Solution
Fixes, articles, new pages, outreach, rank tracking and reports. Sojig does it weekly and you keep the final say, without a retainer or onboarding calls.
7 days free, then from $99/month · Cancel any time
Illustrative example
A fresh queue each Monday instead of a monthly cycle.
No back-and-forth: approve and it's published.
Every change, every ranking move, in one place.
No contracts. Your published work stays yours.
A good SaaS SEO agency brings strategy, writing and implementation. Many startups and small marketing teams mostly need the steady weekly work: fixes, articles, pages and outreach. Here's how to decide what you need, and how Sojig compares with a SaaS SEO agency.
Most agencies start with an audit and keyword research, then deliver a monthly batch of work: technical recommendations, a few articles, sometimes link building, and a report. Implementation often depends on your team, because the agency doesn't have access to your CMS or code.
Who writes the content, and do they understand SaaS buyers? Will they implement technical fixes, or only recommend them? How do they build links? What will you see each month, and how is it tied to signups? The answers show whether you're paying for work or for reports.
If your main need is consistent execution, software can do it faster and cheaper. Sojig delivers work every week instead of every month, publishes approved fixes itself, and shows every change and ranking move in one place, from $99 a month.
Complex site migrations, large digital PR campaigns and deep strategy work across many markets can justify an agency. Many teams use both: an agency for big projects and Sojig for the weekly work, with the agency invited as an approver.
Connect your site and Search Console, and Sojig builds a plan in minutes from your existing rankings. Ask your agency for its keyword list and strategy notes; share them with Ady and the plan picks them up.
FAQ
For the steady weekly work most SaaS sites need, yes, and faster. For complex migrations or big link campaigns, an agency adds value on top.
Yes. Invite them as approvers and they review the weekly queue.
From $99 a month per website, by site size. Same work on every plan.
Retainers commonly run to thousands of dollars a month, depending on scope. Sojig costs $99, $199 or $399 a month per website, by site size.
In both cases: early wins from fixing pages that already get impressions, then steady growth as new pages and articles rank over two to four months and beyond.
Yes. Invite your agency as an approver: they review the weekly queue, and you both see the same reports.
No. It's software that does the weekly SEO work an agency would, with you approving each change. There's no retainer and no contract.
Your first week of work is ready shortly after you connect.
7 days free, then from $99/month · Cancel any time