Get Your Online Store Found on Google So More People Buy

We do not sell fixed packages. We look at your store and only charge for work that brings in buyers. As a rough guide, our SEO plans for Indian businesses start at ₹19,999 a month, with an exact price after a free check. There is no long contract. You pay month to month and can stop with 30 days notice.

Online stores take a bit longer than a small website because there are so many pages to fix. Many stores start seeing more visitors to their best pages in three to four months, with steadier sales by three to six months. We show simple early signs from the first month, like which category and product pages are starting to climb.

Good affordable ecommerce SEO does the work that lasts: clean category and product pages, tidy menus, real reviews, and helpful content, at a fair price because we are a small team that uses smart tools. Cheap ecommerce SEO often means spammy tricks that can get your store punished by Google. We are not the cheapest, and we will tell you why.

No. You pay month to month and can pause or stop with 30 days notice. We keep clients by getting their store found and selling more, not by tying them down. Everything we build stays with your store.

Category pages that rank, product pages that rank with the hidden details Google reads, tidy big menus and filters so Google does not get lost, helpful buying guides that bring buyers, star ratings and reviews shown in Google results, and a fast store on phones. You also get a monthly call and a one-page report.

Yes. We set up the hidden product details Google reads so your star ratings, price, and stock can show right in the search results. A row of stars next to your store makes more people click, which means more visitors and more sales.

Yes. We write helpful buying guides and how-to content that answer the questions shoppers type before they buy. These bring in new buyers who do not know your brand yet, and they point people toward your best category and product pages.

Yes. Most shoppers are on a phone, and a slow store loses sales and rankings. We work on making your store quick to load on phones, because Google and shoppers both reward a fast store.

Category pages pull in people who are browsing for a type of product, and product pages catch people who are ready to buy. Those are the pages that make you money, so they are the pages we work on first, instead of just the home page or the blog.

These are little bits of information your store can send to Google in the background, like price, whether an item is in stock, and your star rating. Google uses them to show extra details in the search results, which makes people more likely to click and buy.

Yes. Big stores are exactly where we help most. We work out which pages bring in money, fix those first, and tidy the big menus and filters so Google does not waste time on pages that do not sell. You do not need to fix every page to grow.

We have a plan for them so they do not hurt the rest of your store. Depending on the product, we keep the page, point it to a similar item, or fold it into a category page. This stops dead pages from dragging down your good ones.

Yes. Shopify is one of the most common stores we work on. We know its quirks, like how it builds category and product pages and how to keep the big menu tidy, so Google can find your best pages.

Yes. WooCommerce stores sit on top of WordPress, so they have their own settings to get right. We tidy the menus and filters, fix the technical bits, and make sure your category and product pages are easy for Google to read.

Yes. We work with custom stores, including modern ones built in Next.js. Custom stores give us the most room to make pages fast and clean, and we know how to get the hidden product details and reviews working so they show in Google.

This is one of the most common problems for online stores. Big menus and filters can create thousands of near-identical pages that send Google in circles. We tidy them so Google spends its time on your real category and product pages, not on copies it should ignore.

Look past the ranking screenshots. A good ecommerce SEO company works on the category and product pages that actually sell, tidies big stores so Google sees your best pages, ties its work to sales, and never locks you into a year. Ask them to explain your first 90 days in plain words. If they cannot, keep looking.

A freelancer can tidy a few pages, but ecommerce SEO that lasts needs the technical fixes, the big menus, the category and product pages, the reviews, and the content handled together, which is a lot for one person on a big store. A team gives you all of it for a fair monthly fee, and you can pause or grow any time. We run lean, so you get the team without the big agency bill.

One page you can read in five minutes: which category and product pages are climbing, how many visitors and sales they bring, and the three things we will do next. We set up Google’s free tools so the numbers are real visitors and real sales, not just rankings.

Yes, all of it. Your pages, your content, your reviews setup, and the fixes we make to your store belong to your business and stay with you. If you ever leave us, you keep everything. There is no special software you have to keep paying for.