Best SEO Agencies in Singapore? 8 Agencies and Their Own Published Prices (2026)
Contents14
- Key takeaways
- The eight agencies at a glance
- Why do most "best agency" lists look the same?
- 1. SingRank (this is us)
- The other seven, A to Z
- How should you read a published price?
- How can you check any agency in 20 minutes?
- What should you ask about the contract before you sign?
- Do you need an agency that also handles AI search?
- Can any agency prove it gets brands cited in AI answers?
- Want an agency for your area or trade?
- FAQ
- What changed on this page?
- Start with a free review, not a contract
Looking for the best SEO agencies in Singapore? No list can choose for you, so this one lists eight Singapore SEO agencies using only what each says on its own website, with each published price, plus the checks Google itself suggests before you hire anyone.
That way you compare facts, not someone else's ranking.
Disclosure, up front: SingRank publishes this page. We sell SEO, and we list ourselves first. The other seven are in A–Z order. They are not ranked, and we are not recommending them. Nobody paid to be here, and we link to none of them. Every fact about another agency comes from that agency's own website, checked on 26 October 2026. Where no price is published, we say so. Ask that agency directly.
Key takeaways
- Many "best agency" lists on page one are written by agencies that also appear in their own lists. That is normal. You should know it when you read one, including this one.
- Five of the seven other agencies here publish a starting price on their own site. Two do not. SingRank publishes one full plan price.
- A "from" price is where a package starts. What it includes differs from agency to agency, so compare scope in writing, not headline numbers.
- Google says plainly that nobody can promise you the top spot in its results (Google Search Central). An agency that promises one is promising something Google does not stand behind.
- The 20-minute checklist further down works on every agency here, us included.
The eight agencies at a glance
Prices are as published on each agency's own website on 26 October 2026. "From" means a starting price. It does not buy the same work at every agency.
| Agency | Founded (as the agency states) | Price published on its own site | AI search (GEO/AEO) service page |
|---|---|---|---|
| SingRank (us) | Registered in Singapore, UEN 53511142L | S$750 a month, full plan | Yes, in the same plan |
| First Page Digital | 2011 | SEO packages from $1,800 | Yes |
| Hashmeta | 2012 | Monthly packages from $1,500 | Yes |
| Impossible Marketing | 2012 | SEO packages from $1,099 a month | Yes |
| MediaOne | 2013 | Starter plan from $850 a month | Yes |
| OOm | 2006 | No price published. Ask them. | Yes |
| Stridec | 2001 (about page title) | GEO plans from S$2,500 a month | Yes, its core service |
| Verz Design | 2009 | No price published. Ask them. | Yes |
Some agencies from the earlier version of this page are not here. We list only agencies whose own website we could read and check on the day.
Why do most "best agency" lists look the same?
Search for the best SEO agencies in Singapore and most of page one is made up of lists. Many are written by an agency that also appears in the list, and that agency usually sits at the top. The two we read in full on 26 October showed no prices for any agency, and one did not say that the agency publishing it was also in it.
None of that is wrong in itself. An agency is allowed to publish a list. But it changes how you should read it. A ranking written by one of the agencies in it is an opinion, not a test.
So this page tries to be useful in a different way. We do not rank anyone. We give you the facts each agency publishes about itself, and a short set of checks you can run on any of them. If your checks point you somewhere else, follow your checks.
1. SingRank (this is us)
SingRank is a Singapore SEO, GEO and AEO agency, led by Khuzayfah Redo and registered in Singapore (UEN 53511142L, per our about page). On singrank.com, our SEO and AI search plan is for Singapore SMEs only, as our homepage says.
What it costs. One plan: S$750 a month for SEO, GEO and AEO together. You commit for three months; after that it runs monthly, and you give 30 days' notice in writing to stop. In numbers, the first three months cost S$750 × 3 = S$2,250. The only extra charges are for work you have approved. All of this is on our pricing page. It is the full plan price, not a starting price.
What you get each month, as listed on our pricing page:
- 20 articles, researched, written and published on your website, each with one cover image and one round of edits
- Up to 6 hours a month of technical SEO
- A live dashboard of your own, showing visits, leads, rankings and the work we did, refreshed every day
- A monthly summary of work done, what changed and what comes next
- A reply within 1 working day
You don't need to prepare anything. If you stop, you keep everything. That means the articles and pages we published, and your Google, Maps and other accounts, which stay in your name.
What we do not promise. Our pricing page lists what is not included, and that list includes any promise of a ranking, an AI mention, an enquiry or a sale. Nobody controls Google, and what ChatGPT and other AI tools say is outside our control too.
Proof you can check. Our published client results show named clients and dated periods, with the declines as well as the gains. Some examples from that page:
- A commercial vehicle company: organic clicks went from 1,587 (Feb–Mar 2026) to 2,677 (28 days to 19 Oct 2026), with 544 enquiries in the 90 days to 21 Oct 2026 (results page).
- A freight forwarder: 51 organic clicks in Feb–Mar 2026, then 1,258 in Sep–Oct 2026 (results page).
- A medical device retailer: organic clicks fell 11%, from 265 to 235, Feb–Mar vs Sep–Oct 2026 (results page).
- A renovation company: listed as down, with the reason stated (results page).
The page also says plainly that these numbers are not a promise. Results belong to those clients and those dates.
Who we are not right for. If you need a large team running paid media across many channels, another agency will suit you better. A one-hour phone consultation is S$150 if you only want advice.
The other seven, A to Z
Each entry below uses only what the agency says on its own website, checked on 26 October 2026. We give its price only if it publishes one. We have left out each agency's own awards, partner badges and performance promises. They are that agency's claims to make, and you can read them on its site.
First Page Digital
- Founded: 2011, per its SEO page.
- Price: Its SEO page says its SEO packages start from $1,800, covering keyword research, content SEO, technical SEO, link building and local SEO. Source: its own website, checked 26 Oct 2026.
- AI search: Yes. Its menu lists SEO for AI (AEO and GEO), and it has a GEO service page.
- Who it serves: It names SMEs, non-profits and government agencies among the clients it serves.
Hashmeta
- Founded: 2012, by Terrence Ngu and Monica Zhuang, per its about page.
- Price: Its SEO page lists monthly packages from $1,500. Source: its own website, checked 26 Oct 2026.
- AI search: Yes. Its homepage lists SEO, GEO and AEO for search, alongside Xiaohongshu and TikTok for social.
Impossible Marketing
- Founded: 2012, per its about page.
- Price: Its SEO page says its SEO packages start from $1,099 a month. Source: its own website, checked 26 Oct 2026.
- AI search: Yes. It has a page for AI SEO, GEO and AEO.
- Who it serves: It says it works with clients from small businesses to global enterprises.
MediaOne
- Founded: 2013, per its SEO page.
- Price: Its SEO page lists a starter plan from $850 a month and a subscription package from $350 a month. Its GEO page lists GEO plans from $580 a month. Source: its own website, checked 26 Oct 2026.
- AI search: Yes. It has a GEO service page.
- Who it serves: Its about page names sectors including education, finance, technology and the public sector.
OOm
- Founded: 2006, per its SEO page.
- Price: No price published on its own site. Its SEO page shows package tiers without prices. Ask them.
- AI search: Yes. Its SEO page offers integrated SEO and GEO.
- Who it serves: Its homepage says one team handles SEO, paid search and social ads, content and website work.
Stridec
- Founded: Its about page title gives 2001.
- Price: Its pricing page lists three plans, from GEO only to GEO plus SEO, at S$2,500, S$4,500 and S$8,000 a month. Source: its own website, checked 26 Oct 2026.
- AI search: This is its main service. Its about page says it focuses on getting brands cited in Google AI Overviews, and that it does not do paid media, social or brand strategy.
Verz Design
- Founded: 2009, set up by Henry to serve SMEs in Singapore, per its about page.
- Price: No price published on its own site. Ask them.
- AI search: Yes. It has a GEO and AI SEO service page.
- What it does: Its homepage presents it as a web design and web development company, with SEO and GEO as services.
How should you read a published price?
A published price tells you where to start the conversation. It does not tell you who is cheaper.
Most prices on agency sites are "from" prices. Two different "from" prices are simply where two different packages begin. They may include different numbers of pages, articles, fixes and reports. Lining them up side by side as if they buy the same work would not be fair to either agency, so we have not done that.
Our own price is a full plan price, with its contents listed on our pricing page. That makes it easy to check. It does not make it right for everyone.
To compare like with like, ask every agency on your shortlist the same three things in writing:
- What exactly is delivered each month: how many pages, articles, fixes and reports?
- What is not included, and what costs extra?
- What is the minimum term, and what notice do you need to stop?
Our Singapore SEO pricing guide explains what usually moves the number.
How can you check any agency in 20 minutes?
Google publishes its own advice on hiring an SEO. Its page Do you need an SEO? is short and worth reading in full. Here is a checklist built on it, which you can run on every agency here, including us.
- Ask what they expect, and how they measure it. Google suggests asking what results the agency expects, in what timeframe, and how it measures success. Listen for the method, not for a promise.
- Ask to see every change. Google suggests asking whether the agency will share every change it makes to your site, with its reasons. The answer should be yes.
- Treat a ranking guarantee as a warning. Google states: "No one can guarantee a #1 ranking on Google." Our page on why no one can guarantee SEO results explains why.
- Watch for vague answers. Google warns owners to be careful with a company that is secretive or will not explain what it plans to do.
- Ask for one result you can check yourself. A named client, a search term and a date. Then search it.
- Ask what the monthly report will show. Our guide to what an SEO monthly report should show lists what to expect.
- Remember who carries the risk. Google reminds owners that they are responsible for what the companies they hire do on their behalf. Keep your website, Google accounts and domain in your own name.
What should you ask about the contract before you sign?
Read the contract as carefully as the proposal. Before you sign, ask:
- What is the minimum term, and what happens after it ends?
- How much notice do I give to stop?
- Who owns the articles, pages and accounts if I leave?
- Are my Google Search Console, Analytics and Business Profile accounts in my name?
- What is charged as extra, and do I approve it first?
For reference, our answers are on our pricing page: three months first, then monthly with 30 days' notice in writing, and you keep everything if you stop. Our guides to what an SEO contract should say and the switch SEO agency checklist go further.
Do you need an agency that also handles AI search?
All eight agencies on this page say on their own sites that they offer some form of AI search work, often called GEO or AEO. So the label alone will not separate them.
Google's own guidance on AI Overviews and AI Mode is clear on this point. In short, Google says nothing extra is required to show up there: no special tweaks, no new AI files and no extra markup. Its full page is AI features and your website.
So for Google's AI features, there is no hidden extra step to buy. Good AI search work looks like good SEO done carefully, not a separate product. If you want to go deeper, our guides cover how to judge an AI SEO agency and generative engine optimisation in Singapore.
Can any agency prove it gets brands cited in AI answers?
Not in a way you can compare across agencies today. On 2 October 2026 we checked 60 agency pages that sell GEO in Singapore. Not one showed AI-answer proof with a date, a before-and-after comparison and the exact prompts used, and only 20 of the 60 claimed any AI-visibility result at all (our GEO agency census).
So when an agency says it gets brands cited by ChatGPT or Google's AI answers, ask for three things: the exact question it typed, the date, and a screenshot from before the work started. Then type the same question yourself. If the agency cannot give you all three, treat the claim as a sales line, not a track record. Ask us the same.
Want an agency for your area or trade?
Some owners want an agency close to them, or one that knows their trade. We keep area guides, such as SEO agency in Central Singapore, and trade guides, such as SEO for renovation companies. Each one explains what customers in that area or trade search for. If you are hiring in Malaysia too, we keep a separate list of digital marketing agencies in Malaysia, and every guide we publish is on the SingRank blog.
FAQ
Is there one best SEO company in Singapore for everyone?
No. The right agency depends on your budget, your industry, how much you want done each month, and the contract you can accept. A list can give you facts. It cannot know your business. Shortlist two or three agencies, ask each the same questions in writing, and check one result from each yourself before you sign.
What do SEO agencies in Singapore charge?
On 26 October 2026, the lowest entry prices published by the agencies on this page ran from $350 a month (a MediaOne subscription package) to $1,800 (First Page Digital's SEO packages). Several also list higher tiers. GEO plans started from $580 a month (MediaOne) and S$2,500 a month (Stridec). Two agencies publish no price. SingRank's full plan is S$750 a month. Starting prices buy different scopes, so ask for an itemised scope before you compare. Source: each agency's own website, checked 26 Oct 2026; SingRank pricing.
Can an SEO agency guarantee first-page rankings?
No. Google's own guidance says nobody can promise the top spot in its results. An agency can promise the work it will do, how often it will report, and how you can stop. It cannot promise where Google will place you. Treat any ranking guarantee as a reason to ask more questions, not as a reason to sign.
Which AEO agency in Singapore has the strongest track record for AI citations?
Nobody can answer that fairly yet, because no agency we checked publishes dated, repeatable proof. In our October 2026 check of 60 GEO agency pages, not one published dated before-and-after proof of AI citations that names the prompts (GEO agency census). Ask each agency for the prompt, the date and a before screenshot, then repeat the test yourself.
Why does SingRank list itself first?
Because this is our website and we sell SEO. Putting ourselves anywhere else would still be our choice, so we say it openly instead. We do not rank the other seven, and we do not link to them. Judge our entry with the same checklist as everyone else's.
What changed on this page?
We rewrote this page on 26 October 2026. The earlier version ranked ten agencies, put SingRank second, and described the others in our own words without sources or prices. This version lists SingRank first with a disclosure, puts the rest in A–Z order without a ranking, and uses only facts each agency publishes on its own site, with prices where they exist. Two agencies from the old list are gone because we could not read and check their sites on the day. If an agency on this page spots a fact that has changed, we will correct it and note the date here.
Start with a free review, not a contract
Before you talk to any agency, it helps to know where you stand. Send us your website and we review it for free. We look at the site, how it shows up on Google and who you compete with, then name the first things we would fix. We reply within 1 working day. If our plan doesn't suit your business yet, we tell you, and point you to what would.
See our pricing or contact SingRank.
Written by Khuzayfah Redo, SingRank. SingRank publishes this page and lists itself first; the other agencies are listed A–Z, unranked, with no payment and no links. Facts about other agencies come only from their own websites, checked on 26 October 2026; prices and services change, so confirm with each agency before you decide. No agency can guarantee rankings, AI mentions, enquiries or sales, and that includes SingRank.