Ecommerce SEO Packages
Engagement Levels Scoped to Your Store, Not a Price List.
Catalogue size, platform complexity and competition decide the work required. These levels describe depth of engagement; scope and investment are defined together.
- Levels
- Three
- Scope
- Defined together
- Commitment
- Quarterly
Engagement levels
Three levels of depth. One search system.
Every level works on the same system — the difference is how far up the stack the engagement reaches.
- 01
Foundation
Smaller catalogues, or stores with unresolved technical debt.
- Core focus
- Fix the structural blockers first.
- Technical SEO
- Core
- Product pages
- Essentials
- Category strategy
- Baseline
- Reporting
- Monthly
Custom scope
Custom scope
Priced to catalogue size and search complexity — talk to us.
- 02Most chosen
Growth
Growing stores expanding categories and non-brand demand.
- Core focus
- Build category and product visibility.
- Technical SEO
- Advanced
- Category strategy
- Full
- Content plan
- Intent-mapped
- Structured data
- Deep
- Reviews
- Monthly strategy
Custom scope
Custom scope
Priced to catalogue size and search complexity — talk to us.
- 03
Enterprise
Large catalogues, multiple markets or complex platforms.
- Core focus
- Own the search system end to end.
- Crawl engineering
- Large catalogue
- Markets
- Multi-region
- AI search
- Full programme
- Authority
- Content operations
- Team
- Dedicated senior
Talk to us
Custom scope
Priced to catalogue size and search complexity — talk to us.
Comparison
What changes between levels.
Coverage deepens rather than switching on and off.
| Included | Foundation | Growth | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Technical SEO | Core | Advanced | Full depth |
| Product pages | Core | Advanced | Full depth |
| Category strategy | Core | Advanced | Full depth |
| Content programme | Core | Advanced | Full depth |
| Structured data | Core | Advanced | Full depth |
| AI-search visibility | Core | Advanced | Full depth |
| Multi-market | Core | Core | Full depth |
| Reporting cadence | Core | Advanced | Full depth |
Timeline
How an engagement unfolds.
Indicative sequencing — the order holds even when the pace changes.
- 01
Month 1
Audit, priorities, technical fixes begin.
- 02
Month 2–3
Templates, architecture, structured data.
- 03
Month 4–6
Category depth and content coverage.
- 04
Month 6–9
Authority and AI-search groundwork.
- 05
Month 9+
Compounding non-brand visibility.
Scoping
What decides the scope.
Four variables set the effort long before any deliverable list does.
- Scope is agreed before work begins
- No long lock-ins beyond the quarterly cycle
- Levels can change as the store changes
Catalogue size
A thousand SKUs and a hundred thousand SKUs are different engineering problems.
Platform
Hosted platforms constrain URLs and rendering; custom stacks need spec work.
Competition
Category competitiveness changes how much depth is required to move.
Markets
Multi-language and multi-region multiply architecture and validation work.
How we work
What every engagement includes.
Operating commitments that apply at all three levels.
- Onboarding2 weeksTypical
- First fixes shippedMonth 1Typical
- Review cadenceMonthlyIncluded
- ReportingLiveIncluded
Figures shown are illustrative interface data, not client results.
FAQ
Ecommerce SEO Packages Questions.
Ecommerce SEO effort is driven by catalogue size, platform constraints, competition and market count. A fixed price would either overcharge simple stores or underdeliver for complex ones, so scope and investment are defined together.
If technical debt is blocking indexation, start at Foundation. If foundations are sound and you need non-brand growth, Growth fits. Large catalogues, multiple markets or complex stacks belong in Enterprise.
Yes. Levels are cumulative by design — Foundation work is the prerequisite for everything above it, so scaling up never means redoing work.
We work in quarterly cycles because ecommerce SEO results compound over months, and a quarter is the shortest period that produces a fair read on progress.
Technical foundations, product page quality, reporting and a named senior owner. Depth in architecture, content, authority and AI search increases with the level.
Where your platform and access allow, yes. Otherwise we produce specifications for your engineering team and validate after release.
Get a scope
Get a Custom Ecommerce SEO Proposal.
Tell us your platform, catalogue size and markets. We'll recommend a level and scope the work behind it.
No obligation. A senior strategist reviews your store before the call.