Senior-led technical SEO that makes your commercial pages crawlable, indexable and fast, then ties the fixes to demos, leads and pipeline instead of a health score.
Technical SEO services find and fix what stops search engines and AI assistants from reaching, understanding and ranking your site. For a SaaS or B2B company, that usually means product, pricing, integration and solution pages that are hard to crawl, duplicated across parameters or subdomains, rendered in JavaScript that bots skip, or missing the structured data that explains what each page is. Our technical SEO covers audits, crawl and indexation, site architecture and internal linking, Core Web Vitals, JavaScript rendering, schema, migrations and AI crawler access, and we implement the fixes or work alongside your developers.
Technical work is how SEO gets to revenue. In our B2B financial data platform case study, re-optimized commercial pages and schema markup on conversion pages helped grow top 3 keywords 3.3x and demo sign-ups 40% in 5 months. Engagements start from $5,000 per month and are run by senior practitioners, not handed to a junior team after the pitch.
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More demo sign-ups in 5 months for a B2B financial data platform
Growth in top 3 rankings in 12 months for a B2B insurance provider after a full technical audit
Monthly visitors in 6 months for a pre-launch construction accounting SaaS
One engagement that covers every technical layer between your site and a ranking, with each fix prioritized by the pages that drive pipeline.
A full crawl plus Search Console, server log and template review. The output is a prioritized list ordered by revenue impact, with each item marked as something we implement or your developers ship, not a 300-row export.
We make sure the pages you sell from get crawled and indexed, and the pages you don't want found stay out: canonicals, robots rules, noindex, XML sitemaps, parameter and faceted URLs, and duplicate app or docs subdomains.
Product, solution, use-case, integration and comparison pages organized so link equity flows to the pages that convert. Blog posts point to commercial pages instead of competing with them.
We diagnose LCP, INP and CLS from field data, then fix the causes: heavy hero media, tag manager and chat scripts, render-blocking CSS and slow server responses. Changes are verified once real-user data updates.
Many SaaS sites run on React, Next.js or Vue. We check what Googlebot and AI crawlers actually receive, fix content that only appears after client-side rendering, and review robots.txt and firewall rules that block AI bots by accident.
Organization, SoftwareApplication, Product, FAQ and breadcrumb schema that matches what the page says. For redesigns, replatforms and domain changes, we map and redirect every URL with traffic, rankings or links before launch.
These are the issues we see most often on SaaS and B2B sites, how they show up, and what we change.
Pricing, product and solution pages sit deep in the site, have thin copy and few internal links, while the blog collects the traffic. We restructure navigation and internal links and re-optimize the pages so the ones that drive demos can compete.
Feature lists, pricing tables and FAQs load only after client-side rendering, so crawlers index a near-empty page. We move critical content into server-rendered or static HTML and confirm it in the rendered source.
Docs, app, help center and marketing sites publish overlapping pages, and UTM or filter parameters create more copies. We consolidate with canonicals, redirects and indexing rules so one URL owns each query.
Years of launches leave 404s, chains of redirects, oversized images and pages with no title or description. These were the first fixes in our insurance case study, before the commercial pages and content took over.
Chat widgets, analytics, A/B testing and tag manager containers push load times up on the pages buyers visit most. We audit every script, defer or remove what isn't needed and fix the template, not just one URL.
An old article ranks for a buyer-intent query that a product or comparison page should own, and the click goes to a page with no clear next step. We realign targeting, merge or redirect where needed and point internal links at the right page.
A new site or a CMS move launches and organic demos drop because URLs, content and internal links didn't carry over. We inventory every URL that matters before launch, map and redirect it, and monitor closely after go-live.
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews can only cite pages their crawlers can reach and read. A SaaS site can rank on Google and still be missing from AI answers if its pricing and feature content is rendered in JavaScript, blocked by a firewall rule or split across inconsistent pages. Technical SEO is the first step in getting recommended.
Access for the right bots. We review robots.txt, CDN and bot-management settings so search and AI crawlers you want can reach your commercial pages, and the ones you don’t want are blocked on purpose rather than by default.
Content in the HTML. Pricing, features, integrations and FAQs should be in the initial HTML, not only behind scripts, so any crawler gets the full page.
Structured, consistent product facts. Schema, page copy and third-party listings that state the same product name, category, pricing model and use cases give AI answers something accurate to cite. Our AI search optimization work runs alongside technical SEO in the same plan and the same report.
Top 3 Keyword Growth
More Demo Sign-ups
To Measurable Pipeline Growth
Top 3 Keyword Rankings
Monthly Organic Visitors
Organic Traffic Growth
Monthly Visitors in 6 Months
Domain Rating Growth
Total Visitors Added in 10 Months
Reporting covers indexed commercial pages, non-brand clicks and rankings for buyer-intent terms, Core Web Vitals, AI crawler access and the demos or leads organic search drives.
We look at your site and the queries you want to win before the call, then spend the time on what is holding organic pipeline back and what the first 90 days would cover. You leave with a clear view of your site whether or not we work together.
A full crawl, Search Console and log review, rendering checks on key templates, Core Web Vitals field data and an AI crawler access review. The output is a roadmap ranked by impact, with owners for every item.
Indexation, canonical, redirect and rendering fixes go live, internal links are rebuilt around commercial pages, and schema is added to the templates that matter. Every change is checked in the rendered HTML.
Core Web Vitals work ships, monitoring for regressions after each release comes online, commercial page re-optimization starts and the first full report lands.
We do our best work with SaaS and B2B companies where each organic demo or lead is worth a lot.
Contract values are high enough that a handful of extra qualified demos a month pays for the work, as with the $10,000-a-year platform in our financial data case study.
Multiple subdomains, a JavaScript framework, a docs or help center, years of launches and redesigns, or a migration coming up.
You'll judge the work on demos, leads and revenue from search, not a crawler health score.
Either your developers implement from tickets we write, or our team works directly in the CMS. Both work.
The people who review your site on the strategy call are the people who do the work.
Technical SEO, content, AI search and paid search run on the same keyword and pipeline data, instead of three agencies reporting separately.
Demos, leads and revenue from organic search are the headline numbers. Crawl stats and rankings are the diagnostics underneath.
Every audit item has an owner and a ship date, and we implement where you want us to. It’s how the insurance provider in our case study went from broken pages and missing metadata to 85% more top 3 rankings.
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Our technical SEO engagements start from $5,000 per month. Scope depends on site size, the number of templates and subdomains, your tech stack, whether a migration is planned, and how much of the implementation we handle. After the strategy call you get a proposal with the deliverables for the first 90 days.
A full crawl, a review of Search Console coverage and performance, server log analysis where logs are available, rendering checks on key templates, Core Web Vitals field data, structured data validation, internal linking and an AI crawler access review. Each finding is ranked by impact on commercial pages and assigned an owner.
Both, depending on how your team works. We can write developer-ready tickets with acceptance criteria and check each change after release, or work directly in your CMS. On custom stacks, most teams have their engineers ship and we review in staging.
The pages that drive revenue are few and valuable: pricing, product, solution, integration and comparison pages. SaaS sites also tend to run on JavaScript frameworks and split content across app, docs and help center subdomains. Technical SEO for these sites focuses on getting those commercial pages crawled, rendered and linked, rather than managing a huge product catalog.
Indexation and rendering fixes can show up in Search Console within weeks of being crawled. Ranking and pipeline gains usually take longer; in our financial data platform case study, demo sign-ups were up 40% after 5 months. Large sites, migrations and competitive categories take longer, and we report monthly from the start.
Yes. AI assistants can only cite pages their crawlers can reach and read. Content rendered only in JavaScript, robots or firewall rules that block AI bots, and inconsistent product facts all reduce the chance of being cited. We review AI crawler access in every audit and track AI visibility in the same report as rankings.
Yes. We inventory every URL with traffic, rankings or links, map redirects, check the staging site before launch and monitor closely after go-live. See our SEO migration services page for the full process.
Common CMSs as well as headless and custom builds, including sites on JavaScript frameworks such as React, Next.js and Vue. The diagnosis is the same on every stack; what changes is who ships the fix and how we verify it.
