Does this sound familiar
application pages are accidentally indexed · documentation is hard to find · a JavaScript site is not indexed · there are no “problem → solution” pages.
SEO for SaaS and web services: attract customers with product pages, not a closed interface
We identify which public service pages can attract organic demand — product, solutions, integrations and documentation — and separate them from the private interface. It suits SaaS teams and web services whose marketing site, help center and application are separate. The goal is to get trial registrations from search, not just ads.
What the business gets
a map of public and private URLs · an SEO plan for product, solution and integration pages · SSR/rendering checks.
Related experience
the closest examples are our own products: the SurfUp client portal separates public and private areas (SurfUp app), and SEO Control is a separate product (SEO Control).
Services and pricing
Prices are indicative. The final price depends on the project and agreed terms and is confirmed before work begins.
The final price depends on the CMS and source-material readiness, integrations, and the number of target markets and languages.
Licences, paid tools, placements and infrastructure are quoted separately. Accounts and access remain in your name.
What’s included
- indexation rules; 2) page plan; 3) SSR, canonical and language versions; 4) documentation as a source of search demand.
How it works
diagnosis (2–3 weeks) → monthly work.
Not included
we do not index the private interface just to increase URL volume; product security is the team’s responsibility.
FAQ
Do we need SSR? Often, if content loads through scripts (JavaScript SEO). · What about documentation? It often answers “how to” queries and should be considered in the plan. · Do we need a blog? It depends on the sales model. · What about apps? See ASO.
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Additional services
SurfUp / studio
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