Search promotion: a review first, then ongoing work on a plan
We start with a review: a technical audit shows what holds the site back in search, and a keyword-set build shows which queries are worth targeting at all. After that, ongoing work runs on a plan with a clear monthly quota of queries and articles.
Why there is a report but no enquiries
The retainer is paid every month, and what it actually buys is agreed verbally, not written into a plan.
Unclear what the fee actually covers
The report shows rankings and traffic, but how many articles were written and what was fixed technically is not stated, because it was never fixed in advance.
The keyword set was built once
The query list was put together when the site launched and has not been revisited since, even though demand shifts faster than that.
Technical issues go unnoticed
Slow load times, indexing errors and markup mistakes do not always make it into a monthly ranking report.
What the work is made of
The plan separates a one-off review from ongoing monthly work — either can be taken on its own.
- Technical site audit — speed, indexing, markup, layout errors, a document with priorities
- Keyword-set build — query clusters, a page map, growth points
- Start plan — up to 50 queries, 2 articles a month
- Growth plan — up to 150 queries, 4 articles, site improvements
- Maximum plan — unlimited queries, a dedicated editor, multi-region
What we do not do
- The number of queries and articles is capped by the plan — work beyond the quota is billed separately or requires moving to the next plan.
What stays with you
Pages, copy and the keyword set stay on your own site, not in our archive.
A technical-audit document with priorities — it can be handed to any contractor.
A page map and query clusters — it is clear what is already covered and what is not.
Pricing
One-off review
Technical site audit
- ✓speed
- ✓indexing
- ✓markup
- ✓layout errors
- ✓a document with priorities
Search promotion — subscription
Light
a small site, one region- ✓up to 20 queries in play
- ✓1 article a month, drafted by an AI role
- ✓a monthly visibility report
- ✓recommendations on the technical side — without doing the work
The Light plan is sized for a small site in one region: up to 20 queries in play and one article a month, drafted by an AI role. Technical edits to the site itself are not included — we say what needs doing, and you do it, or it goes on an hourly retainer. The plans above differ in the number of queries, the volume of writing, and in that we take the site edits on ourselves.
Terms
- A preliminary assessment from a description is free.
- Work beyond the scope of a plan is billed through the hourly retainer or as a separate package, by agreement, before it starts.
How it works
Technical audit
We check speed, indexing, markup and layout errors, and hand over a document with priorities
We build the keyword set
Query clusters and a page map show which pages are needed and in what order
We run the plan
A query quota and articles per month, matching the chosen plan
How this differs from the role subscription
There is an AI SEO role on this site too — a subscription at 20,000 ₽/mo, three times cheaper than this service. The tooling is identical. The role will build a keyword set, suggest topics and draft articles, but publishing, editing the site and deciding what to sacrifice stay with you. The service is the same tooling operated by our person: they are accountable under contract, go into the technical side of the site, work out why a page is not growing, and see the fixes through. You pay for a person and for accountability. If you have someone to apply the recommendations, take the role — there is no reason to overpay.
FAQ
Let us start with a technical audit
Send the site address — within a week we will hand over a document with priorities: what to fix first.
Related reading
We cover this topic in more depth on the blog
Keyword Research With AI: Hours Instead of Weeks
AI pulls query data, strips the junk and clusters keywords by intent, mapping them to pages — and refreshes monthly. A person keeps the strategy and the priorities.
GEO vs SEO: Two Channels, Not Substitutes
SEO gets you higher in the results list; GEO gets you into the AI-generated answer where there may be no links. How they differ and why a business needs both.
Tell us about your task
Describe what you need — we will reply and suggest a suitable plan.