The Best Amazon SEO Agencies for 2026

An Amazon SEO agency makes your products easier to find in Amazon search and more likely to sell once found. It researches keywords, makes sure they are indexed, rewrites titles, bullets and backend terms, tracks where each product ranks and tests changes. This guide compares 17 Amazon SEO agencies and services using what each says on its own website as read on 4 November 2026.

Every result a provider reports about itself is labelled as a provider claim, because none were audited. Where a price is not published we say so instead of guessing. Numbers in the list are positions, not scores.

Amazon SEO Agencies: The Short Answer

• Prices are mostly project-based. Published prices include $750 per variation (Skale Strategy), $300 to $2,000 per variation (SellerMetrics), $495 per listing (Evolve AMZ) and about $150 to $500 for a rewrite (Enso Brands).
• Ongoing SEO is usually part of account management. Olifant Digital includes it from $2,000 a month and Skale Strategy’s full service starts at $3,500 a month.
• Indexing is fast and ranking is slow. Providers say new keywords index in days, but rank on competitive terms takes weeks to months because it follows sales.
• Amazon publishes no ranking weights. Be careful with any agency that names a secret formula or guarantees a position.
• Ask what they report. Rank per keyword, indexing status and organic share of sales are better measures than a headline sales figure.

Best Amazon SEO Agencies at a Glance

17 Amazon SEO agencies compared on focus, best fit, published price and how long results take

Seven of the 17 publish any price, and only SellerMetrics, Skale Strategy, Evolve AMZ, My Amazon Guy and Enso Brands publish SEO-specific ones. The rest sell by quote, so the table says ‘not published’. All 17 were read on their own websites on 4 November 2026 and may have changed since.

17 Best Amazon SEO Agencies

1. Skale Strategy

Listing SEO with a published per-variation price. Logan, Utah. Founded 2009. Skale Strategy’s listing page covers keyword research and mapping from Helium 10 and Brand Analytics data, competitor keyword gaps, titles, bullets, descriptions, backend search terms and A+ Content, and picks winners with Amazon’s experiment tool. It lists listing optimization from $750 per variation and full-service Amazon management from $3,500 a month. It claims Amazon Ads Partner status, an 89% average sales lift and a 12% average TACoS (agency claims).

• Best for: Brands that want listing SEO as a project or inside a full-service retainer, with a price to start from.
• Pricing: From $750 per variation. Full service from $3,500 a month
• Timeline: Not stated. Several FAQ answers on its pages are blank.
• Watch out for: Amazon SEO is sold as a project or as part of full service, not as a standalone retainer, and its pages name no keyword rank or indexing metrics.

2. Olifant Digital

Amazon SEO inside account management, tracked daily. Offices in Grand Island NY, Santa Monica, London, Berlin and Sofia. Founded 2018. Olifant’s SEO page says keywords come from Brand Analytics, search term reports and the brand’s own ad data, and that listings that already rank keep their winning fields while only the weak ones are rewritten. Its Olifant AI tool tracks organic rank per keyword daily, indexing status and organic share of sales. It says SEO is part of Amazon account management that starts at $2,000 a month, month to month, and never a percentage of ad spend.

• Best for: Established brands that want SEO tied to ads and account work and reported on rank and organic share.
• Pricing: Part of account management from $2,000 a month
• Timeline: First 7 days for audit and keyword plan. New keywords usually index within days. Rank builds with sales, with no fixed time. It shows an example moving from rank #38 to #4 in 8 weeks, which is illustrative.
• Watch out for: It does not sell SEO on its own, and its case results give no baselines.

3. AMZ Advisers

Term-by-term indexing checks for established brands. Agency since 2016. Location not stated. AMZ Advisers builds a keyword universe per product from search term data, competitor coverage and category demand, verifies that every priority term indexes after a change, rechecks on a cadence and traces failures. It reports rank, click-through rate, conversion rate, ACoS and TACoS per ASIN in a weekly dashboard. It says it is not for catalogs below roughly seven figures, brands new to Amazon without sales history or brands whose revenue is concentrated on one marketplace.

• Best for: Established brands that want indexing and rank checked term by term.
• Pricing: No exact price. Performance-aligned after a free 30-minute audit
• Timeline: Indexation changes appear within days. Head-term rank takes months because Amazon needs sales history.
• Watch out for: No price is public, and it says plainly that smaller or new brands are better served by other programmes.

4. Velocity Sellers

Keyword mapping and weekly rank reporting. Jericho, New York. Amazon agency since 2016. Velocity Sellers runs a free 30-minute audit, then maps one primary and secondary term per ASIN with placement, rewrites and rebuilds listings in order of revenue, then re-maps. Keywords come from Brand Analytics and other sources. It reports weekly on rank for target terms, organic versus paid share and conversion rate by ASIN, and judges success on organic sales share rather than keyword counts. Its published examples include Safe Catch with 4x conversion and Griot’s Garage with +10.5% conversion (agency claims).

• Best for: Brands on Seller or Vendor Central that want a clear audit, map and measure cycle.
• Pricing: Not published. Scoped after a free audit
• Timeline: Indexing changes within days. Rank on competitive terms usually 4 to 8 weeks of consistent sales.
• Watch out for: No SEO price is public, and its results come from rebuilds that include images and A+.

5. SellerMetrics

Per-variation SEO packages with a published price list. Registered in Dover, Delaware. SellerMetrics publishes per-variation prices: Copy Focused SEO at $300 to $500, Copy and Visual Basic at $800 to $1,300 and Copy and Visual Premium at $1,500 to $2,000, with video at $500 to $2,000 and A+ Content at $250 as an add-on. Keyword work uses Helium 10, Jungle Scout and its own forecasting, and it monitors rank weekly. It says initial improvements appear within a few weeks and significant results often within 2 to 3 months. A case study reports sales growing 60% from $2.6M to $4.2M (agency claim, with the client’s name inferred, not stated).

• Best for: Brands that want per-variation prices and a fixed monthly rank check.
• Pricing: $300 to $500, $800 to $1,300 or $1,500 to $2,000 per variation
• Timeline: Few weeks for first gains. 2 to 3 months for significant results.
• Watch out for: Its site contradicts itself on client counts and dates, and its scope is very wide.

6. My Amazon Guy

Five-phase SEO plan with a priced first phase. Atlanta, Georgia. My Amazon Guy’s SEO page lists five phases, with a fifth, AI search, added to an earlier four-phase plan. Phase 1, search term optimization, uses Helium 10 Cerebro and Xray plus the top 10 competitors and costs $900 on one page and $1,000 on another, covering up to 10 ASINs and taking a few days. Later phases are unpriced and sold with full service. It says most sellers see higher organic traffic and indexing in about 4 weeks and significant rank change in 3 to 6 months.

• Best for: Sellers that want to buy SEO in stages and know which phase their listing needs.
• Pricing: Phase 1 at $900 or $1,000 for up to 10 ASINs. Later phases not priced
• Timeline: Phase 1 in a few days. Traffic gains in about 4 weeks. Rank in 3 to 6 months.
• Watch out for: Its two pages disagree on the Phase 1 price, and it publishes no quantified SEO results.

7. Enso Brands

Keyword mapping and an indexing audit. Location not stated. Selling on Amazon since 2016. Enso Brands maps keywords by search volume, competitor coverage and conversion potential, and its audit says a typical account has 200 to 400 keywords that are indexed but not ranking. A single listing audit and rewrite costs about $150 to $500. It says indexing follows a listing change in 24 to 72 hours and that measurable ranking improvement takes 3 to 6 weeks, though other pages say 30 to 60 days. It claims a 22% median organic session increase within 90 days (its own internal data).

• Best for: Growing brands that want a low-cost start with an audit.
• Pricing: About $150 to $500 for a single listing audit and rewrite
• Timeline: Indexing in 24 to 72 hours. Rank in 3 to 6 weeks or 30 to 60 days (its pages differ).
• Watch out for: No performance guarantee, no SEO retainer price, and its best case study is full-funnel, not SEO alone.

8. Evolve AMZ

Itemised one-time prices and honest limits. Colorado. Established 2017. Evolve AMZ’s keyword research uses Helium 10, Brand Analytics, competitor search data and customer reviews. Keyword + Copy is $495 per listing, Brand Story $595, a Brand Store $1,495 and a Gold Content Bundle $2,495, all one-time and paid upfront. It says Amazon picks up new copy in 24 to 72 hours, rank changes appear in 2 to 4 weeks and full effect builds over 60 to 90 days. It says not to hire it for suppressed listings, quality problems or a guaranteed rank.

• Best for: Brands doing roughly $1M to $10M that want fixed prices and candid limits.
• Pricing: $495 per listing for Keyword + Copy. Brand Story $595. Brand Store $1,495
• Timeline: Indexed in 24 to 72 hours. Rank 2 to 4 weeks. Full effect 60 to 90 days.
• Watch out for: It publishes no client results and takes payment upfront.

9. Adverio

Marketplace agency with strong rank and diagnostics reporting. Founded 2014. Headquarters not confirmed on its own site. Adverio’s listing page covers titles, bullets, backend terms, A+ and Brand Story, images and video, and tracks conversion rate, add-to-cart rate, query-level rank movement and listing quality score, with TACoS as its main advertising metric. It does not charge per title or image. Most accounts start on a flat monthly fee, and it claims 300+ brands and 350,000+ SKUs managed (agency claims). Its real website is adverio.io.

• Best for: Brands, aggregators and portfolio sellers with 10 to thousands of SKUs.
• Pricing: No price published
• Timeline: Not stated. Campaigns can launch in 48 to 72 hours.
• Watch out for: No public price, no Amazon partner status claimed, a single-product seller is not its described client and its blog has been quiet since July.

10. Seller Interactive

Amazon SEO with intent clustering and image SEO. Began in Toronto in 2010. Seller Interactive builds keyword research from search term reports, reverse ASIN data and competitor listings, clusters terms by buyer intent, optimizes titles, bullets and backend terms with mobile formatting and treats image sequencing as part of SEO. Its page says Amazon SEO is not ideal for one-SKU test sellers or brands expecting overnight ranking jumps, and that it suits active SKUs, stable inventory and competitive pricing.

• Best for: Brands with active SKUs and stable inventory that want ongoing optimization.
• Pricing: Not published. Free growth audit
• Timeline: Initial movement within weeks. Stable gains over several months.
• Watch out for: No price or reporting cadence is stated, and the headline figures on its pages have no client or period.

11. Canopy Management

SEO with photography inside full service. Austin, Texas. Operating since 2015. Canopy’s SEO page covers competitor and keyword research, optimized title, bullets and description, backend keywords, split-test main images, photography and A+ Content, and says the full process takes about 30 days from when samples reach the photographer. It claims an average conversion lift of about 38% and 67% organic growth for its partners (agency claims).

• Best for: Brands that want SEO, photography and ads from one team.
• Pricing: Not published. Quote
• Timeline: About 30 days for assets to be ready for review.
• Watch out for: Its blog pricing is general advice and internally inconsistent, and its results state no method or baseline.

12. AMZDUDES

SEO with a day-by-day onboarding plan. Austin, Texas, with an office in Karachi. Since 2020. AMZDUDES maps keywords to products, builds titles around priority terms, reviews backend terms for compliance and follows competitors. Its plan has a day-1 audit, a keyword map and roadmap by day 5 and listing changes from week 2, with keyword rank and listing performance tracked where data allows. It works month to month and offers a free audit.

• Best for: New sellers and smaller brands that want a month-to-month start.
• Pricing: Not published. Free audit
• Timeline: Early movement within weeks. Consistent progress over several months.
• Watch out for: No SEO price is public, and its results are not isolated from other work.

13. ScaledOn

Amazon SEO inside a generalist retainer. Portsmouth, New Hampshire. ScaledOn offers Amazon listing optimization (keyword research, titles, bullets, backend terms and testing) under its Amazon services rather than as a standalone SEO page. Retainers for Amazon, paid media and SEO start at $2,000 a month, with no long-term contract after an initial 90-day period and 30 days’ notice. It claims Amazon Ads Verified Partner and SPN status (agency claims).

• Best for: Brands from about $500K to $10M that want Amazon work with other marketing.
• Pricing: Retainers from $2,000 a month
• Timeline: Not stated.
• Watch out for: Amazon SEO is a bundled add-on to a wider agency, its pages name no rank or indexing metrics and some of its details are inconsistent.

14. eStore Factory

Free SEO audit and keyword tracking. Offices in Sherman Oaks (California), Chesterfield (UK) and Niddrie (Australia). eStore Factory’s SEO service starts with a free audit including a competitor and keyword gap analysis, keyword research from several tools, reverse ASIN lookups and auto-suggest, and it reports weekly with keyword tracking. It cites a supplement brand with a 423% organic sales increase from an Amazon Ads case study, with no time frame (agency claim).

• Best for: Sellers that want an audit first and weekly tracking.
• Pricing: Not published
• Timeline: Not stated.
• Watch out for: No price or timeline is public, and some FAQ answers on its pages are missing.

15. beBOLD Digital

Keyword research and images for beauty-first brands. Costa Mesa, California. beBOLD’s Amazon SEO page covers keyword research, titles, bullets, descriptions, backend terms and images, with graphic design sold separately. It measures product visibility, ranking performance and the effect of SEO on sales, and says an unnamed beauty brand grew 262% on Amazon with SEO, better content and the removal of 50+ unauthorized sellers (agency claim).

• Best for: Beauty, baby and pet brands that want SEO with images.
• Pricing: Not published
• Timeline: Not stated.
• Watch out for: No SEO price, timeline or specific KPIs, and the headline case combines SEO with brand protection.

16. Desverto

Detailed keyword and backend-term scope. Not stated on its own site. Desverto has a dedicated listing SEO page that delivers a master keyword list, backend search term strategy, keyword mapping, titles and benefit-led bullets and descriptions, with images and A+ sold separately. It claims Amazon Ads Verified Partner and SPN status (agency claims). It targets sellers in pet, supplements, beauty, baby, home and grocery.

• Best for: Sellers that want a detailed keyword scope and copy.
• Pricing: Not published. Quote
• Timeline: Not stated.
• Watch out for: Some pages carry unfinished template content, its case studies name no clients and no measurement is stated.

17. Prolific Zone

FBA account management with a thin SEO page. Not stated on its own site. Directories place it in Alberta, Canada. Prolific Zone’s SEO page is written like a blog. It covers optimized titles, bullets and descriptions for high-intent keywords, backend terms and structured data. It offers a free account audit. It claims 30+ active brand accounts and $75M+ in annual revenue managed (agency claims), and its cases are anonymised.

• Best for: Health and wellness brands that want SEO inside account management.
• Pricing: Not published. Free audit
• Timeline: Not stated for SEO.
• Watch out for: It has no SEO price, timeline or measurement, and its homepage stat counters were unfilled.

How We Chose These Amazon SEO Agencies

We started from the agencies named across published lists of Amazon SEO agencies, then read each one’s own pages: its Amazon SEO or listing page, pricing, about page and case studies. We kept an agency only if it appeared active and described Amazon SEO as a real service. We left out a general web SEO agency with no Amazon work, a PPC-only agency and one whose only SEO content was an old blog post.

Most published lists are written by the agencies they rank, so treat any ranking, including this one, as a starting point. Badges and results are the agencies’ own claims.

What Does an Amazon SEO Agency Do?

The work behind Amazon SEO and what to ask about each task

To do the keyword part yourself, start with our guide to Amazon SEO ranking and keyword research, how to find keywords on Amazon and the list of Amazon keyword research tools.

What Amazon Says About Search and Ranking

These facts come from Amazon’s own pages, read on 4 November 2026, and are kept apart from provider claims.

Amazon’s statements on titles, keywords and ranking

Several things agencies repeat are not confirmed by Amazon’s pages: the names A9 and A10 for the search system, a specific weight for sales velocity, and any rank lift from outside traffic. The widely quoted 250-byte backend limit comes from Seller Central forum threads, not an Amazon help page we could read. Ask an agency where each claim comes from. For a practical guide, see Amazon backend keywords and Amazon product title optimization.

Amazon SEO vs Amazon PPC: What Is the Difference?

Amazon SEO improves your organic position, so you earn clicks without paying per click. Amazon PPC buys placement in sponsored slots. The two work together: a well-optimised listing converts better, which lowers ad costs, and sales from ads can help organic rank. Many full-service agencies sell both. If advertising is your main need, compare Amazon PPC agencies and management services. If you want a one-off rewrite, see Amazon listing optimization services.

Amazon SEO Agency Pricing

SEO prices providers publish on their own sites (read 4 November 2026)

Other guides quote ranges such as $2,000 to $10,000 a month for retainers and $50 to $2,000 per listing. Those figures come from agencies and vendors with something to sell, and per-ASIN figures differ by about ten times between sources, so use them only to sense-check a quote.

How Long Does Amazon SEO Take?

Providers agree on the shape and differ on the numbers. New keywords usually index within a day or a few days after a change. Rank movement then depends on sales on those terms: Evolve AMZ says 2 to 4 weeks, Velocity Sellers 4 to 8 weeks, Enso Brands 3 to 6 weeks and My Amazon Guy 3 to 6 months for significant rank change. Seller Interactive says stable gains take several months, and AMZ Advisers says head terms take months because Amazon needs sales history. All of these are provider statements, so agree how progress will be measured before you start.

Amazon SEO Agency vs Freelancer vs Software

Three ways to do Amazon SEO

For a full-service option, compare full-service Amazon FBA agencies, and read how to rank Amazon products organically first if you are still learning.

How to Choose an Amazon SEO Agency

• A keyword audit first. Ask for a short audit or sample keyword map for one of your products.
• Indexing checks. The agency should confirm each target term is indexed, not only write copy.
• Reporting. Rank per keyword, indexing status, organic share of sales and conversion by ASIN, on a fixed schedule.
• Scope in writing. Say whether images, A+ Content and testing are included.
• Fit with your size. Some agencies want seven figures or many SKUs, while others start at a few hundred dollars.
• Honest limits. A good agency says when SEO is the wrong fix, such as a suppressed listing or a weak product.
• Data and file ownership. You should keep the keyword lists, copy and reports.

Questions to Ask an Amazon SEO Agency Before You Sign

• Which data sources do you use for keyword research?
• How do you check that each priority term is indexed?
• Which keyword rank tool do you use, and can I see the reports?
• How do you test changes, and what counts as a win?
• What is in the fee: copy, images, A+ Content and testing?
• How long until I should see indexing and rank changes?
• What happens if rank does not improve?
• Can I speak to a client in my category who has been with you for over a year?

Red Flags When Hiring an Amazon SEO Agency

• Guaranteed page-one rank. Amazon publishes no ranking weights, and no one controls competitors.
• A secret algorithm. Be careful with agencies that name A9, A10 or other systems as proof.
• Keyword stuffing. Long keyword-packed titles can hurt conversion and break Amazon’s rules.
• Results with no baseline or period. ‘Up 400%’ means little without a start and an end date.
• No indexing or rank reporting. Sales alone cannot show whether SEO worked.
• An agency that ranks itself first. Many top lists are written by the agencies they recommend.

Frequently Asked Questions

Key Takeaways

• Seventeen Amazon SEO agencies are compared above, with prices only where an agency publishes them.
• Indexing is quick and rank is slow, so agree how progress will be measured.
• Amazon publishes no ranking weights, and no agency can guarantee a position.
• Ask for a keyword audit, indexing checks and rank reporting before you sign.