SEO packages Singapore
What each monthly price actually buys. Three tiers, every price printed on this page: S$1,000, S$1,688 and S$2,488 a month. No sales call to find out the number, and a written list of what each tier does not include.
Drag the budget: it tells you which tier your number lands in, what that tier buys, and what the next few hundred dollars would unlock. All from the published tiers below.
Foundations in one month: audit and fixes, on-page work, sitemap, Search Console validation, 10+ keywords tracked.
S$188 more a month unlocks Standard: schema and page speed, competitor link analysis, a monthly report.
Every line is a published deliverable from the tiers below. Nothing here is estimated.
An SEO package is a fixed monthly retainer with the work written down in advance: how many keywords, how much content, and whether technical fixes and link building sit inside the fee or are sold as extras. A package is only as honest as its exclusions list, which is why ours is printed on this page line by line, next to the price.
Our SEO packages Singapore price list, in full
The same three tiers we publish sitewide, with the same deliverables. Nothing is held back for a sales call, and the table underneath says what each tier leaves out. Affordable SEO Singapore starts at S$1,000 here, because below that the work is removed rather than discounted.
Lite
- 10+ keywords optimised and tracked
- Up to 2 blog posts a month
- Detailed on-page SEO: titles, H1, meta
- Preliminary website audit and technical fixes
- Sitemap.xml creation and submission
- Search Console URL inspection and validation
- Keyword ranking tracking
Standard
- 20+ keywords optimised
- Up to 4 blog posts a month
- Everything in Lite
- Full technical audit and implementation: schema, Search Console, page speed
- Competitor link analysis
- Targeted optimisation of existing content
- Monthly performance report
Business
- 30+ keywords optimised
- 6 blog posts a month
- Everything in Lite and Standard
- Skyscraper content
- External link building and high-authority outreach
- Google Business Profile setup and local map SEO
- Comprehensive technical SEO, regular audits
What each tier includes, and what it does not
| Deliverable | Lite · S$1,000 | Standard · S$1,688 | Business · S$2,488 |
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| Keywords optimised | 10+ | 20+ | 30+ |
| Blog content per month | Up to 2 | Up to 4 | 6 |
| On-page SEO (titles, H1, meta) | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Website audit | Preliminary | Full technical audit | Comprehensive, repeated |
| Schema and 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 and map SEO | Not included | Not included | Yes |
Local map work is part of Business; it is also sold on its own as local SEO Singapore from S$500 a month. The method behind every tier is on our SEO services Singapore page.
SEO for small business Singapore: what S$1,000 a month can and cannot do
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.
What S$1,000 a month does
The seven lines on the Lite card above, applied to a small surface. For a five-page services site in one neighbourhood that is a complete programme, not a starter kit: the audit finds the faults, the fixes land, the money pages get their titles and headings right, and ten keywords are tracked so you see movement rather than being told about it.
What it does not do
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. If four or more are true, the entry tier is genuinely enough for now, and we will say so rather than upsell you.
Tick the ones that are true.
Why the cheapest quote usually costs more by month nine
Not a warning about villains. A monthly fee has to cover the hours inside it, and when the fee is too small, something has to be removed. Here is a S$500 retainer drawn as an invoice, with 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 question. 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.
The rankings have not moved. The next agency starts by undoing the content and disavowing the links, and only then begins the audit the first one skipped. You pay for the same foundation twice; the cheap retainer was the expensive one.
Our floor is S$1,000 a month because that is the smallest fee that keeps all four lines on the invoice.
What moves an SEO quote up, and what brings it down
Before you compare two quotes, check they are scoped against the same site. Most of the gap between agencies is scope, not margin.
Pushes it up
- A contested head term. Categories where established agencies and directories hold every slot need authority work, and authority is the slowest, most expensive lever.
- A large URL surface. A catalogue or a multi-location site multiplies technical and on-page hours before a word of content is written.
- A site that cannot be edited. Locked page builders, no CMS access, or a developer queue turns a 20-minute fix into a three-week ticket.
- Multiple markets. Singapore plus Malaysia is two keyword sets, two SERPs and two content plans, not one with a flag swapped.
- Historic damage. Spam links, a penalty, or a botched migration means the first months are spent recovering ground rather than gaining it.
Brings it down
- A small, clean site. Fewer pages and a working CMS means the same fee buys more actual optimisation.
- Local intent. Neighbourhood-level and map-pack queries are far less contested than national head terms, and they convert harder.
- You supply the content. If you can write or approve the posts, that scope moves out of the retainer.
- A site built for it already. Sites we built rarely need the first two months of technical remediation; see our web design packages Singapore prices.
- Patience with the timeline. Compressing a nine-month plan into four costs money. Accepting the real timeline does not.
If your budget really is S$300 a month, here is what to do without us
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.
Claim and complete your Google Business Profile
Correct category, exact address, real opening hours, and photographs you took yourself. For a local business this is the single highest-return hour you will spend.
CostCosts nothing but the hour.Ask every happy customer for a review, by name, in person
Reviews are the one ranking factor a small budget can genuinely compete on, and no retainer buys them for you.
CostNobody can do this for you.Verify Search Console and read the Pages report
It will tell you, free, which of your pages Google refuses to index and why.
CostGoogle’s own data, free.Write one honest page per service you sell
One page that answers the question properly beats ten pages that do not.
CostThen come back; you will need a smaller package than you think.What actually lands in your inbox each month
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. Click a stage.
Fixes land, not lists
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.
What you see: a change log with dates, per page.
Content and authority, in parallel
Content is written, reviewed and published. Where the tier includes it, competitor link analysis and outreach run alongside; authority work is slow, so it cannot wait for a quiet month.
What you see: the posts live, and the outreach list with replies.
The report, in plain English
On Standard and Business you get a report that names positions, pages and next actions. Lite gets ranking tracking. If a number went down, it says so and says why; reporting that only ever contains good news is not reporting.
What you see: positions, pages, next actions. Three things, every month.

Four programmes, on real Singapore sites
Four SEO programmes where the website and the rankings were built as one plan. Every figure below is already published on our portfolio page, pulled from Search Console and PageSpeed Insights, data as of August 2026.
↗GreenGarden
Integrated facilities management, greengarden.sg. Website and SEO: 65 tracked keywords reached Google page 1; Search Console impressions grew to 435K with 3.16K clicks.
↗Fortified
Renovation and reinstatement contractor, fortified.com.sg. Website and SEO: 81 tracked keywords reached page 1; impressions grew to 253K and clicks to 3.53K.
↗Roofers
Roofing and awning contractor, roofers.com.sg. Website and SEO: 72 tracked keywords reached page 1; impressions climbed to 49.5K with 407 clicks.
↗fomo.energy
Rent-to-own solar on a brand-new domain, fomo.energy. Website and SEO: 35 keywords on page 1, 12K impressions and 308 clicks; mobile PageSpeed 48 to 76.
SEO packages Singapore: frequently asked questions
Q.01How much does an SEO package cost in Singapore?
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Q.02What is included in an SEO package?
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Q.03Do you have an affordable SEO Singapore option for a tight budget?
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Q.04Which package suits SEO for small business Singapore?
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Q.05Is there a lock-in contract?
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Q.06Can I move between tiers later?
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Q.07What is the difference between a package and a custom quote?
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Q.08Are there setup or onboarding fees?
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Q.09We are already with another agency. How do we compare?
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Q.10How long before a package shows results?
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Tell us the budget first. We will tell you what it buys.
Send us the site and the number you have in mind. You 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.