B2B SEO Agency for Austin, Texas Companies
B2B SEO Giants runs B2B SEO programs for Austin, Texas companies that need organic search — Google and the AI answer engines — to produce pipeline they can see in HubSpot or Salesforce, not a rankings report.
We work with B2B SaaS, semiconductor and hardware suppliers, cybersecurity, HealthTech, fintech and enterprise-vendor companies across the Austin metro, from pre-Series B teams to Fortune 1000 programs.
B2B SEO for an Austin company is built for long sales cycles, buying committees and national competition: an Austin SaaS or semiconductor supplier competes with every vendor in the US, not with the business down the street. It is not local SEO. There is no map pack to win, and Google Business Profile work is not what this page describes.
Pricing, terms and the people who lead engagements are public: see the pricing page and the team page.
What you can check before you talk to us
No sales gate. Published pricing, terms and staffing model — so you can evaluate us before a single call.
Retainers at $5,000, $10,000 and $20,000+ per month, and a $7,500 fixed-price audit.
After a 90-day onboarding, with 30 days' notice.
No juniors work on accounts.
We deliver remotely.
· See published pricing
See the pricing page and the team page.
What a B2B SEO engagement includes
A B2B SEO engagement with B2B SEO Giants includes six components. Every retainer tier includes all six; what changes by tier is the volume of work per month.
Strategy built on your buying committee's questions
Strategy starts with the questions each member of your buying committee asks during a purchase, not with keyword volume. A technical evaluator, a finance approver, an end user and a procurement lead each run different searches, and most of the ones that matter have small volumes and high deal value. We map that query network, build a topical map from it, and set a twelve-month roadmap with quarterly OKRs tied to pipeline targets.
You receive: a topical map, a query network mapped to committee roles and buying stages, and a roadmap with quarterly OKRs.
Technical SEO for B2B sites
Technical SEO for a B2B website means making gated content, marketing-automation integrations, JavaScript-rendered pages and schema legible to crawlers and answer engines, not just passing a Core Web Vitals check. Many B2B sites carry technical issues that cap how far their content can rank. We find them, prioritize them by pipeline impact, and .
You receive: a prioritized technical backlog, with technical work counted in your monthly deliverables. Method: B2B technical SEO.
Full-funnel content, bottom of the funnel first
Content work begins with the pages that close: comparison, alternatives, integration, use-case and pricing-adjacent pages, because those are the searches an Austin buyer runs once they are already comparing vendors. Educational and thought-leadership content follows, after decision-stage coverage exists. Each asset is briefed from subject-matter-expert interviews and reviewed by a senior editor before publication.
You receive: published assets counted against your monthly deliverables. Method: B2B SEO content marketing.
Link building and digital PR
Authority is built through digital PR, expert commentary, podcast placements and contributions to industry publications, plus reclaiming unlinked brand mentions. Relevance outranks volume, and every tactic is white-hat. Method: B2B link building.
AEO and GEO for AI search
Answer engine optimization (AEO) and generative engine optimization (GEO) are part of every engagement, not an add-on. We structure pages so ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini and Google AI Overviews can extract and cite them — explicit entities, self-contained passages, definitional first sentences, Service and FAQ schema — and we track how often your brand is cited for category questions. Method: B2B AEO and B2B GEO.
Pipeline attribution and reporting
Attribution connects organic search to your CRM — HubSpot, Salesforce, Marketo or Pardot — through GA4, BigQuery and Looker Studio, so every report shows sourced and influenced pipeline by page and query rather than sessions. Attribution is set up during onboarding, before content volume scales, so the first pipeline numbers you see are ones your RevOps team can audit. Method: B2B SEO for lead generation.
Specialist layers, when your situation calls for them
Specialist work is scoped separately and added only when your situation needs it:
- B2B SEO audit — the usual entry point, at a fixed $7,500.
- Consulting and specialist hours — senior strategy or specific capacity for an in-house team, without full execution.
- Programmatic SEO — scaled comparison, integration and use-case page programs, built only after the query network is mapped.
- International SEO — multi-region, multi-language work for expansion into EMEA, APAC or LATAM.
- Migration SEO — replatforms, redesigns, domain consolidations and rebrands without losing organic pipeline.
- B2B local SEO — only for B2B firms whose delivery is genuinely location-bound, such as field-service or facilities-based operations. It is not part of a standard Austin engagement.
What is not included: Paid media, account-based marketing programs, web design and development, and general PR are not part of a B2B SEO Giants engagement. When you need one of them, we say so and work alongside the provider you choose.
Austin B2B companies we work with
B2B SEO Giants works with Austin B2B companies in SaaS and enterprise software, the semiconductor and hardware supply chain, cybersecurity, HealthTech, fintech and RevTech, and the IT and professional-services firms that sell into the region's enterprise vendor networks — from pre-Series B startups to Fortune 1000 programs.
B2B SaaS and enterprise software
Buyers run comparison, alternatives, integration and pricing searches once they are shortlisting. Decision-stage pages come first.
Semiconductor and hardware supply chain
Suppliers to fabs and equipment makers are found by engineers and procurement through process, material, specification and certification searches, not through "supplier near me." Capability and certification pages do the work.
Cybersecurity
Technical, skeptical buyers who verify claims. Compliance-aligned content (SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, NIST) and evidence-dense comparison pages.
HealthTech and diagnostics
HIPAA-aware editorial controls and a higher evidence standard on every page.
Fintech and RevTech
Well-sourced content for categories where accuracy is scrutinized by buyers and by search engines alike.
IT and professional services selling into enterprise vendor networks
Procurement-led buying, where specification and proof matter more than volume.
Who usually brings us in: The person who brings us in usually owns a pipeline number: a VP or Director of Marketing, a Head of Demand Generation or Growth, or a founder running the company's first serious SEO program. In-house SEO and content leads also come to us for senior strategy without full execution. RevOps, procurement and, in PE-backed companies, operating partners are usually part of the decision, and this page is written so they can evaluate us too.
Company stage and retainer tier: Foundation ($5,000 per month) fits pre-Series B companies and in-house teams that need augmentation; Growth ($10,000 per month) fits Series B and later companies and mid-market firms with product-market fit; Enterprise ($20,000+ per month) fits Fortune 1000 and multi-region programs.
What needs to be true before we start: Four things need to be true before an engagement makes sense: you sell to businesses; you have a CRM, or will implement attribution during onboarding; your budget is at or above the published floor; and you can hold a six-to-nine-month horizon for pipeline impact.
Problems Austin B2B teams bring us
The most common problem Austin B2B teams bring to B2B SEO Giants is organic traffic that cannot be tied to pipeline in HubSpot or Salesforce, followed closely by invisibility in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews.
Traffic is up, but nothing shows in the CRM
When traffic grows and the CRM does not, the usual cause is attribution that was never wired, plus content aimed at readers who will never buy. We connect organic search to your CRM in the first 90 days, before scaling content, and shift production toward decision-stage pages. Reports then show sourced and influenced pipeline by page and query, so you can see which content is producing opportunities.
The last agency reported rankings and staffed the account with juniors
If your last agency's monthly report was a rankings table and the people on the calls kept changing, the problem was the delivery model, not SEO. B2B SEO Giants staffs accounts with senior practitioners only, reports on pipeline, and runs a quarterly business review where the roadmap is re-set against your targets.
Buyers ask ChatGPT or Perplexity, and your company is not in the answer
When buyers use an AI assistant to compare vendors and your company is missing, the fix is structural: pages that answer the comparison questions directly, explicit entities and offers, and schema that states what you do and for whom. We track citation rate for your category every month, so you can see whether it is moving.
You compete nationally from an Austin address
An Austin B2B company competes with every vendor in its category across the US, so city modifiers and local SEO do not help. We build the national query network for your category and use Austin only where it changes the strategy — for example, the buyers in the region's enterprise and semiconductor ecosystems.
Procurement engineers cannot find your semiconductor or hardware capability
Suppliers to Central Texas fabs and equipment makers are found through searches about processes, materials, tolerances and certifications, not through generic "services" pages. We build capability, process and certification pages written for engineers and structured for AI extraction, and we measure the RFQs and opportunities they produce.
Paid acquisition costs keep climbing
When paid CAC rises, decision-stage organic pages are usually the cheapest source of qualified pipeline you are not yet using. We prioritize comparison, alternatives and use-case pages that meet buyers at the point of evaluation, and report the CAC trend alongside organic pipeline where you share it.
Other situations we handle regularly include a headquarters move or replatform (Migration SEO, scoped as a project with a pre-migration benchmark and redirect plan); an in-house team that needs senior strategy but not execution (consulting); and regulated verticals where every asset needs subject-matter review before it ships.
How an engagement runs
An engagement begins with a 20-minute scoping call, usually proceeds to a fixed-price $7,500 audit, and then moves into a 90-day onboarding that wires CRM attribution and clears technical blockers before monthly delivery, reporting and quarterly reviews begin.
Scoping call and proposal
The scoping call is 20 minutes, free and without obligation, and its purpose is to decide whether we fit. You bring your ICP, current reporting and goals; we tell you which entry route makes sense — audit, project or retainer — or that we are not the right fit. A written proposal follows within business days.
The B2B SEO audit — $7,500
The B2B SEO audit is a fixed-price ($7,500) evaluation of seven areas — technical, content and search intent, keyword gaps, backlinks, competitive position, AI search visibility, and UX and conversion — that ends in an action plan scored by impact, confidence and ease. It takes two to three weeks from kickoff to delivery, and payment is 50% on signing and 50% on delivery. You provide read access to GA4, Search Console and your CRM. The plan is yours to run with us or without us.
Onboarding: the first 90 days
Onboarding lasts 90 days and exists to make everything that follows measurable.
What gets built: Attribution (organic search connected to your CRM and GA4, with a Looker Studio dashboard). Technical baseline (the blockers that cap rankings, fixed or ticketed). The query network (your buying committee's questions mapped to roles and buying stages). First decision-stage pages (comparison, alternatives, integration or use-case pages, depending on your category).
What we need from you: CRM administrator access, developer access or a ticketing path, and time with your subject-matter experts.
What you should, and should not, see yet: By day 90 you should see leading indicators: attribution live in your CRM, indexation and crawl issues resolved, impressions rising on decision-stage queries, and the first pages published. You should not yet expect pipeline. We plan against ranking movement around months three to four, meaningful pipeline around months six to nine, and material revenue at twelve to eighteen months.
Monthly delivery and reporting
Monthly delivery is the tier's volume of senior-led work — four deliverables per month on Foundation, eight to ten on Growth, a custom mix on Enterprise — across content, technical work, links and digital PR, and AI-search optimization. Reporting is monthly, and each report shows pipeline attributed to organic search — sourced and influenced, by page and query — alongside MQL, SQL and closed-won movement and your LLM citation rate.
Quarterly review
Every quarter, a business review re-sets OKRs against your pipeline targets and explains any change to the roadmap in writing.
Ongoing support
Day to day, you work with the same senior team over Slack, Zoom, Loom and your project-management tool. After the 90-day onboarding, retainers run month to month with 30 days' notice.
What you receive:
From the audit: the seven-area report and an ICE-scored action plan.
From a retainer: the topical map and query network; published content assets; technical fixes or tickets; link and digital-PR placements; a Looker Studio pipeline dashboard; a monthly report; a quarterly review deck; and a citation-tracking report.
From a project: the fixed scope defined in writing before work starts.
What we measure
B2B SEO Giants measures sourced and influenced pipeline, MQL-to-SQL-to-closed-won conversion in your CRM, and LLM citation rate across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini and Google AI Overviews.
Why pipeline, not traffic
Buyers have usually decided before they talk to anyone. In 6sense's 2025 B2B Buyer Experience Report, a study of nearly 4,000 B2B buyers, respondents first contacted sellers about 61% of the way through their journey, and 94% said they used LLMs during the process — mostly mid-journey, to compare vendors.
The pages that shape a shortlist are comparison, pricing and proof pages, which is why we measure whether they produce opportunities, not whether they produce visits. (Sources checked September 6, 2026.)
What we do not promise: We do not guarantee rankings, traffic, pipeline or revenue, and we do not publish ROI multiples. Search results and AI answers are controlled by third parties; what we control is the quality of the work and the honesty of the measurement.
Published pricing
B2B SEO Giants publishes its pricing: retainers at $5,000, $10,000 and $20,000-plus per month, a fixed-price $7,500 audit, and projects from $15,000, with month-to-month terms after a 90-day onboarding. Pricing does not change by location; Austin companies pay the published rates.
B2B SEO audit — $7,500
The audit is a fixed $7,500, paid 50% on signing and 50% on delivery, and takes two to three weeks. It fits companies with an existing program that needs senior review, and companies replacing an agency. Deliverables: the seven-area report and an ICE-scored action plan.
Projects — from $15,000
Projects are fixed-scope and priced in writing before work starts: topical map, $15,000–$25,000; bottom-of-funnel content sprint, $25,000–$45,000; programmatic SEO, $20,000–$60,000; migration, $20,000–$50,000; AEO/GEO sprint, $18,000–$35,000.
Terms: Retainers run month to month after a 90-day onboarding, with 30 days' notice and no 12-month lock-in. The audit is paid 50/50. What changes the price: Price is set by the volume of senior work per month (the tier), not by where you are. Projects are priced by scope. Nothing on this page is a quote; the written proposal is.
Where we are, and how we work with Austin teams
B2B SEO Giants is headquartered in Lakeland, Florida, has no Austin office, and serves Austin companies remotely through a senior team. We say this first because it is the first thing an Austin buyer should know when comparing us with an agency down the road.
How remote delivery works day to day
Remote delivery runs over Slack, Zoom, Loom and whichever project-management tool your team already uses, with the same senior people from kickoff onward. Reporting, reviews and response expectations are the same for an Austin client as for any client in the 50 states we serve.
Where we work: We work with companies across the Austin metro — Austin, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Pflugerville, Georgetown, Taylor, San Marcos, Bee Cave, Leander and Kyle — and across the United States. This is the only Austin page on this site; we do not publish separate pages per suburb because the service does not change by suburb.
When an Austin-based firm is the better choice
An Austin-based firm is the better choice if you need weekly in-person working sessions, if your growth depends on Google Business Profile and map-pack visibility, or if local event presence is part of the brief. Austin has B2B specialists that fit those needs; the comparison in the FAQ below names the ones we are most often evaluated against, with sourced facts.
What is different about selling B2B from Austin
Austin changes strategy in three specific ways, each of which shows up in the query network we build. (Facts checked September 6, 2026.)
Companies moving to or expanding in Austin need migration-safe SEO. A headquarters move, rebrand or replatform is where organic pipeline is most often lost, and a pre-migration benchmark and redirect plan are the cheapest insurance against it.
Results and references
B2B SEO Giants publishes only results it can evidence in a client's CRM, with the client's written consent, and shares CRM-backed case data under NDA on the scoping call.
is a [stage] [vertical] company in [Austin / Round Rock / other].
Starting point: [what was true at kickoff]. Engagement: [tier], [N] months. What was built: [attribution, query network, N decision-stage pages, technical work].
This template is deleted if no case is confirmed at launch. We publish client results only with the client's consent and CRM evidence. Ask for Austin references on the scoping call.
The people on your account
No juniors work on accounts, and we cap active retainers so that stays true. B2B SEO Giants was founded in 2024; we are not pretending otherwise, which is one reason the terms are month to month.
What we publish, and what we don't: Every number on this page is dated and sourced. We do not publish anonymous growth percentages, results without a named and contactable client, review scores without a linked review profile, or awards without naming the award.
Why Austin B2B companies choose a remote B2B specialist
Austin B2B companies choose B2B SEO Giants over a local generalist for seven reasons you can verify rather than take on trust.
Pricing, deliverables and exit terms are published together. How to check: open the pricing page and compare it with the proposals you are collecting.
Every client is a B2B company. How to check: ask us for the roster composition on the call, and ask the same of any generalist.
Senior-only staffing. How to check: ask who will be on your calls and what they did before this; we will name them.
CRM attribution is set up in onboarding, not sold later. How to check: the attribution stack named above and a redacted dashboard example.
AI-search visibility has a KPI, not a paragraph. How to check: a redacted citation report and the method behind it.
Month to month after 90 days. How to check: the terms on the pricing page and in the contract.
We tell you when to hire local instead. How to check: the section above.
We do not describe ourselves as the best or the leading agency in Austin. We publish our own facts and dated facts about the alternatives, and let you compare.
Is this the right engagement for you?
B2B SEO Giants is the right choice for a B2B company in the Austin metro, or anywhere in the US, that has a CRM, a six-to-nine-month horizon, a budget at or above $5,000 per month or $7,500 for an audit, and a leadership team that measures marketing in pipeline.
A good fit
- You sell to businesses, with a sales cycle measured in weeks or months and more than one person in the decision.
- You have HubSpot, Salesforce, Marketo or Pardot in place, or will implement attribution during onboarding.
- You can commit to a 90-day onboarding and judge the program on pipeline at six to nine months.
- Your budget is at or above the published floor.
- Your leadership will accept pipeline reporting in place of a rankings report.
Not a fit, and where to go instead
- B2C or local consumer services. A local Austin SEO firm will serve you better; there are many.
- You need results inside 90 days. Start with paid media, and come back when you want a channel that compounds.
- No CRM and no plan to implement attribution. We cannot report what we cannot measure.
- Budget under the published floor. A fractional consultant or an in-house hire may be the right first step.
- An in-house team that only needs advice. See B2B SEO consulting.
- A need for weekly in-person presence or Google Business Profile work. Choose an Austin-based specialist.
Frequently asked questions
Is B2B SEO Giants based in Austin, Texas?
No. B2B SEO Giants is headquartered in Lakeland, Florida, and has no Austin office. Austin clients are served remotely by the same senior team that serves every US client . If you need an agency you can visit weekly, see the comparison in question 7.
How do you work with an Austin marketing team if you're remote?
Working with us looks like working with a senior in-house team that happens to sit elsewhere: a shared Slack channel, scheduled Zoom working sessions, Loom walkthroughs for anything asynchronous, and tickets in your project-management tool. You get a monthly pipeline report, a quarterly business review and the same named people throughout. What we need from you is access (GA4, Search Console, CRM, a developer path) and time with your subject-matter experts.
What is the difference between the scoping call and the $7,500 audit?
The scoping call is a free, 20-minute conversation to decide fit and entry route; it produces no deliverable. The B2B SEO audit is a paid, fixed-price ($7,500) evaluation of seven areas that takes two to three weeks and ends in an ICE-scored action plan you can run with us or without us; payment is 50% on signing and 50% on delivery.
Who will work on our account, and will the team change?
Senior practitioners work on every account; no juniors. Daniel Foley Carter, the founder, . B2B SEO Giants was founded in 2024; the month-to-month terms exist so that a young agency has to earn each month.
How do you prove pipeline rather than traffic?
Pipeline is proven in your CRM, not in our slides. During onboarding we connect organic search to HubSpot, Salesforce, Marketo or Pardot through GA4 and BigQuery, and build a Looker Studio dashboard that shows sourced and influenced pipeline by page and query, MQL-to-SQL conversion, and closed-won revenue. Every monthly report is drawn from that data, so your RevOps team can audit any number.
How do you measure visibility in ChatGPT, Perplexity and AI Overviews?
Visibility in AI assistants is measured as citation rate: the share of a fixed set of category questions for which your brand appears in the answer, checked monthly on ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini and Google AI Overviews and reported alongside pipeline. Citation rate tells you whether the structural work is landing; it does not guarantee inclusion, because those answers are controlled by third parties.
How should we compare you with Austin-based agencies like Omniscient Digital, RefreshWeb or Return On Now?
Compare on five points you can verify: the share of the roster that is B2B, the seniority of the people on your account, how pipeline is attributed, whether pricing is published, and the exit terms. Below are facts each company publishes about itself, checked September 6, 2026; we have kept opinions out of it.
| Agency | Location | Focus, as stated by the agency | Published price floor | Terms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Omniscient Digital | Austin and New York offices, per its own listing | Organic growth (SEO, GEO, content) for B2B software companies | Full-service engagements start at $10,000 per month, per its own site | Not checked |
| RefreshWeb | Austin | B2B search marketing since 2002: SEO, Google Ads, content | Not shown on the pages we checked | Not checked |
| Return On Now | Austin | Founded in 2009 by Tommy Landry: SEO, PPC, content marketing | Not checked | Not checked |
| Austin agencies listed on Clutch with $5,000+ minimums (for example, Siege Media and Propellic) | Austin | Content and SEO; SEO with paid media | $5,000+ minimum project size, per Clutch | Not checked |
| Generalist Austin SEO firms | Austin and elsewhere | SEO for all business types | Starting prices we found ranged from about $1,000 to $3,500 per month; see Clutch's Austin SEO listings for listed minimums | Varies |
| B2B SEO Giants | Lakeland, Florida; remote | B2B only ; founded 2024 | $5,000 per month; $7,500 audit — published | Month to month after a 90-day onboarding; 30 days' notice |
If weekly in-person collaboration matters most, the Austin-based firms have an advantage we do not have. If a B2B-only roster, published pricing and month-to-month terms matter more, that is our case.
What do you need from our team, and what are the contract terms?
From your team we need four things: administrator or read access to GA4, Search Console and your CRM; a developer or ticketing path for technical fixes; roughly hours a month of subject-matter-expert time for interviews and reviews; and timely approvals. The contract terms are a 90-day onboarding, then month to month with 30 days' notice; the audit is paid 50% on signing and 50% on delivery.