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Rock The Rankings is the SimpleTiger alternative for B2B SaaS teams between $2M and $50M ARR that want a search-only specialist with a tested AI citation practice, reporting in demos, Founder, Justin Berg, on every account, and the full tier structure published. Grow and Convert ranks highest among the other alternatives for teams that want conversions attributed article by article. SimpleTiger remains the right choice for a SaaS team that wants SEO, paid search, paid social, and Webflow work from one long-established agency on month-to-month terms.
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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
Read the criteria, check the results, and judge for yourself. Every other entry gets the same fields and an honest tradeoff line.
Grow and Convert was founded in San Diego in 2017 by Benji Hyam and Devesh Khanal around a documented method: write for buying-intent keywords and attribute the trials and demos each article produces. Clutch reviewers rate it 4.8 across 10 reviews with quality at 5.0, and Brandfolder by Smartsheet, Vocal Video, and User Interviews are named clients.
For a SimpleTiger client who wants the monthly report to open with conversions rather than rankings, this is the most direct answer, with the trade that the entry price is higher and the scope is content only.
Virayo, based in Boise, works only with B2B SaaS companies past product-market fit and scopes every program to trials, demos, and revenue targets. Its Integrated Discovery Framework works each priority topic across organic results, AI Overviews, review sites, listicles, communities, and LLMs together.
Where SimpleTiger offers AI search as one service among several, Virayo built its practice and its software around it. The reason to hesitate is terms: $7,500 a month on a six-month initial term is a firmer commitment than a month-to-month retainer.
Perry Steward and Toni Koraza founded MADX Digital in London in 2021 as a SaaS and tech specialist. It sells AI search, SEO, and digital PR from monthly tiers listed on its site, with a three-month rolling term, and 14 Clutch reviewers rate it 4.9. VEED, Postalytics, and Orderful are clients.
It answers the published-pricing preference directly and adds digital PR, which SimpleTiger does not sell. It does not answer the reporting preference, because its case studies are rankings and traffic too.
Skale was founded in London in 2019 by Jake Stainer, formerly of Typeform and TravelPerk, and Italo Viale. It calls itself AI-search-first, runs GEO and SEO as one system, and reports in SQLs, signups, and MRR, with 21 Clutch reviews averaging 4.9.
It matches SimpleTiger's $4,000 starting price and changes the reporting unit to revenue, which is the switch many SimpleTiger clients are looking for. It drops paid media, and its accounts are run by a small role-based team.
Omniscient Digital was started in Austin in 2019 by marketers from HubSpot, Shopify, People.ai, and Workato. It reports organic in pipeline and ARR, and its published research on how models select sources is the most detailed AI search evidence any agency on this page has made public.
It is a step up in commitment from a month-to-month SimpleTiger retainer, and it suits a funded mid-market company that has the annual budget approved and wants strategy to lead.
Siege Media, founded by Ross Hudgens in 2012, is headquartered in Austin with four more US offices and a team of 50 to 249. It now positions itself as a full-service GEO agency, producing content, digital PR, affiliate, Reddit, and design work for Zendesk, Zapier, Asana, Intuit, and Chime.
It is a different size of engagement from SimpleTiger: enterprise-weighted, custom-priced, and reported in traffic value. Pick it when content and design production at scale is the brief and the budget is in six figures.
Powered by Search is a Toronto B2B demand generation agency founded in 2009 by Dev Basu, selling paid media, SEO and LLM visibility, and RevOps as three levers with published tiers and senior-only pods. Its client list includes SentinelOne, Varonis, Basecamp, Fortra, and Elastic.
It keeps the paid-plus-organic shape a SimpleTiger client is used to and adds RevOps and a pipeline guarantee, at a higher price and across a wider set of industries. Its own fit criteria name B2B companies spending $15,000 or more a month on growth.
Founded in 2020, TripleDart delivers SEO, content, paid search, and paid social for B2B SaaS companies out of Plano, Texas and Bengaluru, India, and reports through its own tool, Slate. Clutch rates it 4.9 across 8 reviews, and MailReach, ClearlyRated, and PowerDMARC are clients.
It is the closest service match to SimpleTiger on this page and the cheapest way to keep paid and organic together. The trade is a thinner review record and a team that works mostly from India.
Directive was founded in 2013 by Garrett Mehrguth and now runs three divisions, Performance, Commerce, and Communications, with more than 130 people across Irvine, Austin, New York, Toronto, Mexico City, and London. Its clients include Dropbox, AWS, and Gong, and its Clutch record is 4.8 across 56 reviews.
It is what a SimpleTiger client graduates to when the program becomes enterprise-scale and multi-channel. A $2M to $50M ARR SaaS company that likes SimpleTiger's size will find the smaller specialists above a closer fit.
How to choose
FAQs
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Rarely because of the SaaS focus, which is SimpleTiger's strength. The preferences that come up are about depth and shape: AI search as the whole practice rather than one of five services, a monthly report that opens with demos rather than rankings and traffic, the full tier structure published rather than a $4,000 starting price, and the founder on the account rather than a two-to-five-person team.
Yes. It has worked only with SaaS companies since 2006, runs SEO, AI search, paid search, paid social, and Webflow work on month-to-month terms, and holds a 4.9 across 34 Clutch reviews that most often praise organization and responsiveness. One Clutch case credits it with more than $3 million in revenue from AI and organic search inside ten months.
SimpleTiger's site says recurring projects start at $4,000 a month and scale to $150,000 and above, with an average retainer around $8,000 and no stated minimum. On this page, Skale also starts at $4,000, TripleDart at $5,000, Rock The Rankings at $5,050, MADX Digital at $5,500, Virayo at $7,500, Powered by Search at $9,000 for organic, Grow and Convert at $10,000, Omniscient at $120,000 a year, and Siege Media and Directive quote per client.
Powered by Search, TripleDart, and Directive run paid media alongside SEO. Rock The Rankings, Grow and Convert, Virayo, MADX Digital, Skale, Omniscient Digital, and Siege Media are organic only.
Yes. It lists AI search optimization and citation outreach among its services and now describes itself as a B2B SaaS and AI marketing agency. The differences on this page are about whether AI search is the whole practice or one service, what the monthly report counts, and who runs the account.
We did. Rock The Rankings publishes this list and ranks itself, and every agency on the board is scored on the same seven weighted criteria shown above, with pipeline accountability carrying the most weight. SimpleTiger itself is profiled but not scored, and the routing section under our entry sends you to a competitor, or back to SimpleTiger, when that is the better fit.
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