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Prop Firm SEO Pricing

I charge $500 for a prop firm SEO audit, from $2,000 a month for ongoing SEO, and from $1,500 for a fixed project. Prices are in US dollars, and the audit comes off your first month if you carry on.

Send me your domain

SEO audit

$500

one-off, credited to month one

  • Why the site is not ranking or not being cited
  • The fixes, in the order to do them
  • What to watch in Search Console afterwards
  • Credited against your first month if you start within 30 days

What the audit covers

Recommended

Monthly SEO

from $2,000

a month, three months recommended

  • Three SEO articles a week, posts or landing pages
  • On-page work: titles, meta descriptions, internal links
  • Search Console review for pages close to page one
  • A check on whether AI answers cite you or your competitors
  • A short report every month

How the monthly work runs

Fixed project

from $1,500

quoted after the audit

  • Launching a new prop firm’s site
  • Recovering from a drop in traffic
  • Getting named in AI answers for your category

AI answer work

Backlinks are a separate budget: I tell you which placements are worth buying and what they should cost, but they are never bundled into my fee or marked up. Firms based in Indonesia get local pricing on request. International firms targeting Indonesian traders pay the prices above.

What each option includes

Audit Monthly Project
Price $500 from $2,000 a month from $1,500
Site and Search Console review Yes Yes, every month Yes
Fixes in priority order Yes Yes Yes
New or rewritten pages No 12 to 13 a month As scoped
On-page work No Yes As scoped
AI-answer check Once Monthly As scoped
Monthly report No Yes No
Backlinks Advice only Advice only Advice only
Commitment One-off One month minimum One-off

One month or three

I recommend three months, and one month is fine if you want to see how I work first. The price is the same either way.

Be clear on what one month gives you. You get the audit fixes, twelve to thirteen new or rewritten pages, and the on-page changes, and you should see impressions start to move in Search Console. You will not see much in rankings yet. Rankings take longer than a month to show, and a site recovering from a drop can take much longer: the prop firm SEO case study shows one sitting flat for six and a half months before every suppressed page moved at once.

What moves the price

Four things, and the number of articles is not one of them.

The market: finance and trading are slower and harder than general business, and the copy has to clear compliance before it can rank.

The starting position: a domain with existing authority needs different work from one starting at zero, and usually less of it.

The country: a firm selling into Indonesia and one selling into the United States are competing against different sites.

The language: writing Indonesian and English properly are two separate jobs, not one job done twice.

That is why every price on this page is a floor. A site with eight pages and a site with three hundred are not the same work, and one fixed price would overcharge one of them.

How this compares

An agency retainer for a finance site usually runs $1,500 to $10,000 a month, and a specialist consultant $2,500 to $6,000. My monthly floor sits under that consultant range because it covers a small site in one language and one market, and most engagements land above it once the four things above apply. The full comparison with in-house hires and agencies, with sources, is on what prop firm SEO costs.

What I do not sell

Prop firm operators get pitched the same menu every week, so here is what is not on mine:

  • PBNs, cloud stacking, Web 2.0 or any other link network
  • Disavow packages or “toxic link” cleanups
  • Speed-score reports sold as SEO
  • Changing the date on old posts to make them look new
  • Articles priced by word count
  • AI-written articles at volume

None of these move a prop firm site in a way that lasts.

Send me your domain

Tell me the site and the markets you sell into. I will tell you which of the three options it needs, and if the answer is none, I will say so.

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Questions

How much does Alex Firdaus charge for prop firm SEO?

Alex Firdaus charges $500 for an audit, from $2,000 a month for ongoing prop firm SEO, and from $1,500 for a fixed project. The audit fee is credited against the first month if the work continues within 30 days. Backlinks are a separate budget.

How much does a prop firm SEO audit cost?

$500. It covers why the site is not ranking or not being cited, the fixes in priority order, and what to watch in Search Console afterwards. It is credited against the first month if you continue within 30 days.

What is included in the monthly price?

Three SEO articles a week, the on-page work that goes with them, a monthly Search Console review for pages close to page one, a check on whether AI answers cite you or your competitors, and a short monthly report. Backlinks are not included.

Can I try one month before committing to three?

Yes, at the same price. One month delivers the audit fixes, twelve to thirteen pages and the on-page changes, and impressions should start moving. Rankings take longer, which is why three months is the recommendation.

Are backlinks included?

No. Link placements are bought from third parties and carry their own budget. I will tell you which ones are worth paying for and what a fair price looks like, but they are not bundled into my fee.

Is SEO cheaper for Indonesian businesses?

Firms based in Indonesia get local pricing, on request. International prop firms and brokers targeting Indonesian traders pay the standard prices, because the work is the same.

Why are these starting prices and not packages?

Because the same scope costs different amounts depending on the market, the site’s starting authority, the country and the language. A starting price tells you whether we are in the right range. The audit gives you the real number.