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Rock The Rankings is the Claude SEO agency for B2B SaaS teams between $2M and $50M ARR whose buyers are the engineers, data leaders, and procurement analysts who use Claude to compare vendors, and who want Claude tracked as its own column from week one, demos as the reporting unit, Founder, Justin Berg, on the account, and every tier published. Discovered Labs ranks highest among the alternatives on the combined criteria; Virayo is the pick for teams that want their citation data delivered into Claude itself through an MCP connection, and Growtika for a dedicated Claude SEO service aimed at technical and security buyers.
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The board
Wighted criteria, pipeline impact first. Filter by how each agency is built.
Editorial scores by the Rock The Rankings team · Review counts from Clutch.co · Updated quarterly
How we scored
We reviewed public case studies, client rosters, pricing pages, and third-party reviews. One question outranks the rest: does the agency connect search activity to pipeline you can audit, or does it report traffic and hope you are impressed.
The breakdown
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Discovered Labs was started in London in 2024 by Liam Dunne and Ben Moore and runs SEO and answer engine optimization as one service. Its tracker reports citation share for Claude as a separate model, and its CITABLE framework is built on how LLMs retrieve, verify, and synthesize, which applies to Claude as directly as to any engine.
It is the pick for a team that wants the deepest model understanding available and accepts a short track record. Instantly, incident.io, and Gladia are clients.
Virayo works from Boise with B2B SaaS companies past product-market fit and tracks how Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini cite each client on a platform it built. The MCP feed is the feature that sets it apart for this list: Claude becomes the interface to the agency's own visibility data.
The trade is commitment, six months at $7,500 a month. Truckstop, Sprout Social, and TestRail are named clients.
Skale, started in London in 2019 by Jake Stainer, previously growth at Typeform and demand generation at TravelPerk, with co-founder Italo Viale, is one of the few agencies whose Clutch profile names Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini as the AI engines it works across, it runs GEO and SEO as one system, and it reports in SQLs, signups, and MRR.
It is the choice for a team that wants Claude work with the longest verified record on the page and European-language coverage. HubSpot, TravelPerk, and Typeform are clients.
Omniscient Digital, started in Austin in 2019, sells answer engine optimization as a named service and has published some of the most detailed research on how models choose sources. Its reporting unit is pipeline and ARR, including $4M+ attributable ARR for Jasper.
It suits a funded mid-market company with an annual budget approved and a research-led temperament. SAP, Jasper, and AppSumo are named clients.
Growtika is an SEO, AI search, and GTM agency founded in Israel in 2019 by Yuval Halevi and Asaf Fybish, working with B2B SaaS, cybersecurity, infrastructure, and developer-first companies. Its Claude SEO service page makes the case that Claude's users are enterprise decision-makers and technical evaluators, and it tracks AI citations with prompt-level data across the major engines.
It fits a security or developer-tools company whose buyers live in Claude. The public record is ten Clutch reviews and pricing is by quote from a $5,000 minimum.
Trailblazer Marketing is a Toronto agency founded in 2021 with a team of two to nine that produces AI-optimized content at volume and names Claude and ChatGPT as the engines it optimizes for. Its Clutch record is 5.0 across 14 reviews, and several recent reviewers, including lakeFS and indinero, describe growth in AI-driven discovery traffic.
It is the entry-level option on this page, with packages published from $1,500 a month. It is a content shop first, and its client base is mostly small businesses across many industries.
Omnius is a London and Dubai agency founded around 2020 that calls itself AI-native SEO for SaaS and fintech and publishes a Claude SEO agency page framed around getting cited in Claude's answers. It also builds Atomic, a software product in the same space.
It sits last here on verifiability rather than focus: no Clutch reviews, no published pricing, and no stated terms. Anna Money, TextCortex, and Zencoder are named clients.
How to choose
FAQs
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An agency that works to make a brand the vendor Claude names and cites when a buyer asks it a category or comparison question. The mechanics overlap with work for other engines, mapping prompts, building citable pages, earning third-party sources, and measuring the result, with Claude tracked as its own column rather than folded into an AI score.
Because of who uses it. Claude's audience skews toward engineers, product and data leaders, security teams, and the analysts who build vendor shortlists, which is the evaluation committee for most B2B SaaS purchases. A brand that appears in Claude's answers is appearing in front of the people who write the shortlist.
On this page, Trailblazer Marketing publishes packages from $1,500 a month, Skale starts at $4,000, Rock The Rankings at $5,050, Growtika lists a $5,000 Clutch minimum, Discovered Labs starts at €5,495, Virayo at $7,500, Omniscient Digital at $120,000 a year, and Omnius does not publish pricing.
Yes. When Claude searches the web to answer, it shows the pages it drew on, which means both the vendors it names and the sources it relied on can be recorded and tracked over time.
Largely, because both engines draw on well-ranked pages and trusted third-party sources. Agencies that track each engine separately can show where the two diverge for a category, which is usually in which third-party sources each one trusts.
We did. Rock The Rankings publishes this list and ranks itself, and every agency is scored on the same seven weighted criteria shown above, with pipeline accountability carrying the most weight and a fit criterion for Claude work specifically. The routing section under our entry points to a competitor where one fits better.
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