Enter the search scope and market shape. The finder recommends Starter, Growth, Scale or a resource-based team with the published monthly price.
Starter is ₹50,000 plus GST a month for up to 30 target keywords. Growth is ₹75,000 for up to 50. Scale is ₹1,25,000 for up to 80. Resource-based is ₹2,00,000 for two dedicated specialists when keywords are the wrong unit.
The finder weighs keyword count, number of services or locations, market reach and competition. A wider market or heavier site can move the recommendation above the keyword-only tier because content, technical work and authority need to run in parallel.
Starter covers up to 30 target keywords and suits a single market or product line. Growth covers up to 50 and fits multi-category or multi-city work. Scale covers up to 80 and is built for competitive or international markets. Every tier includes AEO and GEO visibility monitoring alongside SEO.
A keyword count defines the search set used for page planning, tracking and prioritisation. Closely related queries can belong to one page, while two similar-looking terms may need separate pages because the buyer expects a different answer.
The finder selects the smallest tier that fits the inputs and raises the level when market breadth or competition requires more simultaneous work. It states the reason beside the recommendation so the result can begin a scope conversation rather than act as a silent price selector.
A business selling one service in one market can often focus its technical and content work. A company with several services or locations needs more landing pages, internal links and local evidence. The number entered here represents distinct services or locations that need search visibility, not every office or minor feature.
Multi-city work needs genuinely useful local sections. Repeating one page with a city name changed does not answer differences in sector, demand or sales coverage. The scope should leave room for research, local proof and internal links between national and city pages.
Ecommerce sites can outgrow a simple keyword count because categories, products, filters and stock create a larger technical surface. Ecommerce SEO remains ₹75,000 plus GST a month as a published starting package, while larger stores may need Scale or a resource-based scope after inspection.
A single market keeps language, competitors and page intent within one commercial context. Several markets can introduce city pages, regional modifiers and different proof requirements. International work adds country intent, currency questions, time zones and stronger competition for broad terms.
The finder treats international reach as a Scale signal because the work often needs more pages and authority. Several markets usually point to Growth unless the keyword count or competition already requires Scale. The recommendation responds to the heaviest input rather than averaging unlike tasks.
Overseas clients can be billed in INR or USD at the conversion rate fixed in the agreement. The package prices remain in rupees. Country pages should state the delivery overlap in timeless ranges and use named sources for market facts.
Competition is not only the number of pages ranking today. It includes the strength of the sites, the depth of their content, brand demand, links, product fit and how well they answer the query. A focused list of 25 terms can still require Scale when the market is crowded and the existing site needs major work.
Choose low when the search set is narrow and the site already has credible pages. Choose medium when several established competitors cover the category. Choose high when national or international publishers, marketplaces or large brands dominate the results and the site needs technical, content and authority work together.
The answer should be checked against the site before work begins. Indexation, templates, page quality, analytics access and development capacity can change the practical workload. The finder gives a package direction; the audit turns it into a backlog.
Month one records the baseline, fixes the clearest technical barriers and maps queries to pages. It also checks which pages already earn impressions, which pages compete with each other and where a useful answer is missing.
Months two and three move the agreed backlog through page work, internal links, technical changes, authority activity and visibility monitoring. The report should say what shipped, what is waiting and what changed in search or answer systems.
AEO and GEO monitoring look at whether the brand appears in answer-led and generative discovery for a defined prompt set. Those observations sit beside Search Console and analytics rather than replacing them. The case cards below show the type of real search evidence DigiStreet publishes.
Take the recommended tier into the site review with the four inputs attached. The review can then confirm the package or explain which technical, content or authority workload changes the initial direction.
If the recommendation sits close to a boundary, list the pages and markets that matter first. A staged backlog can keep the opening scope focused while preserving a clear path into the next tier. Record the excluded pages so they can be priced later.
The working scope should name the first search set, the pages responsible for it and the people available to approve facts or development changes. That makes the tier useful in practice. A package with enough keyword capacity can still stall when the site cannot publish, analytics access is missing or subject experts do not review regulated copy. Record those dependencies before the first month so the backlog reflects work that can actually move.
The keyword allowance becomes useful when every target has a page decision. Some terms belong to an existing page that needs clearer intent, stronger evidence or better internal links. Others need a new page because the buyer expects a separate service, location or comparison. Record the mapping before production so the team does not write two pages for the same question or leave a valuable term without an accountable URL.
The page map should also name the order of work. Technical fixes can release pages already earning impressions, while new content covers gaps that the site cannot answer today. Authority activity follows the pages and topics selected for growth. Matching the chosen tier to that sequence gives reporting a clean backlog: what was inspected, what changed, what published and what is waiting for access or approval.
Starter covers up to 30 target keywords at ₹50,000 plus GST a month.
Growth commonly fits multi-city or multi-category work and covers up to 50 target keywords at ₹75,000.
Scale fits competitive or international markets and covers up to 80 target keywords at ₹1,25,000.
It is recommended when the backlog is too broad for keywords to be the useful work unit and needs two dedicated specialists.
Yes. AEO and GEO visibility monitoring is included at every published SEO tier.
It is a package direction based on the inputs. A site review turns it into a working backlog.
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