Technical SEO Services: Fix What Stops Google From Ranking You
Crawl errors, slow templates, duplicate URLs and broken markup quietly cap your traffic. Our technical SEO services find the causes, fix them with your developers or ours, and prove the result in Search Console. Technical work is part of SEO promotion from $600 per month.
What our technical SEO services cover
A technical SEO specialist looks at how search engines crawl, render and index the site, then orders the fixes by impact.
Crawling and indexing
Crawlability and indexing issues: robots.txt, XML sitemap, canonical tags, noindex rules and orphan pages checked against what Google actually indexes.
Speed and Core Web Vitals
Site speed optimization and page speed optimization: LCP, INP and CLS measured on real pages, with fixes for images, scripts, fonts and server response.
Site architecture
URL structure, internal links, pagination and faceted navigation arranged so important pages are reachable in few clicks.
Structured data
Schema markup for organization, services, products, articles and FAQ, validated and kept in sync with the page text.
Multilingual setups
Hreflang, language folders and translated sitemaps for sites in several languages, with no conflicting signals.
Migrations and redirects
Website migration SEO: redirect mapping, HTTPS, domain moves and CMS changes planned so rankings survive the release.
Why technical fixes ship faster with us
Findings are useless if they sit in a PDF. We write them so a developer can act on them the same day.
Developers in the same team
Our developers can implement the fixes, so a ticket does not wait in your queue. See web application development for custom builds.
Findings with evidence
Every issue comes with the URLs affected, a screenshot or log line, and the expected effect.
Published prices
Technical work is included in SEO promotion from $600 per month. A one-off audit is scoped in writing before it starts.
Measured in Search Console
We compare crawl stats, index coverage and clicks before and after each release.
How a technical SEO engagement runs
Crawl and data pull
We crawl the site, pull Search Console and server logs where available, and map what is indexed against what should be.
Prioritised findings
Issues are ranked by impact and effort, so the first sprint removes the biggest blockers.
Implementation
Fixes go in with your developers or ours, tested on staging before release.
Verification
We re-crawl, watch index coverage and report what changed, in numbers.
Typical technical SEO issues and their effect
These are the problems we meet most often, listed with the usual fix and what it improves.
| Issue | Usual fix | What improves |
|---|---|---|
| Duplicate URLs and parameters | Canonical tags, clean URL rules, redirects | Crawl budget and index quality |
| Slow templates | Image, script and font optimisation, caching | Core Web Vitals and bounce |
| Missing or wrong schema | Validated structured data per template | Rich results eligibility |
| Broken internal links and chains | Direct links, redirect cleanup | Link equity and crawl depth |
| JavaScript-rendered content | Server-side or pre-rendering, crawlable links | Indexing of dynamic pages |
| Mobile usability gaps | Responsive templates, tap targets, mobile parity | Mobile rankings and conversions |
Costs depend on site size and the number of templates. Technical SEO is part of SEO promotion from $600 per month, and a standalone review is quoted in writing.
Need a person on your side of the table? You can hire an SEO specialist who works inside your team.
Tools and what we check
We combine a crawler, Google Search Console, PageSpeed data and server logs, because each shows a different part of the picture. A crawl tells us what exists, Search Console tells us what Google chose, and logs tell us what Googlebot actually requested.
Technical SEO for e-commerce adds faceted navigation and feed checks, which we cover in e-commerce SEO, and technical SEO for SaaS adds rendering and JavaScript SEO checks. For content and links around the fixes, see on-page SEO and link building. A technical SEO audit, or a wider SEO site audit, is usually the first step before either. Our SEO services for the technical side of a site begin with a crawl, and each technical SEO service we run ends with a re-check. AI search features still rely on pages that can be crawled and understood, so a clean technical base helps there too. Each fix is tracked against performance in Search Console, and we share case studies of technical changes that restored crawling and indexing, so you know what to expect before work starts.
Teams look for a technical SEO specialist, technical SEO consultant, technical SEO expert, technical SEO company or agency for different reasons, from a one-off audit report to ongoing fixes. As a technical SEO agency we run the audit as a one-off or inside a monthly plan, and advanced technical SEO such as log file analysis, crawl budget work and mobile SEO checks is included where the site needs it.
A technical SEO company worth hiring gives you a written analysis and a technical SEO checklist built from your own crawl, not a free score from a tool. Website migration SEO, redirect mapping and SEO migration planning are scoped before the release, so rankings survive it.
Questions we get on the first call
What do technical SEO services include?
Crawling and indexing checks, site architecture, Core Web Vitals, structured data, redirects and multilingual setup, with written findings and support during implementation.
How much does technical SEO cost?
Technical work is part of our SEO promotion from $600 per month. A standalone technical review is scoped in writing after we see the size of the site and its templates.
How long do technical fixes take to show results?
Index and crawl changes can show within weeks, while ranking effects usually build over several months, depending on the site and competition.
Can you fix the issues, or only report them?
Both. Our developers can implement the changes, or we hand over tickets written for your developers, with the URLs and expected effect.
Do you handle migrations and redesigns?
Yes. We plan redirects, check indexing before and after the release, and watch Search Console so a redesign does not cost you rankings.
Do you work with multilingual sites?
Yes. We set up hreflang, language folders and sitemaps, and check that each language version is indexed and does not compete with the others.
How do I start?
Send the domain or ask for the free audit. You get an honest read on the biggest technical blockers, a scope and a price, usually on the same day.
What is the difference between SEO and technical SEO?
SEO covers everything that helps a site rank, including content and links. Technical SEO is the part that makes the site crawlable, fast and understandable to search engines, so the rest can work.
Do you provide a technical SEO checklist?
We give a prioritised list built from a crawl of your own site and your data, which is more useful than a generic checklist.
Send us a domain. We will show you what blocks it.
The first audit is free and yours to keep. Order technical SEO services with written findings, a prioritised plan and one manager.