Project pricing
Semantic SEO project pricing
based on agreed scope.
Semantec SEO prices Semantic SEO projects by the research, content and website work agreed for your site. The proposal states the outputs, fee, payment terms and timing for that scope.
To request a proposal, describe your website, target markets, priority pages and the problem you want to solve. We define the required inputs, review responsibilities and acceptance checks before work starts.
Prepare a scope enquiryFor businesses and agency partners across all English speaking markets.
What changes the scope
Define the work
behind the quote.
The pages involved, research required, source checking and review process shape the engagement. Website changes and publication responsibilities also need to be agreed.
Reviewing a draft and making a live website change are separate responsibilities. Agree who checks business or specialist claims, approves the content, publishes changes and handles any later measurement or maintenance included in the scope.
- Pages, subjects and markets
Discuss: The website, priority pages, audiences, target markets and type of work.
Record: Agreed outputs, quantities, priorities and exclusions.
- Research and source checking
Discuss: Existing briefs, evidence that can be reviewed, missing facts and specialist input.
Record: Research tasks, required sources, access, publication rights and fact reviewers.
- Review and revision
Discuss: Who checks business and specialist claims, reviews drafts and approves the work.
Record: Review steps, revision scope, responsibilities and acceptance checks.
- Website work and publication
Discuss: Page design, website changes, publishing, measurement and maintenance.
Record: Which tasks are included, who carries them out and who approves changes.
The proposal sets the fee, payment terms and timing for the agreed engagement.
Compare the work included in each proposal.
When comparing proposals, give each provider the same page and market scope. Compare the research, outputs, review steps and website work included, together with exclusions and the inputs each provider needs from you. Check payment terms, timing and who will approve and publish the work before deciding which proposal fits your project.
The commissioned work
Receive the work
agreed for your project.
Commission research, audits, content planning, writing, rewriting or website changes within a defined scope. The proposal states the work you receive and the inputs it needs.
AI supports our internal research, planning, production and review throughout delivery. Semantec SEO performs the commissioned work and supplies the agreed outputs.
For agency projects, agree the division of work, client communication, reviews and publishing responsibilities. Commercial arrangements are defined for the project.
Read about agency partnerships
Prepare a scope enquiry.
- Your website, business offers, audiences and target markets.
- The work you are considering and the pages or subjects involved.
- Available research, current content, sources and access.
- Your budget, intended timing, constraints and reviewers.
- Who will make website changes, approve, publish and maintain the work.
If the work is
not yet defined.
Describe the problem and the decision you need to make. Research or an audit can form part of an agreed project when the page priorities or required changes are unclear.
Existing sources, briefs and plans are useful inputs. Tell us what is available and which decisions still need to be made.
Read about the Semantic Website Audit
Start a scope discussion
Tell us about
the project.
Include your website, intended work, budget and timing in the email. For agency projects, describe your role and the part you want Semantec SEO to take. If the scope is still open, state the problem and the decision you need help making.
Open an email draftsupport@semantecseo.com
Your email app opens a draft. Review and send it there. If an app does not open, copy the address into your email service.
