Price your keyword in AED before you talk to anyone.
Type the search you want to win and pick an emirate. We check whether links are really what’s missing, show what google.ae page one is built on, and price the gap against our published rates.
- Is it links? Indexing, intent, content and speed are checked first
- Who holds page one: portals, government, directories, media, independents
- Drawn to scale: every result’s referring domains, with yours plotted
- The softest target: the weakest result you can realistically beat
- An AED range priced on our published rates, excl. 5% VAT
- The Arabic twin: the Arabic search beside the English one
- Full result on screen, no email
- An authority gap, not a ranking promise
- AED, excl. 5% VAT
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Prefilled from the page you came from
Price a keyword
FreePrototype: the result is demo data built from your keyword. Nothing is fetched.
No contact details needed for the result. Runs are cached for 7 days and deleted after 30.
Your result
How this fires
Price is the first question every UAE buyer asks. This answers it on their own keyword, with an honest verdict in front of the number, and asks for contact only when there is a plan worth forwarding.
- Who
- s08 local business on a location page, s22 traffic-drop worry in verdict mode and s23 market entry (primary). Also s03 and s06 asking the price. Fallback for s01 after Rival Watch, s07 after AI Answer Check, s09 after Voice-note teardown and s24 after Quote X-ray.
- Where and when
- An inline block, never interruptive: pricing, every industry and location page prefilled with ?kw=&loc=, cost and ranking posts after the second H2, “Traffic dropped?” on the audit page, and paid landing for “link building cost Dubai”. Registered with the capture conductor, which turns the form into one tap for known contacts.
- Channel
- WhatsApp first on mobile (+971 default, or one tap through the Bridge), email first on desktop. Market entry: email, then a video call in the visitor’s time zone.
- What happens next
- The shared quote engine issues an indicative plan. A strategist confirms it within 2 business hours, then Approve goes live. Not-links verdicts get the fix list and one dated re-check on day 30.
Where visitors meet it
Each entry point passes its keyword, emirate and mode to the same tool. Try them: the tool above fills in and runs.
Not sure which package fits?
Can an independent brokerage still win page one?
What would it cost to be found in Abu Dhabi?
Not sure links are the problem?
Check your page against page one before you spend anything.
Launching in the UAE?
Browser time zone outside the GCC turns on USD references and a call slot in their own time.
“Price a keyword” replaces “Get my free audit” in the bar on pricing, industry and location pages. The audit stays one tap away in the result.
What happens after the ask
The messages, the hand-off the strategist receives and the numbers that tell us whether it works. The previews follow your own run of the tool.
Follow-up sequence
Only what the visitor asked for, in the channel they chose. Marketing needs its own opt-in. Messages we start go out Mon–Fri, 9:00–19:00 GST, or in the visitor’s local daytime.
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Sales hand-off
What the strategist sees in the CRM the moment the plan is requested. Nobody has to ask “what’s your website?”.
KPIs to watch
Targets are starting assumptions to test in the first 90 days. A capture counts only when a channel is received: a verified email or an inbound WhatsApp message.
Guardrails: share of portal-held keywords (no head-term price shown), complaints that read the range as a ranking promise (target 0), plans the strategist had to re-price by more than 15%, and Arabic keyword corrections by the native editor.