San Francisco · SEO
SEO agency in San Francisco for B2B and SaaS companies
SEO built for technical buyers: the comparison, integration and pricing pages they search for, measured in pipeline.
- Free audit, done by a person
- Reports in enquiries, not traffic
- No bought links
Businesses we work with today
Engineers don’t read your “ultimate guide”
Many Bay Area companies follow the standard content playbook: long blog posts about broad topics, written to attract traffic. Technical buyers skip that kind of article. They search for specific things, like how you compare with a rival, whether you integrate with their stack, and what you cost.
Those buying pages are often missing, thin or built in a way Google struggles to read. So traffic grows while pipeline stays flat. We build the pages your buyers actually look for, fix what stops Google from indexing them, and measure the deals they create.
What we fix in your SEO
Traffic that never becomes pipeline
Broad “what is” articles bring students and job seekers, not buyers. We shift effort to comparison, alternative, integration and use-case pages that people read when they are choosing a vendor.
Product pages Google can’t read
Pages built as JavaScript apps, docs on a separate subdomain and pricing behind a login often go unindexed. We fix rendering, structure and internal links so your best pages can rank.
Technical problems holding you back
Slow pages, broken links and pages that Google can’t discover or won’t index. We identify the few problems that genuinely matter and fix those first.
Pages competing with each other
Two pages chasing the same search split the credit, and often neither of them ranks. We merge, redirect or rewrite them so one strong page wins.
Traffic that doesn’t turn into enquiries
When visitors arrive and leave without getting in touch, the page is usually the problem. We make each page answer the question, show proof and give one clear next step.
Reports full of rankings, not results
A list of keyword positions doesn’t tell you what SEO earned. We report enquiries and sales from search, alongside the work we shipped that month.
SEO services in San Francisco: what the work includes
One team handles the entire job, from the technical code that Google reads to the words your buyers read. More on our SEO approach.
Technical SEO
Speed, crawling, indexing and site structure. We fix the problems that stop Google from finding and understanding your pages properly.
Local SEO
Your Google Business Profile, reviews and local listings, managed so you show up in the map results when people in San Francisco search nearby.
Service and product pages
Pages for the searches people make when they are ready to buy, such as services, pricing, comparisons and “best” lists.
Content that answers questions
Guides and answers for the questions your buyers ask before they call, written by people and checked by someone who knows the subject.
Digital PR and links
Mentions and links earned from the websites your customers already read. We never buy links, because Google penalties are expensive to undo.
AI search visibility
Help ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity name you when buyers ask them for a shortlist. See AI search visibility.
Tracking and reporting
Search Console and GA4 set up properly, so you can see which searches bring enquiries. More on analytics and tracking.
Site moves and redesigns
Moving to a new website or domain? We map every old address to its new page, so you keep the rankings you have already earned.
Why Bay Area teams choose Oneskai as their SEO agency
Content your product team would sign off
We interview your engineers and product managers, so pages are specific and accurate. Technical buyers can tell the difference within a paragraph.
We start with the value of each search
Before we write anything, we identify which searches bring buyers and estimate what each one is worth to you, so the work is ranked by revenue rather than opinion.
SEO and Google Ads in one plan
We also run Google Ads in San Francisco. Ads can cover the searches you don’t rank for yet, while SEO gradually reduces what you pay for traffic.
You see the work every month
Your report lists the pages we published, the fixes we completed and the links we earned, alongside the results that changed because of them.
How we work: audit, fix, build, grow
- Week 1
Audit
We check your site, your rankings and your competitors by hand, and find the searches that are worth winning.
- Month 1
Fix the foundations
Technical fixes come first: speed, indexing, structure and tracking. This is often where the first gains appear.
- Months 2–4
Build the pages
We write and improve the pages closest to a sale, including service pages, comparisons and answers to real questions.
- Month 4 onward
Earn authority
We win reviews, mentions and links from trusted sites, and keep adding pages wherever the data shows demand.
SEO is slower than paid ads. Technical fixes can show up within weeks, but rankings for competitive buying searches usually take six to twelve months. Anyone who promises page one by next month is guessing.
Start with a free SEO auditWhat you’ll see in your monthly report
You get the same numbers every month, defined the same way. Rankings are included, but they are never the headline.
| Metric | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Enquiries from search | Phone calls, form submissions and sales that came from organic search, broken down by page. |
| Buying searches | Where you rank for the searches that bring customers, rather than every keyword you could track. |
| Clicks and impressions | Taken from Google Search Console, so the figures come directly from Google. |
| Work shipped | The pages published, technical fixes completed and links earned during the month. |
| Next month | What we plan to do next, and why it is the highest priority. |
Rated by clients on public review sites
These scores come from public profiles you can open and check yourself. The reviews below are quoted word for word from GoodFirms, where clients post them directly.
“Oneskai is a reliable, highly skilled partner for web revamps and tech migrations.”
We partnered with Oneskai to revamp our WordPress site… Delivered ahead of schedule, communication stayed clear throughout.
Chief Digital OfficerRiskMan · Website rebuild and moveVerified on GoodFirms “Oneskai delivered a fast, highly scalable, and SEO-optimized job portal right on schedule.”
…What set them apart was integrating SEO into development from day one. Clear communication, deadlines strictly met.
Full Stack DeveloperGRC Openings · Job portal buildVerified on GoodFirms
Who we help in San Francisco
We are the best fit for tech companies whose buyers research carefully before they ever talk to sales.
- B2B SaaSComparison, pricing and use-case pages that bring qualified demos. See SaaS SEO.
- AI and developer toolsDocs, integration pages and guides that developers search for when they choose a tool.
- FintechAccurate, trusted content in a field Google treats with extra care. More on fintech SEO.
- Health techExpert-reviewed content for buyers in healthcare. See healthcare SEO.
- B2B servicesConsultancies and agencies selling high-value contracts to tech companies.
Who we’re not right for
If your product is so new that nobody searches for the problem it solves, SEO has little demand to capture yet. We would suggest building awareness another way first.
National and global search
Most of our Bay Area clients sell far beyond the city, so we usually target national or global searches rather than local ones. We work with Bay Area teams remotely, with video calls whenever you need them.
How much does SEO cost in San Francisco?
The price depends on how much work your website needs and how competitive your target searches are. We quote it in writing after the audit, before you agree to anything.
Every month you get a clear list of what the fee covered: the pages, the fixes, the links and the report.
If your website needs rebuilding before SEO can work, we will say so in the audit rather than sell you months of SEO first.
Get a free SEO audit
Send us your website. A specialist reviews it by hand, and you receive a written report covering:
- The buying searches you don’t show up for
- Roughly what each search is worth to you
- The technical problems holding your site back
- How you compare with the competitors you name
- Whether map results or normal results matter more for you
- A fix list, in the order to do it
The report is yours to keep. Do the work in-house, give it to your current agency, or talk to us.
No budget decided yet? Choose “Not sure yet”, and the audit will help you decide.
SEO questions from San Francisco businesses
What does an SEO agency do?
An SEO agency helps your website show up in Google when people search for what you sell. That means fixing technical problems, writing the right pages, and earning links and reviews. The goal is more enquiries and sales from search, not simply more visitors.
How much does SEO cost in San Francisco?
It depends on how competitive your searches are and how much content and technical work you need. Bay Area agencies usually charge a monthly fee. We quote in writing after the free audit, before you agree to anything.
What kind of content works for SaaS SEO?
Pages close to a buying decision usually work best: comparisons with rivals, “alternatives to” pages, integration pages, use cases and clear pricing. Broad educational posts can help later, once those are in place.
Can Google index a JavaScript website?
Often, but not always reliably. Pages that depend on scripts to show their main content can be indexed late or incompletely. Server rendering or pre-rendering the important pages usually solves it.
Should our docs be on a subdomain?
It can work either way, but docs on a subdomain often get less benefit from your main site’s authority. What matters most is that they are indexable, linked from product pages and easy to navigate.
How long does SEO take to work?
Technical fixes can show results within a few weeks, and map results can move in a month or two. Rankings for competitive buying searches usually take six to twelve months of steady work.
Can you guarantee first place on Google?
No, and be careful with anyone who does, because nobody controls Google’s rankings. What we can commit to is the work itself: the pages, the fixes, and a monthly report on what moved.
Do you buy links?
No. Bought links break Google’s rules and can get a website pushed down or removed from results. We earn links through useful content, digital PR and genuine relationships.
Should I invest in SEO or Google Ads?
Advertising brings traffic from the first day but stops the moment you stop paying. SEO takes longer to build but continues working. Many businesses run ads for immediate results while SEO develops, then reduce their advertising over time.
Does SEO help with ChatGPT and AI search?
Yes, much of it does. AI tools rely on similar signals to Google: clear pages, a consistent business description and mentions on reputable websites. We monitor both, so you can see where you appear.
Is the SEO audit really free?
Yes. A person goes through your site and sends you a written report, with no call to sit through and no email sequence afterwards. Some people hire us after reading it, most don’t, and that is fine.