E-commerce SEO
E-commerce SEO in Saudi Arabia: more organic revenue for Salla, Zid and Shopify stores
Category and product pages optimised in Arabic and English, technical fixes for store platforms, and the links and coverage that lift a store above marketplaces — with per-page and monthly prices published.
No minimum contract · Itemised monthly deliverables · Arabic and English team on Riyadh hours · Reporting from your own GA4 and Search Console
E-commerce SEO numbers
SAR 4,500
fixed-fee store audit: technical, category structure, product content and competitor gap
SAR 350
per category page optimised in Arabic or English, including copy and schema
SAR 7,500
per month e-commerce retainer; published market range is SAR 10,000–25,000
Works on Salla, Zid, Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento and custom builds.
Why businesses switch
What we fix
Your categories are invisible for the searches that sell
Thin or missing Arabic category copy, duplicated filters and parameter URLs. We rebuild category pages around the Arabic and English terms shoppers use.
Marketplaces outrank your own store
Amazon.sa and Noon have authority; you need product content, reviews schema and links they cannot copy. We build those.
The platform is holding you back
Salla and Zid themes, Shopify duplicate collections and WooCommerce bloat all create technical debt. We know each platform’s limits and work around them.
What you get
What is included
- Store audit: technical, architecture, category and product content, competitor gap
- Arabic and English keyword research for categories, products and buying guides
- Category page copy, titles, headings, filters and internal linking
- Product page templates: titles, descriptions, Product and Review schema
- Faceted navigation, pagination and canonical control
- Core Web Vitals on store themes and apps
- Buying guides and comparison content that ranks and links to products
- Links and coverage from Saudi shopping, lifestyle and news sites
- Revenue reporting by landing page and category from GA4
Pricing
What it costs
Fixed fees and “from” prices published so you can budget before you call. Every quote is itemised; nothing is billed that was not agreed. Prices in Saudi riyals, excluding 15% VAT.
| Service | Price (SAR) | What is included |
|---|---|---|
| E-commerce store audit | SAR 4,500 Order on WhatsApp | Technical, category structure, product content, competitor gap, prioritised roadmap, walkthrough |
| Category page optimisation | SAR 350 per page Order on WhatsApp | Arabic or English copy, title, meta, headings, internal links, schema |
| Product description writing | SAR 90 per product Order on WhatsApp | Arabic or English, 120–200 words, SEO-briefed; bilingual SAR 150 |
| Product page template optimisation | SAR 2,500 Order on WhatsApp | Template-level titles, schema, reviews, related products, breadcrumbs |
| Buying guide (1,500 words) | SAR 550 Order on WhatsApp | Arabic or English, with product links and comparison tables |
| E-commerce SEO retainer | from SAR 7,500 per month Order on WhatsApp | 15 category pages, 4 guides, 6+ links, technical monitoring, revenue reporting |
| Large catalogue retainer (5,000+ SKUs) | from SAR 14,500 per month Order on WhatsApp | Template work, feed optimisation, international, dedicated strategist |
Benchmark: Saudi agencies publish e-commerce SEO at SAR 10,000–25,000 per month and put competitive e-commerce in the SAR 15,000–30,000 band. Our retainer starts at SAR 7,500 with page counts itemised.
Plans
Simple monthly plans
Three monthly programmes, published in full. Every plan includes a technical audit, a monthly report and a named point of contact. No set-up fees, no lock-in. Prices exclude VAT.
Starter
SAR 2,950 per month
- Keyword research for up to 15 primary Arabic and English keywords
- On-page SEO for 5 core pages
- Google Business Profile optimisation, 1 location
- Technical audit and monthly fixes (indexing, speed, schema)
- 1 new page or article a month (Arabic or English)
- 2 editorial backlinks a month from Saudi or Gulf sites
- Monthly report from your own GA4 and Search Console
Most popular
Growth
SAR 6,950 per month
- Everything in Starter
- Keyword map for up to 50 terms, Arabic and English
- Content optimisation for 8–10 pages a month
- 3 new articles or pages a month
- 5–6 contextual backlinks or guest posts from authority domains
- 1 press release written and distributed each quarter
- AI Overview and People Also Ask tracking
- Monthly strategy call and growth report
Scale
SAR 12,950 per month
- Everything in Starter and Growth
- Unlimited priority pages, bilingual site structure and hreflang
- 6 pages or articles a month, Arabic and English
- 10+ authority backlinks, guest posts and brand mentions a month
- Digital PR: 1 press release or sponsored feature a month in Saudi media
- Reputation monitoring and review strategy
- Dedicated strategist, fortnightly calls
Enterprise, multi-brand and national e-commerce programmes from SAR 20,000 per month, scoped after an audit. Get a quote on WhatsApp
What e-commerce SEO covers
Online stores rank through categories, not blog posts. E-commerce SEO builds a category structure that matches how Saudis search (“عبايات سوداء”, “iphone 16 pro max price saudi”), writes category and product content that Google and shoppers trust, fixes the technical issues store platforms create (filters, pagination, duplicates, speed), and earns the links and coverage that lift a brand store above marketplaces.
Proof
Results, not ranking reports
Outcomes from the brands we work with across Saudi Arabia and the Gulf. Every engagement is reported from the client’s own Search Console and GA4.
+178%
organic traffic for a Gulf lifestyle publisher after content and authority work
7–10 days
to the first live placement on most link and PR campaigns
45-day
replacement or refund guarantee on every link we place
Arabian Aura Central
CONTENT · AUTHORITY — Topical clusters, Arabic and English content and editorial links lifted primary-category traffic by 178% with featured-snippet and AI Overview placements. View →
Fursah GCC
SEO · LINK BUILDING — Technical clean-up and a Gulf-focused link programme that moved core job and visa guides on to page one for Saudi and UAE searches. View →
Planet VPN
DIGITAL PR · OFF-PAGE — Contextual links, balanced anchors and brand mentions on Arabic tech media in one of the most competitive niches online. View →
How we work
You send the brief. We send the results.
Every engagement follows the same transparent path. You always know what is being done, why, and what changed.
1.
Discovery and audit
Technical, content and backlink audit benchmarked against the competitors actually winning your keywords in Google Saudi Arabia.
2.
Strategy and roadmap
A prioritised 90-day plan: quick technical wins first, then content and authority in order of commercial impact.
3.
Implementation
We do the work on your CMS or alongside your developers — itemised deliverables every month.
4.
Measure and iterate
Rankings, traffic and enquiries reported monthly with a strategy call. Double down on what works.
Questions we get asked
How much does e-commerce SEO cost in Saudi Arabia?
Published market ranges are SAR 10,000–25,000 per month. Brand Majlis: audit SAR 4,500, category pages SAR 350 each, retainers from SAR 7,500 per month.
Do you work with Salla and Zid?
Yes. Both are the most common platforms we see, and we know their SEO settings, theme limits and app conflicts.
Can you write Arabic product descriptions at scale?
Yes. SAR 90 per product in Arabic or English, SAR 150 bilingual, with volume pricing above 500 SKUs.
How do you report?
Organic revenue, transactions and landing pages from GA4, plus category rankings in Arabic and English.
Related services and guides
- SEO for Salla stores
- Shopify SEO
- Technical SEO services
- Link building services
- SEO services in Saudi Arabia
Get a free store SEO growth plan
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