13 Best Siege Media Alternatives for B2B SaaS SEO and AEO

Last updated: October 16, 2026

In a June 2026 survey of 1,038 B2B software decision-makers, 82% said they'd taken software recommendations from an AI chatbot in the past two years. Review sites were the top source shaping shortlists at 38%, just ahead of AI chatbots at 37%.

So your buyers are building shortlists from AI answers and peer reviews at the same time. Any agency you hire now has to work on both: the pages that rank, and the sources AI tools quote.

The big content agencies do that work well, and they charge for it. Most are staffed for brands with large budgets and an in-house SEO lead. If that's not you, or you need a narrower specialty, there are good options at smaller scale.

Below are 13 agencies, each checked on 16 Oct 2026 against its own site and, where one exists, its Clutch profile. None of them was hired or tested for this list.

TL;DR

1. Miraa - Best for B2B SaaS that wants product-led SEO and AEO on a published monthly price

2. Omniscient Digital - Best for B2B software brands that want research-led content tied to pipeline

3. SimpleTiger - Best for SaaS teams that want SEO, GEO and paid search from one partner

4. Skale - Best for growth-stage SaaS measured on signups and MRR

5. RevenueZen - Best for budget-conscious B2B teams that want month-to-month terms

6. Grow and Convert - Best for teams that want few, conversion-focused articles

7. Embarque - Best for early-stage SaaS and marketplaces on a small budget

8. Gripped - Best for UK and European SaaS that runs SEO alongside paid media

9. Kalungi - Best for SaaS companies with no marketing team yet

10. iPullRank - Best for enterprises that need technical AI-search strategy

11. Directive - Best for mid-market B2B that wants SEO inside a full-funnel program

12. Animalz - Best for thought leadership and multi-format B2B content

13. Go Fish Digital - Best for brands that want GEO, digital PR and paid media under one roof

Comparison table

How we chose

We started with agencies that compete for the same kind of work Siege Media does: content-led SEO and the newer job of getting cited in AI answers. Then we kept the ones that clear four checks.

• They publish a specific service for SEO and for AI search (AEO or GEO), not a vague mention.

• They name clients and give at least one result you can attach to a company, or say plainly that they don't.

• They have a review footprint we could check on Clutch, or we tell you they don't.

• They serve a clear type of buyer. "Everyone" isn't a type.

We didn't rank on traffic value claims or awards. Pricing is listed only where the agency publishes it or where Clutch shows it, and we say which. If an agency has no reviews, we say so instead of filling the gap.

It's worth saying what you'd give up by leaving Siege Media. Its Clutch profile shows 4.9 from 48 reviews, it has earned links at scale for Zapier and Zendesk, and its in-house design and data team can build assets most agencies outsource. The full Siege Media review covers those strengths and the trade-offs. Every pick below beats it on at least one thing that might matter more to you: price, specialization, contract terms or the way results are measured.

1. Miraa

Miraa is a B2B SaaS SEO and AEO agency that builds content around searches close to a purchase: comparisons, alternatives, integrations and use cases. It pairs human strategists and editors with custom AI agents that handle research, briefs, internal linking and monitoring.

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

Pricing

Miraa publishes three monthly plans on its pricing page:

• Basic Growth: $2,500 a month

• Growth+: $3,500 a month

• Hyper-Growth: $5,000 a month

Each tier adds scope. Growth+ adds programmatic SEO and lead magnets. Hyper-Growth adds custom agent development and a revenue attribution layer.

Reviews

Miraa has no third-party reviews on Clutch, G2 or similar sites yet. You'll need to judge it on its published case studies and on references you ask for directly.

Clients

Named clients include salesforge.ai, mailforge.ai, warmforge.ai, primeforge.ai, infraforge.ai, leadsforge.ai, zapmail.ai, icypeas.com, infraboxes.com, vibe.co, stamina.io, upsolve.ai, usetapp.io, wrenly.ai, redacto.ai, resumebuild.ai, outcraft.ai, iqworks.ai, communitytracker.ai, dposervice.ai, proptorapp.com and redoraai.com.

Its one named case study covers five sibling cold-outreach products: Salesforge, Mailforge, Warmforge, Primeforge and Infraforge. Comparing Apr to Jun 2025 with May to Jul 2026 in Search Console:

• Organic clicks across the five domains rose 117.7% to 75,416 a quarter

• Average position improved from 23.5 to 9.4

• Impressions rose 339% to 19.6M a quarter

• Primeforge went from 306 to 7,432 clicks a quarter

Salesforge also had 2,100 citations in Google AI Mode, 618 in Gemini and 388 in Perplexity in August 2026, measured in Ahrefs. Its other three case studies are published without client names.

Summary

Miraa fits B2B SaaS teams that want bottom-of-funnel pages and AI-answer visibility on a price they can see in advance, from $2,500 a month. The evidence is concentrated in one client family in sales automation.

It's not for consumer brands, e-commerce, or buyers who need a long, independent review history before they sign.

2. Omniscient Digital

Omniscient Digital is an Austin-based organic growth agency for B2B software. It starts with your sales calls and customer interviews rather than a keyword export, then runs content, digital PR and analytics against that research.

Services

• Research and strategy, including subject-matter interviews and sales-call analysis

• Owned content and content refreshes

• Digital PR and link earning

• SEO and AEO, with dashboards for AI share of voice and citation share

• Analytics and revenue optimization

Pricing

Not published. Omniscient doesn't list a price you can rely on, so expect a quote after a call. Its Clutch profile shows a $5,000+ minimum project.

Reviews

Clutch shows 4.8 from 6 reviews, the latest dated 23 Mar 2026. One head of marketing at an AI sales platform wrote that their domain rating rose from 52 to 60 in six months and top-three keywords grew tenfold. The same reviewer added: "The price can be a bit steep." The CMO of Convert.com said the writing "could be hastened." So expect quality over speed.

Clients

Its Clutch summary names SAP, Adobe, TikTok, Asana, Loom, Jasper and Order. Case studies on its site report:

• Teambridge: $400,000 in qualified pipeline through SEO

• Convert: LLM visibility up 81% and AI citations up 140% in 60 days

• Order.co: blog organic sessions up 2,117% and blog conversions up 39x

• OnBoard: became the most visible brand in its category in AI search, with AI visibility up 88%

Summary

Omniscient is the closest like-for-like swap if you like Siege Media's quality but want a smaller team that reports in pipeline. Expect a quote sized for mid-market budgets rather than a starter plan.

It's not for startups that need fast output, or for anyone with less than $10,000 a month to spend.

3. SimpleTiger

SimpleTiger is a Florida-based SaaS agency that runs SEO and GEO alongside paid ads and web design. Its pitch is a "Pipeline Engine" that ties organic, AI and paid channels into one report.

Services

• SEO and GEO/AEO programs, sold as four tiers from Kickstart to Dominate

• Paid search and paid social management

• Visual ad creative and PPC landing pages

• Webflow marketing sites and a design subscription

• Pipeline attribution reporting

Pricing

Package names and scope are public. Prices aren't. Every package includes Slack access, a project portal and an account manager.

Reviews

Clutch shows 4.9 from 32 reviews, and the latest is dated 5 Feb 2026. Gainsight's digital marketing manager is quoted on SimpleTiger's site saying it "proactively introduced GEO tracking" and built a prompts framework for AI search monitoring.

Clients

Its site names Invoca, Gainsight, Segment, Gelato, ContractWorks, SOMA Software, Bidsketch and JotForm. The strongest result is Invoca: a 41:1 ROI over the first ten months and more than $3 million in revenue from AI and organic search in 2025.

Summary

SimpleTiger suits SaaS teams that want one agency running organic and paid against the same pipeline numbers. That's something Siege Media doesn't offer.

It's not for teams that want to see prices before a call, or that need design-heavy content and digital PR more than paid media.

4. Skale

Skale is a SaaS SEO agency, originally from Europe, that sells "organic growth engines" judged on SQLs, signups and MRR rather than rankings. Its team includes people who've run SEO in-house at software companies.

Services

• SEO strategy and execution

• SEO content production backed by subject-matter experts

• Link building through content collaborations

• AI search optimization

• Technical SEO and SaaS site migrations

Pricing

Skale doesn't publish pricing on its site.

Reviews

Clutch shows 4.9 from 19 reviews, and the latest is dated 15 Oct 2026. Its site carries quotes from marketing leads at Maze, Holded, Slite, Flodesk, Lodgify and G2.

Clients

Its homepage lists results for named clients:

• Rezi: revenue up 176%

• Holded: monthly signups up 450%

• Attest: demo requests up 520%

• Flodesk: free trials up 2,373%

• Piktochart: organic signups up 860%

Summary

Skale fits growth-stage SaaS teams who think in signups and MRR and want an agency that speaks the same language. Its client list is heavy on product-led tools, which is a different world from Siege Media's consumer and enterprise brands.

It's not for teams outside software, or buyers who need a price before they talk to sales.

5. RevenueZen

RevenueZen is a Portland-based B2B agency that combines SEO, GEO and executive LinkedIn content. It builds content from interviews with your experts and trains a custom model on your brand voice before humans edit.

Services

• SEO audits, keyword research and content refreshes

• Interview-based content production

• GEO programs with AI brand monitoring and citation optimization

• Executive LinkedIn ghostwriting

• Link building, original research and technical SEO in higher tiers

Pricing

RevenueZen publishes an entry plan at $3,000 a month: four articles, three page refreshes, bi-monthly audit re-runs, AI brand monitoring and a monthly strategy call. Higher tiers add link building, original research and LinkedIn posting. Contracts can run month to month, with discounts for six or twelve months. Onboarding takes 30 to 45 days.

Reviews

Clutch shows 4.9 from 38 reviews. The latest review is dated 1 Oct 2025, more than twelve months ago. It came from an IT solutions director who said the team was "very cost-effective for the level of expertise." Earlier reviews (older than twelve months) ask for a more proactive role in keyword strategy and better dashboards.

Clients

Its pricing page names Inside Sales Solutions, which reported $176,000 in organic-sourced revenue closed in its first six months and 46 qualified opportunities. Clutch reviewers include Bloomfire, hiline and Pritchard Industries.

Summary

RevenueZen is the most flexible pick on this list if you can't commit to a long contract. You get a published price and month-to-month terms, plus LinkedIn work that most SEO shops don't do.

It's not for teams that need large volumes of design-heavy assets, or a hands-off partner that sets keyword strategy with little input from you.

6. Grow and Convert

Grow and Convert is a content agency known for its "Pain Point SEO" method: target keywords by buying intent, not volume, then measure each article by the conversions it produces. It now applies the same idea to AI search.

Services

• Bottom-of-funnel content strategy and keyword research

• Customer and expert interviews, writing, editing and publishing

• Link building

• GEO content on and off your site

• Analytics and reporting, plus its own AI visibility tracker, Traqer.ai, free for clients

Pricing

Its service page says the base package is $10,000 a month and scales with the number of keywords and articles. Clutch's package table shows the $10,000 tier at three articles a month. It discounts for yearly contracts.

Reviews

Clutch shows 4.8 from 10 reviews, with the latest dated 12 Jun 2026. In that review, Climb Hire reported organic traffic doubling, organic conversions up more than 10X, and 20% of organic conversions coming from AI sources. Most other reviews date from 2023. A few of those mention writer fit problems, which the reviewers say were addressed.

Clients

Clients named on Clutch include Patreon, Leadfeeder, Circuit, ServiceTitan, Smartlook, Brandfolder and Weglot. Its homepage results are published without client names, including AI recommendations for 50+ lending topics and 600+ new monthly signups.

Summary

Grow and Convert is for teams that would rather publish three articles that convert than thirty that rank. Its public method and conversion-level reporting are the opposite of a traffic value headline.

It's not for teams that want volume, design work or digital PR. At $10,000 for three articles, it's also expensive per piece.

7. Embarque

Embarque is a small SEO agency for SaaS, marketplaces and apps that sells fixed monthly tiers. You pick a set of services each month, such as content, backlinks, Reddit posts or page optimizations.

Services

• SEO content (five to eight assets a month per service slot)

• Backlinks

• Reddit marketing

• Local SEO

• On-page optimizations

• Programmatic and multilingual SEO at the enterprise tier

Pricing

Embarque publishes four tiers:

• Tier 1: $1,500 a month, one service

• Tier 2: $2,800 a month, two services

• Tier 3: $5,200 a month, four services

• Enterprise: $10,000 a month, eight services or one enterprise service

There's a three-month minimum commitment. Plans run for three, six or twelve months and are paid quarterly.

Reviews

Clutch shows 5.0 from 13 reviews. The newest one we could find on the profile is dated 12 Feb 2023, more than three years old, and we couldn't confirm whether a later one exists.

Clients

Its site names VEED and Riverside as clients. Named results include MentorCruise, with year-over-year revenue up 1,600%, and Instatus, with traffic up 1,500% and MRR up 833%. It also reports AI citation results, such as 924,000 citations in 90 days for a creative workflow SaaS, without naming the client.

Summary

Embarque is the cheapest way on this list to get a working SEO program, at $1,500 a month. Its menu pricing makes scope easy to understand.

It's not for enterprise brands or complex B2B products that need deep strategy, interviews and senior oversight on every piece.

8. Gripped

Gripped is a London agency that works only with B2B SaaS, AI and tech companies, typically between £2M and £50M ARR. SEO and GEO sit inside a wider demand generation program that leans heavily on paid media.

Services

• Go-to-market strategy and ABM

• Paid search and paid social

• SEO and GEO

• Website design and development

• Marketing operations and sales alignment

Pricing

Its site says retainers typically run from £5,000 to £15,000 a month, and most clients invest £8,000 to £12,000. Media spend is separate. Contracts roll monthly with three months' notice.

Reviews

Clutch shows 4.9 from 32 reviews, and the latest is dated 19 Dec 2025.

Clients

Named clients include Ideagen, Epicor, Ravelin and Crownpeak. Its headline results come from paid channels: a 252% increase in opportunity value from Google Search Ads and £1.3m in new pipeline in one quarter from paid search and social.

Summary

Gripped suits UK and European SaaS teams past Series A that want SEO, AI search and paid media planned together and reported against pipeline.

It's not for pre-Series A companies, which it says it doesn't usually take on. It's also not for teams that want a content-first specialist, since most of its published proof comes from paid media.

9. Kalungi

Kalungi is an outsourced marketing department for B2B SaaS. You get a part-time senior marketing lead (it calls the role an Associate CMO) plus an execution team that covers SEO, content, websites and demand generation.

Services

• Full-service marketing for $5M to $10M ARR SaaS

• Syntropy: senior go-to-market guidance for $1M to $5M ARR teams that execute in-house

• T2D3: playbooks and templates for pre-PMF and seed-stage companies

• SEO, content and website rebuilds inside those programs

Pricing

Kalungi publishes its package structure but not prices. It says pay-for-performance is available on the full-service package.

Reviews

Kalungi's Clutch profile shows no reviews. We didn't verify ratings on other marketplaces, so we're not quoting them.

Clients

Its homepage names results for:

• DataGuard: MQLs up 330% and $4M in pipeline, in under six months

• CPGvision: $4.7M in pipeline and 533% SEO growth

• Beezy: organic traffic up 63%, first-page rankings up 390%, $2M in qualified pipeline

• One Click Contractor: organic MQLs up 164% in six months

Summary

Kalungi is the pick if you don't have a marketing team at all and SEO is one of several things you need. It replaces hires, not just an agency.

It's not for companies that already have a marketing team and want a specialist SEO or AEO partner, or for buyers who want independent reviews.

10. iPullRank

iPullRank is a New York agency focused on enterprise and mid-market AI search. It frames its work as "Relevance Engineering" (how AI models choose sources) and "Resonance Design" (content people want to read).

Services

• AI search and GEO programs, including measurement

• Technical SEO

• Content strategy

• AI search readiness assessments and content audits

Pricing

iPullRank doesn't publish pricing.

Reviews

Its Clutch profile shows no reviews. Its site quotes a senior manager of digital strategy at American Express OPEN.

Clients

Its homepage results are published without client names: incremental revenue for "one of the world's biggest banks," revenue from AI category-page content for a global marketplace, and traffic recovery for a car publisher. It says it has delivered more than $5B in organic search results for clients.

Summary

iPullRank suits enterprise teams with complex sites that need someone to explain how AI retrieval works and rebuild strategy around it. It's the most technical pick here.

It's not for startups or teams that want a content production engine, and the lack of named results and reviews makes it hard to check from the outside.

11. Directive

Directive is a B2B marketing agency, founded in 2013, that runs content, paid media, creative and revenue operations as one system. SEO lives inside its content division.

Services

• Content and SEO

• Paid media, performance creative and programmatic

• Revenue operations

• Influencer, organic social and PR

• Marketplace and shopping ads for commerce brands

Pricing

Directive doesn't publish pricing.

Reviews

Clutch shows 4.8 from 56 reviews. The newest one we could find on the profile is dated 2 Jan 2025, and we couldn't confirm whether a later one exists.

Clients

Its homepage says it has served more than 420 brands and generated more than $1B in revenue, with 100+ strategists on staff. It spends $2.2M a year on marketing R&D and runs its own analytics platform, Stratos. Its homepage doesn't name an SEO client result.

Summary

Directive fits mid-market B2B companies that want SEO planned with paid media and RevOps, and reported against qualified pipeline.

It's not for teams that only want SEO or AEO. You'd be paying for a broad program, and its public proof for organic search specifically is thin.

12. Animalz

Animalz is a New York content agency for B2B SaaS, known for thought leadership. It now sells SEO and AEO programs alongside research reports, books, podcasts and LinkedIn content.

Services

• Thought leadership: research reports, white papers, books, podcasts, LinkedIn posts

• SEO and AEO strategy, audits and content refreshes

• Citation outreach and Reddit engagement

• Content production at scale, including ABM assets and case studies

Pricing

Animalz doesn't publish pricing on its site. Its Clutch listing says projects start at $8,000 a month, but that figure is self-reported on Clutch.

Reviews

Its Clutch profile shows no reviews.

Clients

Its homepage doesn't name clients. It reports results without names: "5x organic traffic in 12 months" and "172% MQL growth YoY."

Summary

Animalz is the pick if your priority is expert-led content and you want reports, podcasts and posts as well as blog articles. Its AEO offer, with citation outreach and Reddit, covers the sources AI tools often quote.

It's not for buyers who need named proof or independent reviews before they sign, since neither is public.

13. Go Fish Digital

Go Fish Digital is a Raleigh-based agency with 20 years in search that now leads with GEO. It runs SEO, digital PR, paid media and reputation management, and builds its own AI tools.

Services

• GEO and AI optimization, using its in-house Barracuda tool

• SEO and technical SEO

• Digital PR

• Paid search and paid social

• Online reputation management and social commerce

Pricing

Go Fish Digital doesn't publish pricing.

Reviews

Clutch shows 5.0 from 13 reviews. The newest one we could find on the profile is dated 3 Dec 2020, and we couldn't confirm whether a later one exists.

Clients

Its MoneyGeek case study reports clicks up 74.8% (67.5K to 118K) and impressions up 50.6% (17.4M to 26.2M) after a site structure overhaul. It says Uber, Lowe's and LegalZoom use its tools.

Summary

Go Fish Digital is the closest match to Siege Media's breadth, with digital PR and GEO, plus paid media and reputation management that Siege doesn't sell.

It's not for B2B SaaS teams that want a software specialist, since its published proof leans toward publishers and consumer brands.

How to choose a Siege Media alternative

Start with your situation, not the agency's pitch. Here's how we'd narrow the list.

You're seed or Series A with under $5,000 a month

Look at Miraa, Embarque and RevenueZen. All three publish prices you can afford.

Watch out for scope creep. A low entry tier often covers one service. Ask exactly how many pages, refreshes and links you get, and what happens in month four if results are slow.

You're growth-stage SaaS measured on pipeline

Look at Skale, Omniscient Digital, SimpleTiger and Grow and Convert. Each names results in signups, demos or revenue.

Watch out for reports that stop at traffic. Ask how they'll connect a page to a demo in your CRM. If they can't explain it in a sentence, they won't do it. Our guide to B2B SEO attribution covers what a good setup looks like.

You don't have a marketing team

Kalungi is built for this. Gripped also works as an outsourced team if you're past Series A.

Watch out for dependence. Ask what the agency will document and hand over, so you're not starting from zero when you hire your first marketer.

You care most about AI answers

Every agency on this list claims AI search work now. The useful question is what they measure.

Watch out for visibility scores with no defined prompt set. Ask which prompts they track, in which AI tools, and how often. Then ask for one client where citations rose and you can see the prompts. Our guide to getting recommended by ChatGPT explains what moves those numbers, and our list of AEO agencies for B2B SaaS goes deeper on AI-specialist firms.

You're an enterprise with a complex site

iPullRank, Directive and Go Fish Digital have the scale and technical depth. For crawl and migration work specifically, see our list of technical SEO agencies for SaaS.

Watch out for senior people who pitch and then disappear. Ask who will be on your weekly calls, by name.

You want content quality like Siege Media's, but more specialized

Omniscient Digital, Animalz and Grow and Convert are content-first.

Watch out for writer turnover. Several reviews across these agencies mention swapping writers mid-engagement. Ask how they brief a new writer on your product and how many drafts your team should expect to correct.

FAQ

Does Siege Media publish its pricing?

No. Its Clutch profile lists a $5,000+ minimum project and $100 to $149 an hour. The most common project size reported on Clutch is $50,000 to $199,999.

Which Siege Media alternative is cheapest?

Embarque, at $1,500 a month for one service with a three-month minimum. Miraa starts at $2,500 a month and RevenueZen at $3,000.

Which alternatives publish prices?

Miraa, RevenueZen, Grow and Convert, Embarque and Gripped. The rest quote after a call.

Are Clutch reviews reliable?

Clutch says it verifies each reviewer's identity and work history. That makes a review real, but not representative: agencies choose which clients to ask. Read the lowest-rated reviews first, and check the dates. A great 2021 review tells you little about the team you'd get in 2026.

Is AEO different from GEO?

Mostly in name. Both mean getting your brand cited and recommended in AI answers. Our guide to what AEO is explains the terms, and our list of generative engine optimization agencies compares firms that lead with the GEO label.

Should I build comparison pages against my own competitors?

Usually, yes. Buyers search "[competitor] alternatives" when they're close to switching, and AI tools pull from those pages when they answer comparison questions. Our guide to comparison and alternatives pages shows how to build ones that stay fair and still convert.