Foundations
€250–500 / month
SEO only. 1 domain, technical basics (indexing, canonicals, clean baseline). Quarterly check-in, no AEO.
Technical SEO & AEO for Irish businesses — the foundation that gets you found on Google and cited by AI, done right the first time.
Working remotely with Irish businesses
Working remotely with Irish businesses — same time zone, no meetings lost in translation, technical depth that doesn't need an office to prove itself.
Questions Irish businesses actually ask
WordPress, working alongside an existing agency, AEO versus SEO, and what we will not guarantee — answered in one place.
Work in Ireland: Tutorials in Dublin
Technical SEO and AEO for tutorialsindublin.ie (Genevieve): crawl, structure and answer-ready pages so French and German tuition in Dublin can be found on Google and cited with confidence.
Technical proof: DENVORA Mobility
On denvoramobility.com we started with the unglamorous layer: indexing, canonicals, entity consistency and pages that answer real visa questions. Foundations first — then content and campaigns have something engines can actually trust.
Pricing, in euro
Monthly SEO and SEO + AEO retainers, a one-off rate for a new site, and a Care Plan for sites we've built. Exact scope is agreed after a diagnostic — these bands are the working range, not a catalogue of fake packages.
Growth
€500–1,500 / month
SEO + AEO. 1 domain, ongoing technical work plus AI-citation tracking through DENVORA SEO. Monthly reporting.
Programme
From €1,500 / month
SEO + AEO. 2+ domains or markets (e.g. .com + .pt + .ie), each with its own reporting and full AI-citation tracking. Price scales with the number of domains, not just a bigger invoice for the same work.
New site
€600–2,800 (one-off)
€600 for a one-page site, €900–1,400 for 3–5 pages, €1,800–2,800 for 5+ pages with a blog or more complex structure. Then rolled into the retainer that fits your segment above.
Care Plan
€50–150 / month
For sites we've built. €50–90 covers up to 3 small updates a month (text, images); €90–150 adds periodic technical checks, so the site keeps passing the same tests it launched with.