Straight answers to the questions this model raises.

All six purchasable items are priced on /pricing/, ex-IVA, before you talk to anyone. What can vary is scope beyond the published inclusions — a very large catalogue on E-commerce SEO, for example — and that’s discussed openly, not hidden behind a quote wall.

Retainers run a 3-month minimum initial term, then roll monthly. 30 days’ written notice cancels after that — no indefinite lock-in.

No multi-year contracts. The longest fixed commitment on the site is the 3-month initial term on a retainer.

Yes — the SEO Audit & Roadmap is a complete, standalone deliverable. Nothing else is required.

Prepaying 3 months upfront (−5%) doesn’t change the 3-month minimum term, only when it’s charged — so cancelling inside the minimum term doesn’t refund months 1–3, the same as if you’d paid monthly. After the minimum term, any prepaid month you haven’t started yet is refunded pro-rata at the standard, undiscounted monthly rate; started months and delivered work are never refunded. And your EU 14-day withdrawal right always comes first, ahead of all of that. Full detail and a worked example are in our Refund Policy.

Kickoff and reporting happen on calls; day-to-day work runs from access to your analytics, Search Console and CMS. Being remote-delivered doesn’t mean less structured — the same four-phase process runs identically for every client.

The office is real — R. António Nobre 17A, 1500-164 Lisboa — and it’s the literal argument behind the Local SEO service specifically.

Yes — delivery covers Portugal, Iberia and the wider EU/UK, in English.

It depends on the service and the competitiveness of the category — stated honestly per service page rather than as a single number. The Audit & Roadmap itself is delivered within 10 working days; ranking and citation movement takes longer and is reported monthly as it happens, not promised on a date.

No — and no honest agency can. Google’s ranking factors aren’t published or fixed. What’s guaranteed is the work itself: what’s done, when, and how it’s reported.

That’s reported plainly in the monthly review, along with what we think is holding it back and what changes next.

What we measured, what moved, what didn’t yet, and what’s next — see the example layout on /results/.

Yes — an illustrative example report layout is published on /results/, clearly labelled as an example, not a real client’s numbers.

You do. Content, roadmaps and reports are yours; there’s no dependency lock-in on the deliverables themselves.

Pricing that doesn’t require an enterprise procurement process, a named process you can inspect before signing, and work that isn’t handed off to a junior team after the sale — the trade-off is scale, which we don’t claim to have.

Size isn’t the same as credibility. What’s verifiable here — public pricing, a published process, a published reporting method — is unusual even among larger local competitors, let alone guaranteed by size alone.

It’s a real, measurable shift — AI assistants and AI Overviews increasingly answer questions before a click happens, and the mechanics of getting cited by a model differ from the mechanics of ranking a blue link. We treat it as a specific discipline, not a rebrand of content SEO.

No — nobody can guarantee placement inside a third party’s proprietary model. What we can do is the structural, entity and technical work that measurably improves the odds, and report honestly on what’s changed.

It depends on whether your customers are already asking AI assistants your category’s questions — increasingly common even for local categories. If you’re unsure, the Audit includes a baseline check of your current AI-citation presence.