Top 10 SEO Agencies in Singapore, With Prices (November 2026)

All prices are Singapore dollars as each agency publishes them, mostly before GST. Each entry below links to the page the price came from.

I started from the agencies on Google's first page for "SEO agency Singapore" and the names other Singapore lists keep repeating, 18 in all. On 1 November 2026 I read each one's own SEO, pricing and grant pages and wrote down the same five things: the lowest monthly price it publishes, what that package includes, the minimum term, its review record in its own words, and whether it offers EDGE grant packages.

I didn't ask for quotes. Every price here is one the agency shows to anyone who visits, so you can check it yourself and no sales call shaped the list. Nine of the 18 publish a price. For the other nine, the entry says what the agency does publish, such as an indicative range or the lowest budget on its enquiry form.

Ten made the list, each for a different kind of buyer, and three more with published prices are under "other SEO agencies worth considering". I'm number one, which is my bias, so weigh it. If you'd rather start from the numbers, my SEO pricing guide for Singapore sets out what each price tier buys.

Three more agencies publish their SEO prices, and each is worth a look for a specific buyer.

• Digitrio: from $1,000 a month for 30+ keywords and one to three links a month, with a six-month minimum. Good if you need to cover a lot of keywords on a fixed budget.
• Verz Design: Essentials from $900 a month for 20 local keywords and two blog articles, with six months' commitment. AI search optimisation starts at its $1,200 Growth package, on a 12-month term. A web design agency, so it suits a business that wants a new site and SEO from one place.
• Best SEO Singapore: from $2,800 a month, including GST where it applies, with a six-month first term and then month to month. It offers a written growth guarantee for eligible sites, counted in your own Search Console. Good if you want the agency's fee tied to a number.

SEO agencies in Singapore charge about $1,000 to $4,000 a month for most retainers. Of the 18 agencies I checked, the nine that publish a starting price begin between $350 (MediaOne's subscription) and $2,800 (Best SEO Singapore), with a median of $1,180.

The price says less than the work behind it. At $1,500 a month, Hashmeta writes four posts and builds ten links; at $1,000, Digitrio builds one to three links over 30 keywords; MediaOne's cheapest subscription writes no blog posts at all. Ask how many articles and links you get, and who does them.

To check whether a retainer at your budget would pay back, try my SEO ROI calculator.

Choose an SEO agency in Singapore on what it will deliver each month and who will deliver it. Price comes after those. Six checks sort most shortlists:

1. Proof in your industry. Ask for a case study from a business like yours. Big logos tell you less.
2. Named deliverables. How many pages or articles a month, how many links, and from which sites.
3. The person doing the work. Who works on your account after the sales call, and how many other accounts they carry.
4. Access to your own data. Good agencies work in your Google Search Console and Analytics, and report enquiries as well as rankings. What an SEO agency should do each month lists what to expect.
5. A term you can live with. Six months is common. Avoid twelve months up front before you've seen any work.
6. AI search in the scope. Ask whether being cited in ChatGPT and AI Overviews is included or an add-on.

The long version, with the questions to ask in the first call, is in my guide to choosing an SEO agency in Singapore.

For a small business in Singapore, the best SEO agency depends on budget. Under $1,000 a month, MediaOne's subscription is the lowest-risk start. Between $1,000 and $1,600, Impossible Marketing, 2Stallions, Hashmeta and SEO With Senthil all publish packages. From about $2,000, First Page Digital and I are the options on this list.

At the low end, look hardest at what's left out: most packages under $1,000 include few or no new articles. If your site has never had any SEO work, a one-off audit and a few months of fixes can beat a cheap retainer.

Yes, through the EDGE Grant, which replaced PSG when it closed to new applications on 29 September 2026. EDGE supports pre-approved digital marketing packages at up to 50% for SMEs, capped at $5,000 of support on a $10,000 package.

Impossible Marketing, OOm, 2Stallions and MediaOne all advertise EDGE packages that include SEO. MediaOne's, for example, is $10,000 for six months of SEO and Google Ads, with about $5,000 claimable. Enterprise Singapore's digital marketing page doesn't name SEO, so confirm the package on IMDA's SMEs Go Digital list before you count on the grant. Your company needs at least 30% local ownership, can't be home-based, and can't start the work before it applies.

No. Google's guide to hiring an SEO says "No one can guarantee a #1 ranking on Google", and tells you to find someone else if an SEO promises first place.

Some agencies guarantee something narrower. Best SEO Singapore guarantees growth on last year in your own Search Console, with the remedy in its terms, and Verz Design promises first-page rankings for half your keywords within 12 months. Read what happens if they miss before you count on it.

Expect three to six months before SEO produces meaningful movement, and closer to twelve for a competitive commercial term. Technical fixes can show up within weeks, but content and links need time to be crawled, indexed and trusted.

Don't sign a twelve-month contract until you've seen 90 days of work and reporting you actually understand. More on timing in how long SEO takes in Singapore.