An organic programa small team can keep running.
The pricing page describes Basic Growth as the plan for startups building a first revenue-generating SEO channel. This page is that situation: a small team, a real product, and no budget for a content mill.
Small on purpose.The sequence is the product.
- Week one
A stop list, before a calendar
What not to publish: head terms with no buyer, pages that repeat each other, and anything an agent could stamp out from the current top ten. If the domain already has that pile, the homepage’s recovery story applies and the pile gets cut before anything new is added.
- The first URLs
Comparisons and the job the product does
Basic Growth lists bottom-of-funnel production, a revenue-focused keyword map, and GEO alongside the rest. For an early team that means a short set of pages a person with budget might actually open. Awareness essays wait.
- Each month
One meeting about qualified demand
The plan includes a monthly pipeline report. The meeting is which URLs reached a signup or a demo, and which topics should stop. Rankings can sit in the notes. They do not run the meeting.
A constraint isan input, not a deadline we can rank to.
Early teams often ask organic to perform before a round. Miraa will use that pressure to keep the scope small. We will not treat a close date as something a crawler understands. The pricing FAQ is the timing claim that exists: revenue inside three months is possible when authority, demand, product, and focus are already there, and it varies. That is all.
Prices are not quoted on this page. The plans are Basic Growth, Growth+, and Hyper-Growth, on the pricing page and the homepage. Read pricing and we will point at the current offer on the call rather than minting a startup discount that was never written down.
The case studies page includes an ad platform that started without a market presence. That write-up is one engagement. A fuller SaaS program is what this grows into if the first channel earns it. It is not the starting scope.
The doubtsworth answering now.
Sometimes. Bottom-funnel pages can work when people already search the category and the product is easy to explain. If the category is empty or the site cannot be indexed, we will say organic is the wrong first channel. The site does not claim it is right for every company.
Yes, as the hybrid the pricing FAQ allows. You still supply product facts. We will not invent customer stories to fill a thin week.
No. The homepage treats that as a recovery problem. Prune and consolidate first. New pages come after the domain is something you are willing to have crawled.
It is not. Ask on the call. The public plans and the FAQ are what you can read beforehand.
Video and a biggercontent system can wait.
A YouTube plan is only useful once search demand is real. A fuller content practice and a technical pass matter sooner, and only at the size a small team can review.
Tell us the constraintin one sentence.
Stage, site, and what a qualified lead means. We will say whether a first organic channel is a fair use of the next few months.