Nonprofit SEO that helps donors and volunteers find you

Our plans run from $125 to $575 a month, the same price for every organization, with no setup fee and no contract. Each plan can also be taken for one month only, with no subscription, which suits a one-time grant or a year-end budget line. There is no nonprofit discount; we point you to the smallest plan that fits instead.

A small plan can fall short in a competitive market. We use the free audit to assess that before you pay. Keeping a defined monthly scope lets us price these plans affordably. For the county you serve, with other food banks, shelters or chapters in the same results, most organizations need Multi-Chapter at $325 a month, and a few need Regional Network or a custom quote. One location with light competition can do well on Local Program.

Usually months. Searches for your own name and fixes to your Google listing tend to move first. Searches for your cause or service, where other organizations already rank, take longer. The pace depends on your site, your area and who else shows up, so we give a timeline after the audit, not before it.

No. No one controls Google's results, and a promise of a position is a warning sign in any proposal. We commit to the work in your plan, delivered within its turnaround, and the monthly report lists every link so you can check what was done.

We may. We don't promise exclusivity in a city or a cause area. One organization's data, reports and plans are never shared with another.

No contract and no minimum term. Plans run month to month and you cancel by email before the next month starts. Nothing is charged until you use the payment link we send, so a board can approve the plan first.

Our own team, which has done SEO since 2009 and served 15,000+ clients with 94% client retention. You write to the same team every month at one email address. Our About page walks through how the work runs, step by step.

Guest posts are articles placed through outreach on websites we do not own. Web 2.0 pages sit on established publishing platforms. Amplification links point at those pages, never at your site. Each link is listed with its address, so your team can open any of them.

They change where people read the answer, not what Google needs to trust a source. Clear program pages, a complete Business Profile and mentions from partners help a page get cited in an AI summary for the same reasons they help it rank.

They do different jobs. Grant ads appear above the results under Google's account rules, and an account that misses them can be paused. Organic rankings cost nothing per click and keep working whatever happens to the grant account. We work on the pages and listing; we don't manage grant accounts.