Home»Agencies
Best AgenciesJustin Berg
verdict
Justin Berg, founder of Rock The Rankings, is the SaaS GEO consultant for B2B SaaS companies between $2M and $50M ARR that want one senior operator to map their buying prompts across five engines, forecast demos in three scenarios before anything is signed, and run the program with senior operators, from $5,050 a month, month to month. Kevin Indig is the pick for a hypergrowth SaaS team that wants research-backed AEO advice and has people to ship it. Eli Schwartz is the pick for a product-led company that wants SEO and AEO designed into the product. Aleyda Solis is the pick for SaaS selling across many countries and languages.

Price starts at
From $5,050/mo · published tiers
Best for
Price starts at
Custom quote
Best for
Price starts at
Custom quote
Best for
Price starts at
Custom quote
Best for
Price starts at
Custom quote
Best for
Price starts at
Custom quote
Best for
Price starts at
From $500/project · published
Best for
Price starts at
Custom quote
Best for
Price starts at
Custom quote
Best for
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
Read the criteria, check the results, and judge for yourself. Every other entry gets the same fields and an honest tradeoff line.

Kevin Indig is an independent organic growth advisor who led SEO and growth at Shopify, G2, and Atlassian before publishing Growth Memo, a research newsletter that has analyzed how AI traffic patterns diverge from classic search across dozens of studies. His services page lists SEO and AEO advisory and Sales Narrative, built for companies that need senior thinking and advisory support, with measurement across search visibility, AI visibility, and business impact. Ramp's head of growth credits him with defining the strategy that made SEO a multi-million-dollar pipeline channel.
He ranks second on AI search practice and SaaS fit. He is the pick for a team that wants the research and the strategy and will do the shipping itself.
Eli Schwartz is a growth advisor and the author of Product-Led SEO, which argues that organic growth is a product decision made in how a company builds its pages, data, and user-generated surfaces rather than a content calendar. He advises software companies directly and runs workshops and training, and his site lists consumer and B2B software clients.
He ranks third on SaaS fit and published proof. He is the pick for a product-led company whose organic opportunity sits in the product, not the blog.
Aleyda Solis founded Orainti in 2014 after consulting since 2010, and leads it as a boutique SEO and AI search consultancy for SaaS, marketplace, and ecommerce companies. Her AI Search Content Optimization Checklist and SEOFOMO newsletter are among the most-used public GEO resources, and Orainti sells audits, enterprise and startup strategy, training, and on-demand advice. Testimonials come from Turo, Trade Republic, Krisp, and Sniffspot.
She ranks fourth on AI search practice and published proof. She is the pick for SaaS selling in many languages.
Gaetano DiNardi is a growth advisor whose offerings page is headed with capturing demand for B2B SaaS companies: money-keyword SEO, traffic loss analysis, Google Ads optimization, marketing team training, and a fractional growth lead role where clients work with him daily. He ran marketing at Nextiva and Aura, and his testimonials carry pipeline and traffic results from Aura, Workvivo, and HYCU.
He ranks fifth on pipeline accountability and SaaS focus, losing points because AI search is not in the published practice.
Andrii Byzov is a fractional CMO for B2B SaaS and tech companies who says clients work directly with him, and who lists an AI search baseline and improvement plan among his deliverables. Engagements start with a diagnostic review and continue as a monthly retainer for a set number of days. His own post on choosing a GEO consultant makes the same recommendation: audit first, retainer second.
He ranks sixth on SaaS fit and direct access, and he suits a founder-led company whose gap is marketing leadership as much as AI search.
Marie Haynes is an Ottawa-based search quality analyst who has consulted since 2008 and publishes her diagnostics in public: a $500 Traffic Drop Diagnostic Snapshot and a Site Quality Review and Tactical Roadmap from $5,000, plus private AI search briefings and advisory for select brands. She evaluates every site herself.
She ranks seventh on SaaS focus and fit, and first on pricing transparency. She is the pick when you need a fast, priced answer to what happened.
Mike King founded iPullRank in 2014 and leads it as an AI search and content marketing agency for enterprise and mid-market companies, where the practice he calls relevance engineering treats GEO as information retrieval. He wrote The AI Search Manual, and the agency offers consulting, training, and a rank tracking tool alongside its GEO programs. Its case cards report $2.4 billion in incremental revenue at a large bank and $290 million at a global marketplace.
He ranks eighth on direct access and pricing transparency, not on expertise. He is the pick for an enterprise SaaS company whose blocker is technical.
Lily Ray founded Algorythmic, which sells SEO and AI search consulting under her name, while serving as VP, SEO and AI Search at Amsive. Algorythmic lists answer engine optimization audits and strategy, algorithm update and GEO recovery, E-E-A-T work, and training and one-on-one mentoring for in-house teams.
She ranks last here on SaaS focus and published proof rather than on research quality, and she is the pick for a team whose problem is a recovery or whose in-house SEO lead needs a mentor.
How to choose
FAQs
If yours is not here, bring it to the call. Same unpolished answer either way.
A SaaS GEO consultant works out how ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, and Google AI Overviews choose which software products to name for a category's buying prompts, and tells you, or shows you, what to change: which pages to build or restructure, which third-party sources to earn presence on, which structured data and entity signals to add, and how to measure it per engine. Some consultants advise only; some, including Justin Berg, advise and run the program.
A consultant sells one person's judgment and leaves most of the shipping to your team. An agency sells execution capacity and a reporting cadence with its senior people. Hire a consultant when you have writers and a developer and want a senior second opinion on where to aim them; hire an agency, or a consultant who runs a program, when nobody on your side has the hours.
On this page, Marie Haynes publishes a $500 diagnostic and a roadmap from $5,000, Justin Berg's Strategy and Consulting tier starts at $5,050 a month, and the rest quote. Third-party estimates for senior consultants run $150 to $300 an hour; advisory retainers typically land between $3,000 and $10,000 a month.
Visibility on individual prompts can move within weeks once the right pages and sources are in place; Choicely went from zero presence to named on two buying conversations in seven days. Pipeline contribution typically shows within six months, which is why Justin forecasts in scenarios before the agreement rather than promising a month. Advice that is never shipped shows nothing at any horizon.
In a 184-answer study of consultant prompts across ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, and Perplexity, Mike King led Google AI Overviews among individuals, Kevin Indig tied for the most ChatGPT mentions among people, and Aleyda Solis was named more often than her own firm on ChatGPT. Individuals make up a larger share of Google's answers than of ChatGPT's or Perplexity's.
We did. Rock The Rankings publishes this list and ranks Justin Berg first, and every consultant is scored on the same seven weighted criteria shown above, with pipeline accountability carrying the most weight and a fit criterion for SaaS GEO consulting specifically. The routing section under Justin's entry sends you to another consultant when that is the better fit.
Next step
Give us your domain and your pipeline goal. We map the prompts your buyers are asking, build your GEO marketing plan against them, and forecast the pipeline the next 90 days can realistically produce.

What we walk through