Last updated: October 16, 2026
In an Ahrefs study of 300,000 keywords published on 4 February 2026, the top-ranking page got 58% fewer clicks when Google showed an AI Overview, comparing December 2025 with December 2023.
The informational posts that once filled a blog with traffic are the ones losing those clicks. Pages written for people close to buying hold up better, which is why conversion-focused content agencies are getting more attention, and why their prices, terms and proof deserve a close look side by side.
That's what this list does. Every agency below was checked against its own site and, where one exists, a Clutch profile opened directly on 16 October 2026.
You're probably here because you like the idea of writing for buyers and measuring conversions, but the agency you looked at first doesn't fit. Usually it's one of three things:
$10,000 a month for three articles is more than you can spend, or more per piece than you want to pay;
you need more than content, such as technical SEO, AI visibility work or paid search;
you need more pages per month than a three-to-eight-article package delivers.
Each pick below is judged on the questions that matter if you're coming from a pay-for-content model: how close the work sits to buying intent, what you get per month, and how easy it is to leave.
TL;DR
Miraa - Best for B2B SaaS teams that want bottom-funnel pages and AI-answer visibility from $2,500 a month
Siege Media - Best for larger brands that need content at scale plus design and digital PR
Omniscient Digital - Best for research-led B2B content reported in pipeline
Skale - Best for SaaS teams measured on signups, SQLs and MRR
Foundation Marketing - Best for distribution across Reddit, YouTube and AI answers
Draft.dev - Best for developer tools that need technically accurate content
RevenueZen - Best for month-to-month terms and LinkedIn alongside SEO
SimpleTiger - Best for running SEO and paid search under one SaaS-focused team
Embarque - Best for seed-stage SaaS on a small fixed budget
Animalz - Best for thought leadership and multi-format content
Powered by Search - Best for high-ACV B2B with long sales cycles
Comparison table
Agency | What you're buying | Entry price | Contract | Clutch rating (reviews, latest) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Miraa | BOFU pages, technical SEO and AEO/GEO | $2,500/month | See pricing page | No third-party reviews |
Siege Media | Content at scale, design, digital PR | Not published ($5,000+ minimum on Clutch) | Not published | 4.9 (48, 31 Aug 2026) |
Omniscient Digital | Research-led content and PR | Not published | Not published | 4.8 (6, 23 Mar 2026) |
Skale | SEO, GEO and links tied to revenue | Not published ($5,000+ minimum on Clutch) | Not published | 4.9 (19, 15 Oct 2026) |
Foundation Marketing | Content plus distribution and Reddit | Not published ($25,000+ minimum on Clutch) | Not published | 5.0 (14, 23 Mar 2026) |
Draft.dev | Engineer-written technical content | From $9,000/month | 3-month minimum | No Clutch profile found |
RevenueZen | SEO, GEO and LinkedIn content | $3,000/month | Month-to-month available | 4.9 (38, 1 Oct 2025) |
SimpleTiger | SEO, GEO, PPC and web for SaaS | Not published ($5,000+ minimum on Clutch) | Not published | 4.9 (32, latest we could see 5 Feb 2026) |
Embarque | Fixed menu of SEO services | $1,500/month | 3-month minimum | 5.0 (13, latest we could see 12 Feb 2023) |
Animalz | Thought leadership, SEO and AEO | Not published | Not published | No reviews |
Powered by Search | Demand gen: SEO, paid, content | Not published ($5,000+ minimum on Clutch) | Not published | No reviews |
How we chose
Grow and Convert sets a specific bar: content aimed at buyers, reporting on conversions, and a price you can see. So we started from that and asked four questions of every candidate.
Does the agency show results in signups, leads, pipeline or revenue, not only traffic?
Is there a published price, or at least a Clutch minimum we could verify?
What do you get per month, and what are the exit terms?
Are there third-party reviews, and how recent is the newest one?
We opened each agency's site and its Clutch profile directly. Where a profile didn't exist or showed zero reviews, we say so. Where an agency's own pages disagreed on a number, we described results in words. Client figures are what the agency or its reviewer reported, and we label them that way.
We left out agencies that have mostly moved away from B2B software, and agencies whose only evidence was a logo wall.
1. Miraa
Miraa is a B2B SaaS SEO and AI search agency that builds bottom-of-funnel pages, fixes the technical layer underneath them, and tracks how often AI assistants cite the client. Its approach is buyer-first, like Grow and Convert's, with a lower entry price and a wider scope that includes technical work.
Services
Miraa offers 10 services:
Product-led SEO
Content-led SEO
Technical SEO
On-Page SEO
SEO Site Migration
SEO Website Recovery
AEO/GEO
Content Writing
Link Building
Agentic SEO/GEO
The practical difference from a content-only shop is that technical fixes, migrations and recovery sit in the same team as the writers. If you want the detail on how the AI side works, see Miraa's answer engine optimization agency page.
Pricing
Miraa publishes three monthly plans:
Basic Growth: $2,500 a month
Growth+: $3,500 a month
Hyper-Growth: $5,000 a month
The top plan costs half of Grow and Convert's entry package.
Reviews
There are no third-party reviews of Miraa to point to yet, on Clutch or anywhere else. Its case studies and a conversation with the people who'd run your account are the evidence you have.
Clients
Miraa's case studies center on the Salesforge family of sales tools: Salesforge, Mailforge, Warmforge, Primeforge and Infraforge, with Leadsforge also a client. Comparing April–June 2025 with May–July 2026 in Google Search Console, the agency reports:
organic clicks up 117.7% to 75,416 a quarter;
impressions up 339% to 19.6 million;
average position improved from 23.5 to 9.4.
By product, quarterly clicks went from 27,750 to 47,493 for Salesforge, 4,471 to 12,493 for Mailforge, 306 to 7,432 for Primeforge, and 768 to 4,441 for Warmforge. In August 2026, Ahrefs data showed Salesforge cited 2,100 times in Google AI Mode, 618 times in Gemini and 388 times in Perplexity.
The other three case studies are anonymized. Other clients include Icypeas, Zapmail, Redacto, Upsolve, Vibe, Stamina, Usetapp, Wrenly, Outcraft, Infraboxes, Resumebuild, Proptor, Redora, Communitytracker, DPO Service and IQWorks.
Summary
Miraa suits B2B SaaS teams that want Grow and Convert's focus on buying intent, plus technical SEO and AI-answer tracking, at a price that starts at $2,500 a month.
The caveats are real. Its published results come mostly from one client family in sales automation, and it has no third-party reviews. It's not the pick if you need a long track record across many industries, or reviews you can read before a call.
2. Siege Media
Siege Media is a large content marketing agency known for high-volume SEO content, interactive assets and digital PR. If Grow and Convert feels too small for your keyword set, Siege is the opposite end of the scale.
Services
Its work spans SEO content, design and interactive pieces, digital PR and link earning, and AI visibility. The model favours building lots of pages around a topic, with design-heavy assets that earn links.
Pricing
Not published. Clutch lists a $5,000+ minimum project and $100 to $149 an hour. Clutch's own summary notes some clients spent between $100,000 and $500,000.
Reviews
Clutch shows 4.9 from 48 reviews, with the latest dated 31 August 2026. That's the largest recent review record on this list.
Clients
Its site names Zapier, Zendesk and Instacart among clients. Its headline results lean on modeled traffic value and LLM visibility, and its own pages give different company-wide totals, so we're not quoting them. In plain terms: the named clients show large ranking and visibility gains, measured in modeled value rather than signups.
Summary
Siege is the right swap if your problem with Grow and Convert is volume. It can produce and promote far more content in a month. The Siege Media review goes deeper.
It's not for teams that want every article judged on conversions, or for budgets that can't handle a six-figure annual engagement. If you're weighing other options at that end of the market, there's also our list of Siege Media alternatives.
3. Omniscient Digital
Omniscient Digital is an organic growth agency for B2B software that starts from customer research and sales conversations. Its philosophy is the closest to Grow and Convert's on this list: content should earn pipeline, not pageviews.
Services
Content strategy and production, SEO, digital PR, and AI search visibility, built on customer interviews and sales-call analysis. It also produces original research for clients.
Pricing
Not published as a standard price. Expect a custom quote after a call.
Reviews
Clutch shows 4.8 from 6 reviews, the latest dated 23 March 2026. One reviewer said "The price can be a bit steep", which is worth knowing going in.
Clients
The agency reports $400,000 in qualified pipeline from SEO for Teambridge, an 81% rise in LLM visibility and a 140% rise in citations in 60 days for Convert, and blog organic sessions up 2,117% for Order.co.
Summary
Pick Omniscient if you like the Grow and Convert philosophy but want research, PR and AI visibility in the same engagement, and you'd rather talk about pipeline than article counts.
It's not for early-stage teams that want a published price, or anyone who needs fast, high-volume output.
4. Skale
Skale is a London-headquartered organic growth agency for SaaS and tech that calls itself AI-search-first. Its reviewers keep coming back to one point: it ties SEO work to revenue metrics.
Services
According to its Clutch profile, Skale sells AI search and SEO consultancy, AI brand mentions, link building and content production. It treats GEO and Google SEO as one system and measures in SQLs, pipeline and MRR.
Pricing
Not published on its site. Clutch lists a $5,000+ minimum project, and the most common reviewer project size is $10,000 to $49,999.
Reviews
Clutch shows 4.9 from 19 reviews. The latest is dated 15 October 2026, so it's current. The criticism is worth reading: one reviewer had three account managers and said some fit better than others, another described the links as "medium tier", and a third wanted "higher velocity".
Clients
Reviewer-reported results include:
Benevity: non-branded clicks up 91.8%, with strong first-page rankings for terms like "employee engagement software";
AltoVita: $105,000 in new revenue from organic opportunities in Q1 2024, per its former VP of Marketing;
an MRP software company: brand mentions up 22.6% in Google AI Overviews and 18.5% in ChatGPT since July 2026.
Clutch also lists HubSpot, Piktochart, TestGorilla, Attest, Maze and Holded as key clients.
Summary
Skale fits SaaS teams that think in signups and MRR and want links and AI mentions as well as content. Grow and Convert reports conversions per article. Skale reports them per program.
It's not the pick if you want an agency that writes every piece itself from long expert interviews, or if top-tier digital PR links are your main goal.
5. Foundation Marketing
Foundation Marketing is a B2B content and AI visibility agency known for distribution, especially on Reddit. Its argument is that writing the article is half the job, and getting it in front of buyers and LLMs is the other half.
Services
Its homepage groups the work into research (query fan-out, LLM citation, Reddit and YouTube research), content creation (long-form posts, YouTube, Reddit, podcasts, webinars), distribution (citation and brand-mention acquisition, subreddit management, newsletters, LLM ads), and optimization for search and AI answers.
Pricing
Not published. Clutch lists a $25,000+ minimum project and $200 to $300 an hour. One reviewer's contract on Clutch shows a $20,500 flat onboarding fee followed by a $30,000-a-quarter retainer.
Reviews
Clutch shows 5.0 from 14 reviews, the latest dated 23 March 2026. One reviewer wrote "Pricing is a bit high." Another said the team started with a traditional agency engagement style and took time to adapt to a more collaborative one.
Clients
Reviewers include Paychex, Moz, Flourish (part of Canva), Profound and Ascent Cloud. Sitetracker's former head of marketing said Foundation's comparison pages helped drive organic traffic from high-intent searches and more inbound conversions. Founders Factory Africa reported organic traffic up almost 300% and referring domains up 100%.
Summary
Foundation is the pick if you already have good content and your gap is distribution, or if Reddit and YouTube matter in your category. Grow and Convert deliberately keeps GEO grounded in owned content, so this is a real philosophical alternative.
It's not for small budgets, given the $25,000 Clutch minimum, or for teams that only want bottom-funnel articles written.
6. Draft.dev
Draft.dev is a content agency for developer tools and technical platforms. Its writers are engineers, which solves a problem Grow and Convert's reviewers have flagged: getting writers who truly understand a specialist subject.
Services
Blog posts and tutorials, comparison and landing pages, technical product guides, lead magnets, content refreshes, and promotion on Reddit, LinkedIn and X. The agency says it uses AI to speed up research and drafting, and every piece is reviewed by developers and edited by technical editors. It cites a network of 300+ subject matter experts.
Pricing
Draft.dev publishes a starting price: plans from $9,000 a month, with a three-month minimum commitment. First pieces arrive within three weeks of kickoff.
Reviews
We couldn't find a Clutch profile for Draft.dev (the obvious profile URLs return a not-found page), so there's no third-party rating to report. Its own site carries named testimonials from people at Snyk, Gusto, Descope and Redpanda.
Clients
The agency names Sinch Mailgun, Gusto, Descope, Snyk, Redpanda, Loft Labs and Prove among clients. It reports that Mailgun reached a 20–45% click-through rate on its content. A Shorebird testimonial on the site says visitor-to-signup conversion held at 10–15% as traffic grew.
Summary
Draft.dev is the alternative for dev tools, APIs and infrastructure products where a generalist writer would get the details wrong. The price is close to Grow and Convert's, but the writers are engineers.
It's not for non-technical B2B products, and its use of AI in drafting is a difference worth weighing if you chose Grow and Convert partly for its human-only stance.
7. RevenueZen
RevenueZen is a B2B agency that pairs SEO and GEO with LinkedIn content for executives. It's one of the few on this list with published prices and genuinely flexible terms.
Services
Interview-based content, SEO and GEO, AI brand monitoring, link building, original research at higher tiers, and LinkedIn ghostwriting. It drafts with a custom model trained on your brand voice, and humans edit.
Pricing
The entry plan is $3,000 a month for four articles, three page refreshes, audit re-runs, AI brand monitoring and a monthly strategy call. Month-to-month contracts are available, with discounts for six- or twelve-month terms. Onboarding takes 30 to 45 days.
Reviews
Clutch shows 4.9 from 38 reviews. The latest is dated 1 October 2025, so the newest feedback is about a year old.
Clients
On its pricing page, the agency reports that Inside Sales Solutions closed $176,000 in organic-sourced revenue and 46 qualified opportunities in its first six months. Clutch reviewers include Bloomfire and hiline.
Summary
RevenueZen gives you more articles for less money than Grow and Convert's base package, and you can leave any month. The LinkedIn work suits founders who sell through their own audience.
It's not the pick if AI-assisted drafting is a deal-breaker for you, or if you want a single, senior writer embedded in your product.
8. SimpleTiger
SimpleTiger is a Florida-based SaaS and AI marketing agency that runs SEO, AI search optimization, paid search and web design together. It sells the idea of one growth system rather than separate channels.
Services
SEO and GEO, content, paid search and paid social, landing pages, email and lifecycle content, and website design. Its Clutch profile says clients get live pipeline dashboards connected to their CRM.
Pricing
Not published. Clutch lists a $5,000+ minimum project and $200 to $300 an hour. One reviewer, SOMA Software, said it spends around $5,000 a month.
Reviews
Clutch shows 4.9 from 32 reviews. The latest review we could see is dated 5 February 2026. The criticism clusters on proactivity: one reviewer wanted more strategic recommendations, and another said research sometimes needed hours of work before it was usable.
Clients
Reviewer-reported results include Invoca (43% more organic sessions and $1.5 million-plus in organic pipeline), Gelato (a 1,200% rise in first-page rankings in 12 months with a 3:1 first-year ROI), and SOMA Software (organic traffic doubled). Its profile cites one unnamed client with more than $3 million in revenue from AI and organic search in under 10 months.
Summary
SimpleTiger fits teams that want organic and paid search managed by the same people against the same pipeline numbers, which a content-only agency won't do.
It's not for teams that want deep, interview-led writing as the main deliverable, or that already run paid search well in-house.
9. Embarque
Embarque is a small SEO agency for SaaS, marketplaces and apps with a menu-style pricing model. You buy a set number of services each month.
Services
SEO blog posts, content republishing, keyword research, SEO landing pages for purchase-intent terms, backlinks and content audits. Clutch shows its work as almost all content development.
Pricing
Embarque publishes four tiers: $1,500 a month for one service, $2,800 for two, $5,200 for four, and $10,000 for eight services or one enterprise service. There's a three-month minimum.
Reviews
Clutch shows 5.0 from 13 reviews. The latest review we could see is dated 12 February 2023, and the rest date from 2022 and early 2023. Two reviewers asked for better notice on delivery-date changes, and several wanted more SEO reporting.
Clients
MentorCruise's CEO reported page views doubling from 750,000 to 1,500,000 in 2021. Flick reported a 178% rise in blog traffic year over year. Cleanvoice's founder wrote that "Other agencies that offer similar results charge 3x higher."
Summary
Embarque is the cheapest working SEO program on this list. For an early-stage team, $1,500 a month buys real output with clear scope.
It's not for teams that need conversion attribution, deep product interviews, or a large senior team. Its reviews also skew toward very small companies.
10. Animalz
Animalz is a content agency for B2B SaaS best known for thought leadership. It now sells SEO and AEO programs too, with citation outreach and Reddit work.
Services
Long-form thought leadership, SEO content, AEO audits, citation outreach and Reddit engagement, plus research reports, podcasts and LinkedIn content. It describes its approach as AI-assisted.
Pricing
Not published on its site. Its Clutch listing says projects start at $8,000 a month, but that's a self-reported figure.
Reviews
Animalz has no reviews on Clutch.
Clients
Its site doesn't name clients alongside results, so there's nothing specific we can verify here.
Summary
Animalz is the alternative if you want to be the company whose ideas get quoted, rather than the one that ranks for "best X software". That's a different job from Grow and Convert's, and some teams need both.
It's not for buyers who want verifiable reviews or named case studies before signing.
11. Powered by Search
Powered by Search is a Toronto-based B2B demand generation agency that combines SEO, content, paid media and RevOps. It focuses on high-ACV products with long sales cycles and buying committees.
Services
Demand generation strategy, SEO, content marketing, paid search, paid social, landing pages and offers. Its homepage says there are "no account managers" between clients and the senior people doing the work.
Pricing
Not published. Clutch lists a $5,000+ minimum project and $200 to $300 an hour.
Reviews
Powered by Search has no reviews on Clutch. Its homepage carries named testimonials from ThreatX, TouchBistro and PointClickCare.
Clients
The agency names Varonis, Fortra and Collibra on its Clutch profile. Its homepage reports $11.1 million in SEO pipeline for an unnamed data privacy SaaS company.
Summary
Powered by Search fits cybersecurity, compliance and infrastructure companies where a deal takes months and SEO has to work alongside paid. It thinks about offers and next steps, not only rankings.
It's not for product-led tools with self-serve signups, or for buyers who want third-party reviews before a call.
How to choose
Start with the reason you're leaving, or not choosing, Grow and Convert. Each one points to a different short list.
The price per article feels too high
You like buyer-intent content but can't justify about $3,333 an article. Look at Miraa, RevenueZen and Embarque. All three publish prices well under $10,000 a month. Watch what's counted as a deliverable: a "service" at Embarque and an "article" at RevenueZen aren't the same unit.
You need more than content
If the site itself is holding you back (slow pages, a messy migration, a traffic drop), a content-only agency won't fix it. Miraa covers technical SEO, migration and recovery. SimpleTiger adds paid search and web design. Ask any agency who on the team does the technical work, by name.
AI answers matter as much as Google
Grow and Convert's GEO view starts with owned content. If you want off-site work too, look at Foundation Marketing for Reddit and citation outreach, Skale for AI brand mentions, and Miraa for AEO/GEO tied to page builds. For a broader shortlist, see the guide to the best AEO agencies for B2B SaaS. Be wary of AI visibility reports that only use prompts the agency picked.
Your product is deeply technical
Draft.dev is built for this. Grow and Convert's own reviews show that writer fit is the hardest part of specialist content. Ask to see a sample written for a product like yours before you sign.
You need volume
Siege Media can produce far more pages a month than any three-to-eight-article package. Check how much of that volume is aimed at buying intent, and how they'll report it.
Your deals are big and slow
Powered by Search and Omniscient Digital both report in pipeline for complex sales. Ask how they handle attribution when a deal touches ten pages over six months. The piece on B2B SEO attribution covers what to agree on up front.
Across all of these, watch out for
prices that only appear after two calls, then change once scope is "clarified";
case studies that report traffic value or impressions but never signups or pipeline;
review profiles where the newest review is more than a year old;
exit terms that aren't written down, even when the sales call says "month to month."
FAQ
What's the cheapest Grow and Convert alternative?
Embarque's one-service tier costs $1,500 a month, and you commit for three months. Next come Miraa at $2,500 a month and RevenueZen at $3,000.
Which alternatives publish their prices?
Miraa, Draft.dev, RevenueZen and Embarque publish prices on their own sites. Grow and Convert does too, at $10,000 a month. The others quote after a call.
Which Grow and Convert alternative has the most recent reviews?
Skale's newest Clutch review is dated 15 October 2026. Siege Media's newest is 31 August 2026.
Is there an alternative with no long-term contract?
RevenueZen offers month-to-month terms. Grow and Convert also says it doesn't require a 6- or 12-month contract. Draft.dev and Embarque both have three-month minimums.
Which agencies are closest to Grow and Convert's approach?
Omniscient Digital and Skale both focus on pipeline and revenue over traffic. Miraa focuses on bottom-funnel pages. If you want the full picture on Grow and Convert itself, read the Grow and Convert review.
How do I compare AI search visibility between agencies?
Ask each one which prompts they track, who chose them, and how they connect citations to signups. The explainer on answer engine optimization covers the basics.