Ecommerce SEO agency, fixed at €290
Every agency page answering this query ends in a contact form with no number on it. Ours starts with the number. €290 covers the work listed below for one store in one market, agreed before anything begins — and further down is the part nobody publishes: what it does not cover.
What €290 covers
- Product page optimisation — titles, descriptions, headings and image alt text, written for how people search rather than how the catalogue is named.
- Category and collection structure, so the pages that should rank are the ones Google can reach in two clicks.
- Faceted navigation handled properly: filters that generate URLs get canonical or noindex treatment rather than 400 near-identical pages.
- Variant duplication — the single most common technical fault on a store, where one product in six sizes becomes six competing pages.
- Product and Offer structured data, so prices and stock appear in results instead of a bare blue link.
- Core Web Vitals on the templates that matter: category, product, cart. Checkout speed is revenue.
- Google Search Console set up and read, so the outcome is measurable rather than asserted.
How this differs from the pages above us
The price is on the page
We checked every competing page in this result. None publishes a figure — not a range, not a starting point. If a fixed €290 is the wrong shape for your store, you will know that before you spend a call finding out.
We name our limit
Three people. We do not take on stores with tens of thousands of SKUs or multi-warehouse inventory, and we will say so on the first email rather than the third. There is no version of this where the enquiry is qualified out slowly.
The work is checkable
This site scores 100 on Lighthouse SEO and 1.00 on accessibility. You can verify that yourself in ten seconds on any URL here, which is more than can be said for most claims in this industry.
Which platforms, and which we will not touch
We build stores in Next.js, so that is where the work is deepest — templates, rendering and structured data are things we can change directly rather than work around. On Shopify we do the SEO but not the theme development: product and collection optimisation, structured data, internal linking and Search Console, working within the theme you have. Same for WooCommerce and BigCommerce. What we do not do is Magento, and we do not do platform migrations as part of a €290 engagement — a migration is its own project with its own risks and quoting it inside an SEO fee would be misleading about both. If your store is on something not listed here, ask; the answer is usually yes for the SEO and no for the development, and it costs nothing to find out which.
Questions before you enquire
What does €290 not cover?
Content writing beyond product page metadata — if you need 200 category descriptions written, that is quoted separately. Link building, which we do not sell at all. Paid advertising. Platform migration. And ongoing work: €290 is the audit and the implementation, not a monthly retainer. If you want continued monitoring afterwards, that is the €39/month maintenance, and it is optional.
How long before it shows in rankings?
Months, not weeks, and anyone telling you otherwise is selling. Technical fixes — indexation, structured data, Core Web Vitals — register within days to a few weeks. Ranking movement on competitive product terms takes three to six months and depends on things outside the site, chiefly whether anyone links to you. We describe it this way here because we describe it this way to clients.
Do you guarantee first position?
No. Nobody can, and a guarantee is a reliable sign that the thing being sold is not SEO. What we guarantee is the work in the list above, done and shown to you, with Search Console set up so you can see the effect rather than take our word for it.
Why is this cheaper than a US agency?
Because our costs are Montenegrin. We are three people in Podgorica working remotely with clients in the US and Europe. An agency with a US office pays US rent and US salaries and prices accordingly. The work is the same work; the overhead is not.
Can you do the SEO if someone else built the store?
Yes, and most of this work is on stores we did not build. We need admin access and, for a Next.js or custom store, repository access. If neither is possible we can still deliver the audit and hand the implementation to your developer with the changes specified.
What if my store is very small?
Under about thirty products, most of the value is in the basics rather than in an audit — good titles, a sensible category structure and correct structured data. Say so when you write and we will tell you honestly whether €290 is worth spending yet. Sometimes the answer is that it is not.
Send us the store URL
The URL, the platform, and roughly how many products. You get a straight answer on whether this is worth doing, with a price and a timeline, usually within a working day.
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