Prop Firm SEO Pricing
I charge $500 for a prop firm SEO audit. Monthly SEO comes in three plans: Lite at $750, Starter at $1,500 and Growth at $2,000 a month. Prices are in US dollars, and the audit comes off your first month if you carry on.
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- Site and Search Console review
- Fixes in priority order
- One AI-answer check
- What to watch afterwards
For firms testing SEO.
Lite
- 1 blog post or landing page a week
- 2 page refreshes a month
- Keyword research and content plan, every quarter
- Monthly site and Search Console check, with fixes listed in priority order for your team
- AI-answer check, every quarter
- Short monthly summary
For firms building content every week.
Starter
- 3 blog posts or landing pages a week
- 4 page refreshes a month
- Keyword research and content plan, every month
- Monthly site and Search Console check, and I make the on-page and technical fixes
- AI-answer check, every month
- Monthly report
For firms that want me to run it.
Growth
- 5 blog posts or landing pages a week
- 6 page refreshes a month
- Everything in Starter
- I upload each piece to your CMS
- Monthly report and a call
Choosing a plan starts a conversation, not a payment.
Daily clicks: 23.4 to 51.3
Average position: 38.3 to 18.2.
24 Aug–5 Sep vs 6–16 Sep 2026
Movement came after six and a half months with no visible response. This is one recovery case, not a forecast for your site.
Read the numbers and limitations →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.
Compare the plans
| Feature | Lite | Starter | Growth |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $750 | $1,500 | $2,000 |
| New posts or landing pages | 1 a week, about 4 | 3 a week, about 13 | 5 a week, about 22 |
| Page refreshes | 2 a month | 4 a month | 6 a month |
| Keyword plan | Quarterly | Monthly | Monthly |
| Site and Search Console check | Monthly | Monthly | Monthly |
| On-page and technical fixes | Listed for your team | Done by me | Done by me |
| AI-answer check | Quarterly | Monthly | Monthly |
| Featured image per piece | Included | Included | Included |
| Uploading to your CMS | Your team | Your team | Done by me |
| Reporting | Short summary | Monthly report | Report and a call |
| Backlinks | Advice only | Advice only | Advice only |
| Minimum term | One month | One month | One month |
Every plan has a one-month minimum, and I recommend three. In the first month you should see impressions start to move in Search Console, but rankings take longer, 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.
How the work is counted
Each plan lists exactly what you get. These are the rules I use to count it.
One piece of content
A new blog post or landing page with a featured image, a title and meta description, and internal links to your existing pages. Blog posts run 1,500 words or more. Landing pages are as long as the page needs. Every piece is researched and fact-checked by me.
A full rewrite
If more than half of an existing page changes, or it needs new research, it is a rewrite. A rewrite counts as one piece from your content allowance, not as a refresh.
A page refresh
The page and its URL stay. I update outdated facts and figures, fix the headings and search intent, add internal links, and rewrite the title and meta description.
Edits
Each piece and each refresh includes one round of edits. Further rounds, or a change of direction after approval, come out of the next piece in your allowance.
Unused pieces
Pieces you do not use in a month carry over to the next month while your plan is active.
Publishing
Every piece is delivered ready to publish. On Growth I upload it to your CMS. On Lite and Starter your team uploads it.
Not in any plan
Backlinks (advice only), paid ads, social media, developer work beyond on-page and technical SEO fixes, and any ranking or traffic guarantee.
SEO content writing and ghostwriting
If you only need articles, I write them on their own, and every one is still SEO work. I do the keyword research for each article, match it to what people search for, write the title, headings and meta description, add schema and internal links to your existing pages, and check it can be indexed. Each one is researched and fact-checked by me, written in your voice, and comes with one round of edits. Publish it under your name, your brand or a staff writer. My name does not need to appear anywhere.
Writing covers the SEO on each article. SEO for the rest of your site, such as site-wide technical fixes, changes to existing pages, Search Console reviews and reporting, sits in monthly SEO, where Starter already includes about thirteen articles a month for $1,500. If you need both, a monthly plan is the better deal.
Content refresh
Prop firm pages go out of date fast. Rules change, payouts change, prices change, and a page that used to rank starts to slip. A refresh fixes the page you already have: I check the facts and sources, match the page to what people now search for, rework the headings, update old sections, add internal links, rewrite the title and meta description, and do one round of edits.
I look at each page before confirming the price. A page that needs a full rewrite or new research gets its own quote. On a monthly plan, a full rewrite counts as one piece from your allowance. A refresh does not guarantee the page gets its rankings back.
Prop firm launch SEO
If your firm has not launched yet, monthly SEO starts with the groundwork instead of articles: site structure, a keyword map, the core commercial pages, rules and FAQ pages, schema, and checks that search engines can crawl the site before traders arrive. It runs on any monthly plan. Starter or Growth suits most launches, because I build the pages and make the fixes myself.
Tell me about your launch →What a plan price covers
Each plan covers one site, in one language, for one market. A second language or market is quoted separately, because writing Indonesian and English properly are two separate jobs, not one job done twice. Refreshes beyond your plan's allowance are charged at the refresh rates above.
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 plans run $750 to $2,000 a month, under that consultant range, because each one covers one site in one language and one market. 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:
- Guaranteed rankings
- Forty articles a month regardless of whether the searches exist
- AI-generated content published without a fact check
- A backlink package marked up and bundled into the fee
- Compliance claims your license does not support
- A one-size template applied to every client
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 plan it needs, and if the answer is none, I will say so.
Get in touch →Questions
$500 for an audit, and monthly SEO at $750 (Lite), $1,500 (Starter) or $2,000 (Growth) a month. The audit fee is credited against the first month if the work continues within 30 days. Backlinks are a separate budget.