Rock the Rankings vs. TripleDart

Both agencies start at $5,000 a month and both run monthly with no commitment. The difference is what the entry price buys.

TripleDart's organic growth plan starts at $5,000 a month, billed monthly with no long-term commitment, and lists its inclusions: SEO strategy, GEO and AEO strategy, content engineering, technical SEO, pipeline-KPI governance, AI search analytics and citation monitoring, up to 30 content assets a month, 5,000 prompts tracked, scalable CRO, direct CMS publishing, daily monitoring, a dedicated strategist, bi-weekly calls and reporting, and a Slack or Teams channel; its FAQ says plans scale with scope and the exact figure is confirmed after the audit.

Rock the Rankings is $5,000 for Consulting, $8,500 for Done-For-You and $15,000 for Authority a month, with no onboarding fee, on a monthly plan with no minimum term and 30 days' notice. Day 90 is the first forecast review, measured against the conservative scenario you received before signing.

TripleDart sets pipeline KPIs in week one and reports against them. We set a forecast before the contract and hold ourselves to the conservative case.

TripleDart's methodology sets KPIs in week one and reports traffic, SQLs, pipeline and MRR against them, with every keyword scored against your CRM so the terms chased lead to demos; its FAQ sets timing at 60 to 90 days for quick-win rankings and four to six months for meaningful pipeline impact. It publishes no pre-contract forecast and no committed number.

Rock the Rankings builds three scenarios (conservative, realistic, optimistic) from your GA4 and CRM data before any agreement is signed, with capture rate as the only input that changes between them. The conservative scenario is the commitment, reviewed at day 90 and quarterly after.

Both baseline AI visibility in week one and both hold that the pages which rank are the pages that get cited. TripleDart tracks at a scale we do not.

TripleDart's organic plan tracks 5,000 prompts with daily monitoring in Slate, strengthens entity and knowledge-graph signals, structures pages for citation with structured data and llms.txt, builds third-party authority on G2, review sites and communities, and reports citation share; its own research includes a study of which page types LLMs cite across 28 B2B SaaS companies and an analysis finding that only 37 percent of AI Overview sources ranked in the organic top ten. Its Signeasy case reports LLM sessions up from 15 to 20 a month to over 700 and leads from five or six a month to 98.

Rock the Rankings baselines across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, AI Mode and AI Overviews before work ships, then builds in the GEO Stack order: solution-aware pages first, citations second, problem-aware capture last.

TripleDart reads the CRM end to end. We read the CRM and the buyer's own answer together.

TripleDart tracks organic sessions as they move to demos, MQLs, SQLs, closed-won and MRR in your CRM, so you see which search brought the buyer in and what the deal was worth, and reports visibility, conversion, funnel and revenue as a connected chain with monthly and quarterly reviews. Whether a self-reported source is read alongside the CRM, and how AI-sourced demos filed as Direct are handled, is not published.

Rock the Rankings applies The Two-Witness Rule on every plan: the CRM source and the buyer's own answer are read together and every contact is tiered confirmed, recovered, probable or dark. On one client funnel, 11 CRM-attributed AI leads sat beside 809 self-reported ones, a 73× gap. Where CRM access is restricted, we work from an anonymised export under NDA.

This is where TripleDart is the stronger agency, on both breadth and volume.

TripleDart sells organic growth, GTM engineering, and paid media with creative and ABM as three service lines, with RevOps, programmatic SEO, link building and digital PR, full website rebuilds (30-plus delivered) and an enterprise GEO platform inside them, and reports 3,500-plus content pieces published and 500,000-plus monthly organic visitors across client sites. Its organic plan alone lists up to 30 content assets a month with direct CMS publishing and scalable CRO.

Rock the Rankings runs SEO, AI search, content, links and technical only, starting at 5 pages and 5 to 8 placements a month and scaling to 20, 30 or more pages when the forecast supports it; we do not run paid, ABM, RevOps, CRO, programmatic or web builds.

TripleDart publishes who leads and what executes. We publish who leads and who writes.

TripleDart states that a senior SEO strategist leads every account, names its organic leadership (a Head of SEO and GEO, an associate director and two growth leads) with LinkedIn profiles, and describes the operating model plainly: senior operators set the strategy and own the result, Slate runs the technical, content, AI-search and authority work, and senior editors direct AI-assisted content production. Every plan includes a dedicated strategist, bi-weekly calls and a Slack or Teams channel. Whether a founder is involved in delivery is not published.

Rock the Rankings is founder-led through delivery: Founder, Justin Berg runs strategy on every engagement alongside a senior strategist with B2B SaaS category experience, with no account managers in between and Slack and email with same-day replies.