Ecommerce SEO Packages: Affordable Plans Priced by Catalogue Size

All our ecommerce website SEO packages include a technical store audit, category and product page optimisation, Product and Offer schema, link building, and weekly and monthly reporting. Volumes scale by tier: Basic covers up to 100 products with 5 categories and 20 product pages optimised, while Professional covers up to 2,000 products with 40 categories and 250 product pages. The full matrix is in the comparison table.

$499, $999 or $1,999 a month depending on catalogue size, with custom pricing for enterprise and multi-store brands. The same three prices apply across all our single-service packages, so an ecommerce SEO plan and a standard SEO plan at the same tier cost the same — what differs is the work, which is scaled to products and categories rather than pages alone.

Because catalogue size drives almost all the work. A 100-product store and a 2,000-product store have different crawl budgets, different duplication problems and a different number of category pages to optimise. Pricing by page count alone, as a standard SEO plan does, badly under-describes what a large store needs.

Yes — Basic exists for exactly that, at $499 a month for catalogues up to 100 products. It includes the full technical audit, Product and Offer schema, 5 category pages, 20 product pages and link building. The things removed at that tier are volume and depth, not the diagnostics that decide whether the store can rank at all.

Technical fixes can show up in indexation within weeks. Ranking and revenue movement on competitive category terms usually takes three to six months, and longer on large catalogues where crawl recovery has to happen before anything else registers. Any agency promising ranked category pages in thirty days is describing a hope.

Yes, and the audit starts from the problems each platform actually has — collection duplication on Shopify, plugin bloat and attribute URLs on WooCommerce, layered navigation parameters on Magento. Tell us the platform when you request a quote.

Feed review is included from Advanced, because title, price and availability mismatches between your feed and your site weaken organic and cause Shopping disapprovals at the same time. If you are also running paid Shopping, our product feed management service covers the full feed build.

Each one is a URL decision — redirect to the nearest equivalent, keep the page with alternatives shown, or remove it properly. Left unmanaged they become a slow leak of authority and a poor experience. We set a policy in the audit and apply it consistently from Advanced upward.

Three months minimum, renewable quarterly, with payment in advance at the start of each cycle. Three months is the shortest period in which technical fixes and content work produce data worth judging.

Yes, free of charge. Send the store URL and you receive a written document covering your indexed URL count against your real product count, the crawl waste we can see, and which tier your catalogue actually needs. You keep it whether or not you work with us.

No — these are organic SEO plans. If you want ecommerce marketing packages that cover both, run one of the plans above alongside a PPC package at the same tier; the feed and schema work overlaps, so the two cost less together than either does bolted onto the other later.