Website SEO services exist so that Google shows you, and not your competitor, at the moment somebody goes looking for what you sell. Our work splits three ways: repair the technical foundation, publish content that finishes the user's question, and earn the domain real authority. What we will not do is guarantee a ranking, and further down we cite Google on why.
Type in a URL and we check 16 on-page SEO factors in a few seconds: title tag, meta description, H1 structure, schema, response time, images and the rest, with an overall score and a fix for each finding. No call required to see the report, and we do not ask for your email.
The analysis runs on our server; nothing is installed on your site and nothing is changed.
One thing: whether your site is visible in the moment somebody needs what you sell and types it into Google. That is where it parts company with advertising. Switch off an ad campaign and traffic hits zero the same afternoon. An organic position, once earned, keeps working for months with nothing paid daily against it. The trade is that it arrives later, and a stronger competitor moving into the same query can push it back down.
All of it rests on a fast, sanely built website. On a site that takes three seconds to paint, SEO hits a ceiling early, and we say so before the contract rather than six months into it. If what you want is the concept and the learning path instead, "what SEO is and how to reach Google's first page" covers exactly that. This page is about handing the work to us.
Four pillars, worked in parallel. Sell one of them on its own while the others stay broken and the client has wasted the budget.
The floor everything else stands on: website speed optimisation and Core Web Vitals, indexability, URL structure, structured data, sitemaps, redirects, crawl errors and the mobile rendering path. You get a named list of defects with the status of each, not a single composite score.
Keyword research against real search data, topical architecture, rewritten titles, metas and headings, and content that ends the reader's question instead of restating it. Our on-page SEO checklist is the same one we run against our own pages before publishing.
Domain authority from relevant, natural links: placements on outlets that carry traffic of their own, and a link profile that grows at a believable rate. We do not sell bulk link packages, and a site arriving with a spam history gets cleaned up before anything new is built.
Daily positions for your target keywords, organic sessions from Search Console, and a monthly report that answers three questions: what we did, what moved, what happens next month. The tool logins are yours as well, so none of it has to be taken on trust.
These four genuinely differ, and most of the difference is in where the hours go.
The heaviest of the four, because page count is large and duplicate content generates itself: filters, sort orders, out-of-stock products, overlapping categories. The real work is index management and category pages, not article writing. On WooCommerce, speed has to be solved separately or a product page carrying twenty images will never score.
Usually the quickest win available, because the faults repeat from site to site: plugin bloat, a heavy page builder, useless archives sitting in the index, unoptimised images. One thing rarely said out loud: on WordPress, moving to better hosting can outperform a month of content work.
Few pages, and the competition concentrated on a handful of commercial terms. Depth wins here: one service page that is genuinely complete, plus supporting content that links into it. The common mistake is spinning up ten near-identical pages for ten cities, which produces keyword cannibalisation rather than ten rankings.
For a business whose customers come from one city or one district. Here the Google Business Profile, reviews, and a name, address and phone number that match everywhere they appear will move more than link building does. Results also show up sooner, often in weeks rather than months.
RGB's method comes out of 13 years on real Persian-market projects, and every step has something you can hold at the end of it.
We read your site, your competitors and the opportunity in the market using Semrush, Ahrefs and Search Console. The output is an audit that says where you stand and which defect has to be fixed first.
We pick the terms that make money rather than the ones with the biggest numbers, working from what your buyers actually search, then map a content plan across 6 to 12 months.
Speed, crawl errors, schema, internal linking and indexing. Priority follows ranking impact, not what photographs best in a report.
Key pages get rewritten and new content is built around topic clusters, aimed at covering intent well enough that nobody bounces back to Google.
The backlink profile grows naturally and gradually. Quality beats volume, and the rate at which links appear is itself a signal.
Positions are tracked daily, you get a report every month, and the strategy moves with the data. When something does not work, the report says it did not work.
No agency puts this on a services page, because you do not run into it until you have tried to build the tracking yourself. We did.
Standard SEO platforms have no Iran filter. Checking in August 2026 across the subscriptions we pay for ourselves: Ahrefs does not list Iran among its countries at all, and DataForSEO rejects Iran on every location-based keyword route regardless of which code you hand it. The detail that settles the question is its SERP endpoint, which throws an error on Tehran coordinates and returns results perfectly happily for Istanbul. So this is not a broken field.
Two consequences follow, and both cost somebody money. The first is that a figure sold to you as "monthly search volume in Iran" is almost always Persian-language volume worldwide, Afghanistan and the diaspora included. We use that number, because it is the only real one available, but we do not call it Iran and the reports say so explicitly.
The second is that positions cannot come from that route at all, which is why we built our own rank tracker. It reads the result page a real Iranian user is served, daily, split by city and device. The rankings in your monthly report come from that, rather than from a foreign tool averaging a country it cannot see.
If an agency quotes you a precise search volume for Iran, ask one question: which service produced it, and under which country filter? The answer tends to be informative.
SEO pricing is not a fixed number, and anyone handing you a final figure has either not looked at the work or is planning a second invoice later. The plans below are built around the number of target keywords and the type of site, and the rates track the dollar daily. The figure for your project is settled after the free analysis. For smaller, shorter jobs, SEO projects on RGB Freelance come in cheaper.
Prices are shown in US dollars and stay fixed regardless of exchange-rate swings; no need to call for the "real" price.
For young businesses just starting with SEO.
Visibility in "near me" results and Google Maps for one city.
A complete ranking path for corporate sites.
SEO for product and category pages on online stores.
For highly competitive keywords with strong rivals.
For multilingual sites or businesses with an international market.
For sites with over a thousand pages, multi-branch brands, or those needing a dedicated SEO team.
We price the plans on target keyword count because it can be counted and nobody argues about the number later. But keyword count is only the unit of measure. These five are what consume the hours.
| Driver | Why it pushes the cost up | When it stops mattering |
|---|---|---|
| Competition on the target term | Stronger incumbents on page one mean more content, more links and more patience, all three at once. | When you go after long-tail and question-shaped terms; less traffic, usually better conversion. |
| Technical state of the site | A slow or structurally broken site eats the first month of the engagement, and no content ships that month. | If the site is recent and was built to standard, this line is close to zero. |
| Content production | The largest share of the hours. One properly researched specialist article costs a working day. | If you have your own writers and we supply briefs and review instead. |
| Placements and links | Publication fees are set by the outlet and have nothing to do with our fee. You see this line separately and in full. | On low-competition terms and local SEO, it is often not needed at all. |
| Languages or branches | Every language means its own keyword research, its own content, and an hreflang setup that does damage when it is wrong. | Single language and single city is the cheapest configuration there is. |
Real market figures, and why published rates vary so wildly, are laid out in "what website SEO costs in 1405", including a comparison of the usual pricing models.
We also sell speed work, hosting and the site itself, so saying this costs us nothing. For an agency that sells SEO alone it costs a great deal, which is why they do not say it.
SEO redirects demand that already exists; it does not manufacture demand that does not. If nobody is searching for the thing you sell, the market has to be built some other way first. Six months of retainer in that situation is simply spent.
Moderately competitive terms take 3 to 6 months and hard ones take 6 to 12. If your horizon is shorter than that, paid search is the right answer and it is the one we will give you, including when it means we do not sign the contract.
On a site that is slow or keeps falling over, SEO spend leaks straight out of the bucket. We will propose getting the site fast first first, which is both cheaper and faster to show a result, and come back to SEO afterwards.
Even when we write it, one person with your subject knowledge has to confirm the technical claims and the prices. Projects without that person stall in month three, and the client has already paid for it.
In that case the cost of acquiring a customer falls over time, where paid acquisition gets more expensive as more bidders arrive. That is the situation we are looking for.
Google's own documentation states that nobody can guarantee a #1 ranking, and advises caution with anyone who claims to. Page one for this query is full of "guaranteed SEO". Instead of a guaranteed position we commit to full execution, open data, and written KPIs. Source: Google's guidance on hiring an SEO.
RGB's SEO lead holds MOZ, Semrush and Ahrefs Academy certifications. More useful than the certificates: the live projects named further down this page all open, and you can verify their positions yourself right now.
No shortcut that puts the site on the floor at the next core update. Where we inherit a site with a history of manipulative link building, we clean up and disavow first, and we say so in the opening audit rather than halfway through the engagement.
The rank tracker, the analysis tool at the top of this page and the rest of our SEO tooling are our own software running on our own servers. Your reporting data is not sitting with a third party, and you can reproduce any number in it whenever you want.
Four steps, and no money changes hands before the last one.
Put your URL into the tool at the top of this page. The 16-factor report comes back in seconds and you do not have to give us a phone number to read it.
We ask who your customer is, where they come from now, and what one of them is worth. If it becomes obvious in that call that SEO is premature for you, we say so in the call.
A full audit of the site and the competitive set, then a proposed plan with target keywords, a schedule and a final figure. Nothing is committed at this point.
Measurable indicators go into the contract, and we take access to Search Console, Analytics and the site's admin. Work starts that same week.
These rankings are pulled from real Google results data. Google rankings shift constantly, so we invite you to check them yourself right now:
A highly competitive term backed by 1,069 workout pages; the result of RGB's content architecture and technical SEO.
On track for page one; Faragiri has hundreds of course pages climbing step by step.
One example among dozens of educational terms that entered the results from zero.
Our international SEO project in the English-speaking market; the toughest competitive arena in the world.
Honesty matters: no site "owns" a ranking, and it shifts daily. Check these exact claims yourself with our free Google ranking checker; we work with the same transparency on your site too.
What is worth knowing before you order website SEO, stated plainly.
At RGB it starts at $50 a month, and because it is calculated on the live dollar rate the table above is always current. The final figure depends on how competitive the terms are, the state the site is in, and whether content production sits with us or with you. The analysis and the consultation before any contract are free.
There is no single answer, and anyone who gives you a firm number has not looked at your keyword. A low-competition local term is sometimes two or three months of work. For something like "web design", where dozens of agencies have been investing for years, talking about less than a year is not realistic. The opening audit gives you the distance for each target term separately.
Typically 3 to 6 months on moderately competitive terms and 6 to 12 on hard ones. Early gains from technical repair often show in traffic inside the first 4 to 8 weeks. Anyone promising a guaranteed result in a month is selling a trick whose penalty you will be the one paying.
None on the position, because Google states in its own documentation that nobody can guarantee a ranking. What is guaranteed is full execution of the agreed work, open data, and written KPIs. In a month where the work we committed to did not happen, that month is not invoiced.
On the comprehensive plans and above, yes, SEO-led content production is inside the plan. On the startup plan it is not, and we supply briefs and structure only. That separation is deliberate, because plenty of clients already have a writer and should not pay for one twice.
Yes, target keyword count is our pricing unit, because it is countable and it keeps the scope from being argued about later. It is not the whole picture though: the table above, on what the cost is made of, sets out what else moves the figure.
Yes; WordPress, WooCommerce and custom-coded sites. On stores, most of the work lands on category pages, on the duplicate content that filters generate, and on product-page SEO, which is the part that shows up directly in sales.
Every month you get positions for the target terms from our own rank tracker, organic traffic from Search Console, the work completed, and the plan for the coming month. You hold direct access to the tools and the data as well, so no figure in it rests on our word alone.
We start with a full audit. If manipulative link building or black-hat work turns up, cleanup and disavow come first and building comes after. A bad history is repairable, but it takes time and we put that into the schedule from day one.
Start with the free analysis. We will show you exactly how far you sit from the top of Google and how much work closing that gap takes.
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