Crypto SEO Agency

Your product is regulated market by market, your facts change on a schedule nobody controls, and your own branded results are fought over. We put your exchange, wallet or protocol in front of people already searching for it, in every market where it's legal to sell. We built and ran that engine at exchange scale, so the plan is rehearsed.

Yes, and it has its own page. Fintech is regulated twice over, by the jurisdiction you sell in and by the product itself, so a lending page, a deposit page and a payments page each answer to a different rulebook on one domain. A wrong answer about fees or licensing is a compliance exposure. So every number we publish traces back to one fact sheet your compliance team signed off, and we keep checking the live answers against it. That is how we ran it at exchange scale.

Yes. We earn links from reputable sources through editorial coverage and digital PR. Links from sources engines already trust are the lever our research supports best. Third party presence on authoritative sites predicts whether a brand shows up in AI answers at all.

It is the wrong thing to buy first. Head terms are contested by brands with a decade of authority and convert worse than the long tail underneath them. The questions that lead to a signup look like "best crypto exchange for beginners in Canada" and "[exchange] vs [exchange] fees". Win a few thousand of those and the head term becomes reachable.

Crypto SEO is the work of getting an exchange, wallet, protocol or fintech product found by people searching for what it does, in Google and now inside AI answers. It differs from ordinary SEO three ways: the product is legal in some markets and not others; the facts move constantly, since fees and rules change without notice; and your own brand searches are contested by scam checks and comparison pages you don't control. The techniques are standard. The constraints are not.

Retainers in this category generally run from about $3,000 a month at the low end to $30,000 and above for enterprise scope. Ours run $7,500 to $30,000, published on our pricing page rather than held back for a call. Anything materially cheaper is usually one junior spread across several accounts. A page footprint and a link profile keep earning after the invoice stops. A monthly report does not.

Technical fixes move within weeks. New pages take 3 to 6 months to reach the position they will hold. Authority compounds from month 6 and keeps compounding after that. Meaningful growth in non brand traffic typically lands between months 6 and 12. We commit the first 90 days for that reason: the foundation has to be finished before anything built on it can rank.

It depends on one thing: whether your buyers search before they buy. In crypto and fintech they do, heavily, and they increasingly ask an assistant instead of clicking a results page. If nobody in the company owns that channel, an agency is worth it. If you already have a strong in house team and the gap is capacity rather than direction, you probably need writers rather than an agency. We say so when that is the case.

The first layer, yes, and you should. Make your pages readable without JavaScript, answer your buyers' real questions in plain language, keep your facts current, and check that AI crawlers are not blocked in robots.txt. Most of that is a checklist your own team can work through. Where it stops being a do it yourself job is programmatic scale, international structure and earning authority, because those need a system rather than an afternoon.

They are usually listed as technical, on page, off page and local. That split is dated for this category. We work in six services instead: foundation, which is the state of the site; technical SEO, which is the work that keeps it there; content; authority, which covers off page; programmatic scale; and international. Local rarely applies to a crypto product, and generative engine optimisation now sits alongside all of it rather than underneath one heading.

It's the prerequisite. Engines assemble answers out of pages they can read, and those are overwhelmingly pages that already rank, get linked and get mentioned. We run SEO and GEO as one system on one page, not two separate budgets.