first few months. New pages take longer to build up, and you get the KPIs and the dates we measure them against before work starts.
Yes, though where the clicks come from has changed. Quick factual searches now get answered on the results page, while buyers comparing tools still click through. AI tools also build their answers from pages that already rank, so the same work covers both.
Yes, as long as people search for the problem your product solves. We build pages around those problem searches and the categories buyers already know, and your own category name gets pages ready for when people start searching for it.
No, Google ranks content on how helpful it is, however it was made. Pages lose rankings when they repeat what's already out there, so every page we publish gets written and checked by a person who knows your product.
A subfolder, like /blog or /docs, is usually the better choice, because every link and ranking it earns counts toward your main site. If your docs run on a separate platform, they can often be served under a subfolder anyway, so your team keeps the tool it already uses.
You do. Every page we write lives on your site, every account stays in your name, and the links we earn keep pointing to your pages after the work ends.
No, and nobody honestly can, because Google decides the rankings. What we commit to is the work in the plan and the KPIs we agree on before we start.
It depends on how much of the work you need covered. One in-house hire usually covers strategy or writing, while an agency brings technical SEO, content and links together, and plenty of teams run both.
It depends on how much of the search work you need and how competitive your market is. We go through it on a first call, share a short questionnaire so nothing gets missed, and price the engagement from there.