What it is
Programmatic SEO builds a researched inventory of pages rather than one page at a time. We find the searches your customers actually run, group them by intent, and ship a page for each one that clears a quality bar.
CHOOSE A SIZE
Start with The Standard. Change it if you need to.
Each size has a fixed, published price. The Standard is selected first because it fits most builds. All prices are NZD and exclude GST. Ad spend and third party software are separate and stay in your own name.
A real inventory. Most businesses choose this.
$1,997 setup + $97 a month
Everything in The Essentials, plus
- Multiple page templates: guides, comparisons, local pages
- Up to 40 pages across the first waves
- A monthly refresh as real search data comes in
- One clear call to action on every page
Why you might choose thisThe longer explanation, if you want it.
One page ranks for one intent. An inventory ranks for hundreds, compounds month on month, and you own every page outright. It also builds the landing pages Google Ads runs against, so the two are usually bought together.
One page can rank for one intent. A researched inventory of pages ranks for hundreds, and it compounds: every month the pages age, earn signals and answer more of the long tail. This is also the inventory your Google Ads land on, which is why the two are usually bought together.
The word programmatic worries people, so here is the bar: every page starts from a real search people actually run, is written to answer that question completely in your brand voice, and is human reviewed before it ships. Thin pages do not ship at all.
Straight answers
Is this AI-written filler?
No. Pages are researched from real searches, written to a quality bar, and human reviewed before they ship. A page that does not fully answer its question does not go live.
How is it different from normal SEO?
Normal SEO improves pages one at a time. This builds the missing pages: one per question your market asks, so the site can answer hundreds of specific searches instead of a few broad ones.
Why are the prices public?
So you can decide in your own time, and so nobody has to haggle. The numbers are the same for everyone, which means the price you see is the price the last customer paid too.