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SEO services — for Google, and for the AI answers replacing it

Search changed in 2026. Ranking first is worth less than it was, because a growing share of searches never produce a click at all. We do the traditional work properly — technical, content, links — and the newer work of getting you cited inside AI answers, which is where the attention is moving.

Starts at

₹40,000/mo
  • Technical foundation
  • Keyword and intent mapping
  • Content that answers the question
  • Generative engine optimisation (GEO)

Fixed quote before anything starts. No retainer lock-in.

Ranking number one is no longer the same as being found

On searches that trigger an AI Overview, organic click-through has fallen dramatically — some measurements put it as low as 0.61%. Being quoted inside that answer is now worth more than the blue link beneath it. Most SEO agencies are still selling you the blue link.

What you get

  • Technical foundation

    Crawlability, indexation, site speed, Core Web Vitals, schema, internal linking. Unglamorous and non-negotiable — nothing else works until this does.

  • Keyword and intent mapping

    We find the terms with buying intent that you can realistically win, and we tell you honestly which ones you cannot. Chasing head terms owned by McKinsey wastes your money.

  • Content that answers the question

    Written to satisfy the search, not to hit a word count. Direct-answer structure, because that is what gets extracted into AI responses.

  • Generative engine optimisation (GEO)

    Entity and schema work, and brand-mention building. Unlinked brand mentions now correlate with AI citation far more strongly than backlinks do — 0.664 against 0.218 — so we build mentions, not just links.

  • Digital PR and link acquisition

    Earned placements and genuine outreach. No link farms, no private blog networks, nothing that puts your domain at risk for a short-term bump.

  • Reporting that shows the truth

    Rankings, traffic, conversions and AI-citation tracking. If a month goes badly you will hear it from us first, with the reason.

Who this is for

  • Businesses whose traffic has fallen since AI Overviews launched
  • Companies with a good site that nobody finds
  • Ecommerce brands competing on product searches
  • B2B firms with long sales cycles and high deal values

When we’d tell you not to buy this

If you need leads this month, SEO is the wrong purchase. It compounds, and compounding takes time. We would rather sell you a better website and paid campaigns first.

Starting from
₹40,000/mo

Retainers run ₹40,000 to ₹1,50,000 per month by scope and competitiveness. One-off technical audits start at ₹35,000. Minimum sensible engagement is six months — anything shorter cannot work.

No retainer lock-in. No surprise invoices.

SEO — your questions

How long until I see results?

On a new domain, realistically four to six months for first movement and six to twelve for compounding traffic. An established site with existing authority moves faster. Anyone promising page one in thirty days is either misleading you or planning to churn you.

What is GEO, and do I need it?

Generative engine optimisation — getting your business cited inside answers from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude and Google's AI Overviews. You need it if your buyers have started asking AI assistants for recommendations, which in most sectors they have. It shares most of its foundation with good SEO, so it is not a separate bill.

Do you guarantee rankings?

No, and neither should anyone else. Nobody controls Google's algorithm. What we guarantee is the work: what we will do, when, and reporting honest enough that you can judge whether it is working.

Should I add llms.txt to my site?

It costs ten minutes, so we add it. But Google has confirmed it does not affect rankings, and we have seen no evidence it drives AI citations either. Anyone selling llms.txt as a strategy is selling you a file.

Let’s scope it properly.

A short call, a real number, and an honest answer about whether this is what you actually need.