What each monthly price actually buys.
Three tiers, every price published on this page — S$1,000, S$1,688 and S$2,488 a month. No sales call needed to find out the number, and a written list of what each tier does not include.
1 — Where your website is right now
2 — What you need to happen first
Every line is a published deliverable from the live tiers below — nothing here is estimated.
Below a certain monthly fee the work does not get cheaper — it gets removed, quietly, one item at a time. So rather than argue about price, here is the ladder with our floor marked on it, and exactly what is missing at each rung beneath it.
Nobody is doing manual work on your site each month at this price. You are paying for an automated audit and the PDF it generates.
What is missingA strategist, implemented fixes, content, and links.
Enough to do a single job properly — a technical clean-up, or a Google Business Profile pushed hard for one suburb. Not that plus content plus links.
What is missingEverything except the one lever you pick.
The first rung where an audit, on-page work, sitemap submission and ranking tracking happen in the same month, on the same site, by the same team.
Why this is the floorIt is the least that can move a ranking. Affordable SEO Singapore has to mean this before it means anything.
Technical, content and authority run in parallel instead of taking turns. This is the rung where each month builds on the last rather than resetting it.
What this addsSchema and page speed, competitor analysis, link building, map SEO.
The same three tiers we publish sitewide, with the same deliverables. Nothing is held back for a sales call.
Get found, get the foundations right.
The full programme most SMEs run.
Authority, local and scale.
| Deliverable | Lite · S$1,000 | Standard · S$1,688 | Business · S$2,488 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keywords optimised | 10+ | 20+ | 30+ |
| Blog content per month | Up to 2 | Up to 4 | 6 |
| On-page SEO (H1, meta) | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Website audit | Preliminary | Full technical audit | Comprehensive + regular |
| Schema & page-speed work | Not included | Yes | Yes |
| Competitor link analysis | Not included | Yes | Yes |
| Monthly performance report | Ranking tracking only | Yes | Yes |
| External link building | Not included | Not included | Yes |
| Google Business Profile & map SEO | Not included | Not included | Yes |
| Lock-in contract | None | None | None |
Need something these tiers do not cover — a multi-location rollout, or a catalogue with thousands of URLs? We scope it directly rather than force it into a package. The full method behind every tier is on our SEO services Singapore page.
A small business does not need less SEO than an enterprise. It needs the same work applied to a much smaller surface — fewer pages, fewer keywords, one location instead of nine. That is why an entry tier can be genuine rather than token.
It buys a preliminary audit and the technical fixes that come out of it, on-page optimisation of your real money pages, a sitemap Google can actually read, URL inspection in Search Console so new pages get seen, and ten or more keywords tracked so you can see movement rather than be told about it. For a five-page services site in one suburb, that is a complete programme, not a starter kit.
It does not buy external link building, and that matters more than most agencies admit — in a contested Singapore category, authority is usually the constraint, not content. It does not buy schema and page-speed engineering. It does not buy Google Business Profile management or map-pack work. If your customers find you by searching on a phone near your shop, the map pack is the thing that matters, and that sits in the Business tier.
Tick the statements that describe your business below. If four or more are true, the entry tier is genuinely enough for now — and we will say so rather than upsell you.
A one-shop, one-suburb business has a small surface to optimise. Small surface, small scope, real work — that is what an entry tier should mean.
Not a warning about villains. It is arithmetic: a monthly fee has to cover the hours inside it, and when the fee is too small, something has to be removed. These are the four things that get removed, in the order they usually go.
Reporting gets automated, the audit becomes a tool export, and nobody senior looks at your site between invoices. You still get a PDF. The PDF is not the work.
Four thin posts are cheaper to produce than one page that actually answers the query. Thin pages do not rank, and they quietly dilute the pages that could have.
Cheap link volume comes from link farms and throwaway domains. It is the one shortcut that can leave your domain measurably worse off than doing nothing, and cleaning it up is slow.
Crawl errors, slow templates and broken schema are invisible to a client and expensive in hours — so at a low fee they are the first thing quietly dropped from scope.
Nine months of fees are spent, the rankings have not moved, and the next agency starts by undoing the content and disavowing the links. You pay for the same foundation twice.
Ask for last month's work log from a current client, not a proposal. An agency that cannot show you what it actually did in the past 30 days is selling a plan, not a programme.
Before you compare two quotes, check they are scoped against the same site. Most of the gap between agencies is scope, not margin.
We would rather tell you this than sell you a package that cannot work. Four things, in this order, cost nothing but your time and will out-perform a S$300 retainer:
Come back when those four are done. You will need a smaller package than you think — and we will have a much better idea of what is actually holding you back.
A package is a promise about a repeating month. Here is the shape of that month, so you can check any agency's answer against it — including ours.
Technical findings get fixed, not just listed. On-page work lands on the pages that can realistically move this quarter, chosen from ranking data rather than from a wishlist.
Content is written, reviewed and published. Where the tier includes it, competitor link analysis and outreach run in parallel — authority work is slow, so it cannot wait for a quiet month.
You get a report that names positions, pages and next actions in plain English. If a number went down, it says so and says why. Reporting that only ever contains good news is not reporting.
Month-to-month, throughout. If a month's work does not justify the next one, you should be free to stop — and you are.
Positions, pages and next actions — the three things a monthly report has to contain to be worth reading.
Our own SEO packages Singapore pricing is published in full on this page: S$1,000 a month for Lite, S$1,688 for Standard and S$2,488 for Business. Across the wider market you will see anything from under S$500 to several thousand a month, and the difference is almost entirely scope — how many keywords, how much content, whether technical work and link building are inside the fee or sold as extras.
The useful question is not "how much" but "how much of what". Ask any agency to put the deliverables in writing next to the number, as we have done above.
At minimum: keyword research and mapping, on-page optimisation, a technical audit with the fixes actually implemented, and ranking tracking you can see. Higher tiers add content volume, schema and page-speed engineering, competitor link analysis, external link building, and Google Business Profile and map-pack work.
The comparison table above shows exactly which of those sit in which of our tiers, including the ones that do not.
Lite at S$1,000 a month is our entry tier, and it is a real programme rather than a token one — audit, technical fixes, on-page work, sitemap submission, Search Console validation and 10+ keywords tracked.
Below that we would rather not take your money. If S$1,000 a month is out of reach right now, the four free steps in the section above will move you further than a S$300 retainer would.
Most small businesses with one location and a handful of service pages start on Lite. It covers the foundations properly, which is where nearly every small-business site is actually losing.
The exception is a small business whose customers search on a phone nearby — a clinic, a workshop, a restaurant. For those, Google Business Profile and map SEO are the deciding factor, and those sit in the Business tier. We will tell you which case you are before you commit.
No. All packages operate month to month — no 12-month lock-in, no cancellation penalty. A package should keep your business by working, not by contract.
Technical and on-page changes can show within weeks. Movement on competitive commercial keywords is a matter of months, not weeks, and anyone promising page one in 30 days is describing a keyword nobody searches.
What you should expect early is evidence of work and movement in the right direction — pages getting indexed, impressions appearing, positions climbing out of the twenties — before revenue follows.
No. We do not participate in grant programmes and we are not a registered vendor under any of them. If an agency's pitch leans on grant eligibility, ask them to show you the listing.
This page is about price and scope — what each tier of our SEO packages Singapore costs, and what is inside it. Our SEO services Singapore page is about method: how the audit, on-page, content and authority work is actually done.
If you want to be found inside AI answers as well as in Google's blue links, that is a different discipline again — see AI SEO Singapore.
Send us the site and the number you have in mind. You will get a straight answer about which tier fits, whether a cheaper one would do, and what we would not attempt at that budget — before anyone talks about signing anything.
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