E-commerce SEO Agency
E-commerce SEO agency. Built for product pages, not blog posts.
Technical catalog SEO, product and category page optimization, and structured data for online stores. We rank the pages that actually sell, not just the blog that sits next to them.
- Plans from $1,000 USD/mo
- No contracts
- 30-day guarantee — pay only if satisfied
What we optimize
SEO built around your product catalog.
Product & category pages
We optimize product detail pages for buyer-intent searches like 'buy [product] online' and model or size-specific queries, and build out collection pages to rank for category head terms, without duplicate or thin pages eating your crawl budget.
Catalog technical SEO
Canonical tags for colour and size variants, faceted-navigation URLs that don't fragment your index, dynamic sitemaps that update with inventory, and correct handling of out-of-stock and discontinued products so link equity doesn't bleed into dead ends.
Structured data & rich results
Product, Offer, and review schema so your listings can show price, availability, and star ratings directly in Google, plus feed alignment so your organic pages and Merchant Center listings say the same thing.
Reviews & buying-guide content
There's no map pack in ecommerce, but reviews still decide the click. We build review-acquisition flows and comparison or buying-guide content that captures 'best X for Y' searches and sends that traffic straight to product pages.
Why online stores hire us for SEO.
Clear pricing
One Platform plan at $1,000 USD a month, plus an optional Performance plan paid on results. You see which product and category pages we're working on.
No contracts, 30-day guarantee
Month-to-month, always. If the first 30 days don't show real work and results, that month is free.
Senior, Canadian team
Toronto and North Vancouver offices, Google Partner. No juniors, no offshoring. Every audit and fix comes from a senior specialist.
Built for catalogs, not blog calendars
Most SEO agencies default to a content-only playbook. We handle the technical side ecommerce actually needs: variant canonicalization, faceted navigation, product schema, and feed alignment.
Ecommerce SEO, step by step.
01
Catalog audit
We crawl your full store: duplicate variant pages, orphaned collections, missing schema, thin category pages, and any Merchant Center feed mismatches. A real deliverable, whether you hire us or not.
02
Build: product & category pages
Technical fixes first, then category-page architecture and product templates rebuilt around buyer-intent queries, with structured data and a review-acquisition flow layered in.
03
Compound: rankings that keep selling
As more product and category pages rank and reviews accumulate, organic becomes a repeat sales channel, not a one-time traffic spike.
Ecommerce SEO FAQ.
Every store starts on the Platform plan: $1,000 USD a month for a site built to rank, hosting, basic SEO and AI search setup, and the SearchPod dashboard. Full SEO on your best category and product pages comes with the optional Performance plan, where our fee depends on the results we bring in. Exact terms are in your proposal. There's no setup fee and no long-term contract. Billing is month-to-month, with a 30-day guarantee: if the first 30 days don't show real work and results, that month is free.
Look for a price you can actually see, not a vague quote with no scope. Ask what happens to your technical setup: canonical tags, structured data, feed alignment, not just how many blog posts get published. And check there's no long-term contract, so the agency has to keep earning your business every month instead of locking you in.
Yes. Colour, size, and style variants are one of the most common technical issues on ecommerce sites. We set canonical tags, clean up faceted-navigation URLs, and decide which variant pages should index and which should consolidate, so Google isn't splitting ranking signal across near-identical pages.
We align your product feed data (titles, attributes, price, availability) with what's actually on the page, since mismatches hurt both organic listings and Shopping performance. If you also want us managing paid Shopping campaigns, that's part of the optional Performance plan, and your ad budget still goes to Google in full.
Rankings for product and category pages typically start moving in 3 to 4 months. Meaningful increases in organic-driven sales usually show up in 6 to 8 months. Ecommerce SEO compounds: the more pages that rank and the more reviews you accumulate, the faster new pages tend to catch on too.
Turn organic search into a sales channel.
Book a free strategy call. We'll look at your product and category pages and tell you honestly what it would take to rank and sell.