SEO Services for Companies in Saudi Arabia

In the Saudi market, monthly SEO plans start at around SAR 1,000 for small sites, common plans for companies run SAR 2,000 to 5,000 per month, and more for large stores and high competition. The price depends on the state of the site, the number of pages and cities, and keyword competition. We send a written quote within 24 hours. It specifies the fixes, pages and monthly content in numbers, so you compare quotes on the work delivered, not the plan name.

Technical fixes can improve indexing within weeks, but ranking for competitive keywords usually takes 3 to 6 months, and longer in high-competition fields. SEO is a compounding investment: a good page keeps bringing in customers for months after it is written. So we start with keywords closest to purchase and with lower competition to get early wins, then move on to the harder ones.

No, and nobody can honestly guarantee it, because Google does not sell organic rankings. What we commit to in writing is the monthly scope of work: fixes, pages, content and reports. And we measure success by enquiries from search, not by rankings alone. Anyone who guarantees you first place within days is usually relying on keywords nobody searches for, or tactics that put your site at risk of a penalty.

Google Ads brings instant traffic that stops when you stop paying, while SEO builds free, lasting visibility but takes time. The best approach is usually to combine them: ads for urgent keywords at the start, then scale them down as organic visibility grows. Ad data also helps SEO, because it shows which keywords bring real enquiries before you invest in content for them.

Yes, though what can be done differs. On WordPress and custom-built sites we control everything technically. On Salla and Zid we work within what the platform allows: titles, descriptions, category structure, content and speed where possible, and we tell you each platform's limits up front. If the platform's limits block your search growth, we suggest solutions such as a blog or landing pages connected to the store.

We write in clear Modern Standard Arabic suited to Gulf readers, starting from your customers' real questions and what they search for, not by translating English content. A separate English version can be produced for bilingual sites, with the two languages linked correctly. Someone on your side who knows the field reviews the content before publishing, because accuracy in the details is what separates useful content from generic content.

Not always. Many sites improve with technical fixes and new pages. But if search engines cannot read the site, or it is slow in a way that cannot be fixed, a rebuild is cheaper in the long run. We tell you which applies after the initial audit. If you decide to rebuild, we preserve old URLs with proper redirects so you do not lose the rankings your site has built.

Yes. We optimise your Google Business Profile: categories, services, description, photos and opening hours, and help you set up a system for requesting reviews from your real customers. This matters a lot for local searches such as "near me". We also make sure your name, address and phone number match across the website, the profile and directories, because inconsistencies weaken local visibility.

We set up analytics so contact forms, WhatsApp clicks and calls from organic search are recorded as conversions. The monthly report shows these numbers alongside rankings and traffic, so you see the return, not just indicators. That way you know which pages and keywords actually bring in customers, and we focus on them in the following months instead of spreading effort evenly.

Yes. Your Search Console, Analytics and Business Profile accounts are in your company's name and we work on them with added access, and all the content and pages we produce stay on your site and remain yours after the contract ends. The contract is monthly with a clear scope, so you are not locked into a long term before you see how we work and the results of the first months.