Crawl and index.
Server log analysis, crawl budget, robots.txt, XML sitemaps, canonical cleanup, duplicate content, redirect chains, and 404 management.
The technical SEO agency that fixes the site, not just the report
Crawl, indexation, Core Web Vitals, schema, and the internal links that decide what ranks. We are the technical SEO agency whose developers ship the fixes, while our PR team earns the coverage that makes them count. Targets and dates in writing, behind a 100% guarantee.
The stakes
What a broken site costs you before a visitor ever sees it
You can publish excellent content into a site that hides it.
Googlebot burns crawl budget on filter URLs and redirect chains, money pages sit in Google Search Console marked discovered and never indexed, and the mobile template loads in six seconds.
Rankings stall, AI engines cite a competitor, and paid traffic lands on a page slow enough to lose the sale. Then a core update lands and the traffic drop arrives in one week. Almost all of it is fixable. Almost none of it gets fixed, because the last agency delivered a document and left the work in your developers’ backlog.
The stack
Technical SEO services grouped by what actually breaks
Nothing here is a package. The scope comes out of your crawl, your server logs, and twelve months of your own search data.
Speed and Core Web Vitals.
Largest Contentful Paint, Cumulative Layout Shift, Interaction to Next Paint, Time to First Byte, image compression, code minification, caching, and server response tuning.
Rendering and JavaScript.
JavaScript SEO for framework built sites, render blocking scripts, and the gap between what a browser shows and what Googlebot indexes.
Architecture and schema.
Site architecture, internal linking, breadcrumbs, structured data written to schema.org spec, and hreflang for multiple markets.
Migration and recovery.
Redirect maps, staging QA, post migration monitoring, penalty recovery, and diagnosis after an algorithm update.
We work on WordPress, Shopify, Magento, BigCommerce, and custom builds. See WordPress SEO, Shopify SEO, ecommerce SEO, and enterprise SEO.
The site audit
The site audit that starts every engagement
We crawl the site, pull twelve months of Google Search Console and GA4 data, read server logs, and run Lighthouse on your slowest templates.
What comes back is not a slide deck. It is a backlog of tickets your engineers can pick up in Jira or GitHub, ranked by revenue at risk, each naming the URLs affected, the fix, and the metric it should move. Then we ship it. Web development is one of our three capabilities, so our team implements alongside yours. That is the difference between an audit and a site that changed.
On page
On page SEO that search engines and AI answers can both read
On page SEO decides what each URL is about and how confidently a machine can say so. We rewrite title tags and metadata against click through data, fix header hierarchy, and clean the thin and duplicate pages splitting your rankings.
Then the entity work: naming the products, people, and concepts your category is judged by, marking them up in structured data, and pointing internal links at pages that make money instead of your privacy policy. Content answers the question behind the query, with expertise shown rather than claimed.
Off page
Off page SEO a pure technical shop cannot match
Off page SEO is everything on sites you do not own: editorial links, brand mentions, and citations that search engines and AI models read as evidence. Most technical shops outsource it or skip it.
We run it in house. Our PR team pitches journalists and earns placements in publications your buyers already read, which is also the strongest link you can get. We audit your backlink profile, disavow what is dangerous, and find who links to competitors and not to you. More at digital PR and AI SEO.
| Type of SEO | Where the work happens | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Technical SEO | Your code, templates, and server | Crawling, indexation, speed, rendering, schema |
| On page SEO | The content of your pages | Title tags, headers, internal links, entities |
| Off page SEO | Sites you do not control | Earned coverage, editorial links, brand mentions |
Why AceIt
Why hire AceIt as your technical SEO agency
Count the audits already sitting in your drive. Somebody was paid for each one, half the tickets were never opened, and the organic line has not moved since.
Written down before kickoffthe refund stands behind each
Agreed results or your money back- Indexation
- Page speed
- Qualified organic traffic
- Share of search
- Citations in AI answers
A ranking positionnot ours to sell
That is the actual risk in this category: not a bad diagnosis, an undeployed one.
So the deliverables, the targets, and the dates get written down before kickoff, and if we miss what we committed to on the timeline we committed to, you get your money back. What we will not sell you is a ranking position, because Google’s index is not ours to sell and any agency pricing one is misleading you. We commit to indexation, page speed, qualified organic traffic, share of search, and citations in AI answers, and the refund stands behind each of those.
The engineer who writes your ticket backlog is the one who ships against it, and we reply in 1 to 2 hours. Ask any other technical SEO agency on your shortlist what happens if none of it works. Almost none of them will answer in writing.
Proof
The proof we can show you
4,200+Visits one anonymized Forbes feature sent to the client’s site
38%Increase in branded search after that feature, a signal the index reads
DA 94Authority of the backlink it earned, the off page work a technical shop skips
12Secondary pickups off the same placement, each one more citation
Clients have been featured in
Our PR work drove over 1 million brand impressions for Vezbi, a community super app expanding into the U.S., through organic PR alone, the Vezbi case study. Our Forbes program has earned 50+ placements across 12+ industries, with one anonymized client seeing 4,200+ visits, a 38% increase in branded search, a DA 94 backlink, and 12 secondary pickups, more at case studies. Clients have been featured in Forbes, TechCrunch, Entrepreneur, and USA Today Network.
The number
What technical SEO costs
Audits in this market run roughly $500 to $15,000 by site size, and retainers average $3,000 to $4,000 a month. Most agencies publish neither. Ours: search engagements run mid five figures to six figures annually against a 12 month roadmap, because meaningful results take 6 to 12 months and we say so before you sign. Detail at pricing and SEO and GEO services.
The fit
Who this is for, and who it is not
Shipsit fits
It fits ecommerce catalogs losing pages to crawl waste, B2B and SaaS sites where every organic lead matters, enterprise sites carrying twenty years of redirects, and in house teams who know what is wrong and cannot get it prioritized. See B2B SEO and SaaS SEO.
Does not shipit does not
It does not fit anyone who wants a guaranteed number one position in writing, or anyone shopping for the cheapest audit. Cheap audits are cheap because nobody implements them.
Questions
Asked before every technical SEO engagement
Anything else, email [email protected] and it comes back in 1 to 2 hours.
A technical SEO audit is a full diagnostic of what blocks crawling, indexing, rendering, or speed. Ours combines a crawl, server logs, Google Search Console and GA4 data, and Lighthouse testing. You get a ticket backlog ranked by revenue at risk, naming the URLs, the fix, and the target metric.
A standalone technical site audit typically runs $500 to $15,000, and ongoing retainers average $3,000 to $4,000 a month. Our search engagements run mid five figures to six figures annually, agreed in writing first and backed by a 100% guarantee: the agreed results or your money back.
On page SEO is what you control on your own pages: title tags, metadata, header structure, content, entities, and internal linking. Off page SEO is reputation built elsewhere: editorial links, brand mentions, and citations from sites you do not own. Technical SEO sits underneath both, so engines can reach those pages at all.
Yes. Web development is one of our three core capabilities, so our team writes the fixes rather than handing you a list. We deploy directly, work in your staging environment, or file tickets your engineers action while we run QA and post launch monitoring.
Four questions. Who implements the fixes, you or them? What is in the first deliverable, and by when? Can they show a named result with a number attached? And what happens if it does not work, in writing? We agree targets and dates before kickoff and refund you if we miss them.
Next step
See what is broken before you pay us anything
Give us the domain and nothing else. You get back the indexation and speed problems costing you traffic today, the templates worth fixing first, and the targets we are willing to sign. All of it sits behind a 100% guarantee: the agreed results or your money back.
Every engagement carries a 100% guarantee: you get the agreed results or your money back