Alternatives to SimpleTiger for B2B SaaS SEO and AI Search in 2026 (Ranked)

"Not published" means no fee on the pages read on 20 October 2026:

• Siege Media, for its GEO fee: siegemedia.com/pricing (not found), the homepage, /services/geo and /services/saas-geo-agency.
• Directive Consulting: directiveconsulting.com/pricing/ (which leads to a DIY course), the homepage, /services/ and the GEO page.
• Animalz, for its retainer and AEO fee: animalz.co/pricing (not found), the homepage, /services and the AEO page.

Every SimpleTiger competitor on this list passed three checks: its own site has a dedicated AI search, GEO or AEO service page; its own site publishes client results with figures; and ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google AI Overviews named it in the same answers as SimpleTiger across the prompts about AI search agencies that LoudFace tracks in Peec, 6 to 20 October 2026.

What SimpleTiger is, in its own words

SimpleTiger sells itself as a pipeline engine. The simpletiger.com homepage hero reads "The B2B SaaS Marketing Agency & AI Search Leader powering" and then "Your SaaS Pipeline Engine for the AI Search Era". It describes the model as "All as one managed system, with one goal: predictable pipeline growth".

The service menu is broad. SimpleTiger's homepage lists Search Visibility (SEO + AEO), Paid Advertising (PPC), Content Marketing, Link Building, Digital PR, Web Design, Email Marketing, and Pipeline Intelligence & RevOps. Its navigation adds Paid Social, a Design Subscription, Web Development and Webflow Design & Dev. On web design, the homepage says "We design and build SaaS websites on Webflow with one focus: converting the traffic your pipeline engine generates into demos, trials, and revenue".

Its focus is SaaS. SimpleTiger's SaaS SEO page says "We help B2B SaaS & AI Companies increase revenue through AI Search & traditional SEO by increasing visibility and capturing demand on Google, AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude & Gemini". The same page claims "over 15 years of experience helping SaaS companies with SEO". Its pricing FAQ calls the firm "a boutique agency, focused specifically on driving results for SaaS businesses at the highest possible level".

On AI search, SimpleTiger runs separate AEO and GEO pages. Its AEO page says "Using proprietary tracking methods, we monitor visibility across answer engines, track citation frequency, and measure impact on organic traffic and conversions 24/7". The homepage adds "We track both traditional rankings and AI Share of Voice to give you a complete picture of your search visibility". Its AI Search Share of Voice metric covers "ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, and Gemini".

Reporting is a selling point. SimpleTiger's homepage promises "Pipeline Intelligence, not vanity dashboards" and "A shared dashboard connected to your CRM, analytics, tracking & campaigns that shows real-time pipeline performance".

On SimpleTiger's guarantee page, the Organic Growth Accelerator includes what the page calls "The only 90-day Google Ranking Guarantee in SaaS". The page states the terms: "If your B2B SaaS website doesn't rank in the top 5 positions in Google for at least 3 keywords that you choose within 90 days, then we'll refund you the cost of the project excluding content and links which you'll keep". That promise is written around Google rankings.

SimpleTiger's team page lists its leadership as Jeremiah Smith (CEO), Sean Smith (CSO and co-founder) and Meredith Thomason (Chief of Staff). The team is "Completely remote" across the US, and the footer address is Sarasota, Florida.

Results SimpleTiger publishes. Ten months into the engagement, per SimpleTiger's case study, Gainsight held "a defensible #1 position in generative AI search" in the customer success category. SimpleTiger says "Invoca achieved a 41:1 ROI over the first 10 months". On older SEO work, SimpleTiger's case index reports a 1200% increase in first-page keyword rankings in 12 months for Gelato, a 127% organic traffic increase to link building target pages in the first 2 months for Segment, and a 258% increase in organic traffic over the first 12 months for ContractWorks.

What SimpleTiger charges

SimpleTiger has four price surfaces, and each one says something different.

The pricing page. SimpleTiger's pricing page names five Pipeline Packages (Pipeline Startup, Launch, Growth, Control and Enterprise) and four SEO + GEO/AEO packages (Kickstart, Scale, Accelerate and Dominate), each with a Schedule Demo button and no dollar figure. Its FAQ gives the formula instead: "each of our SEO packages starts at 5% of revenue or funding at the respective growth stage that the packages target". The packages section above that FAQ says "All packages are customized based on the unique execution needs of each client such as content production, link building and consulting."

The SaaS SEO FAQ. Asked what it costs to outsource SaaS SEO, SimpleTiger answers: "For a good SEO agency like SimpleTiger, you can anticipate paying anywhere from $5,000 to $30,000+ per month depending on your size, competition, keywords, capabilities, and goals."

The guarantee page. SimpleTiger's 90-day ranking guarantee page lists three SEO project tiers: Guidance at $4k-$7500/mo, Growth at $7500-30k/mo and Dominance at $30-150k+/mo. Guidance is "Focused on strategy, consulting & data intelligence". Growth is the "Comprehensive project with everything needed to rank, including strategy, consulting, data intelligence, content production, and link building."

The GEO Jumpstart. The GEO Jumpstart Package from SimpleTiger costs $4,000/m, a total investment of $12,000. In its words: "This is a limited 3-month project meant to jumpstart GEO performance". It is a "Limited, 3-month engagement, no long-term commitment" and "Can be rolled over into a full-scale GEO & SEO project after 3-month engagement". The Jumpstart includes one 'Best of X' listicle, one statistics article and eight tactical authority links.

No minimum term appears on the SimpleTiger pages we read on 20 October 2026. The SaaS SEO FAQ says "Your team will be made up of about 3-6 dedicated specialists at any moment".

Why B2B SaaS teams look at SimpleTiger competitors

Three facts from SimpleTiger's own pages decide fit. None of them is a flaw. Each one points some buyers elsewhere.

SimpleTiger's stated target is the mid-market. The SaaS SEO page FAQ says "Our main target is companies in the mid-market which typically means $20m-$100m in ARR (annual recurring revenue)". It adds that SimpleTiger usually works with SaaS companies that have raised Seed or Series A rounds and helps them grow toward Series B or C. If your ARR sits well below $20m, check how the package you are offered was sized.

The price is set as a share of revenue or funding. SimpleTiger's pricing FAQ says each SEO package starts at 5% of revenue or funding at the growth stage that package targets, and its pricing page says every package is customized based on each client's execution needs. If you want a flat dollar starting figure to compare, the table above lists the floor where each alternative publishes one.

The scope is a full pipeline engine. SimpleTiger bundles SEO and AEO with paid search, paid social, email, web design and RevOps. That suits a buyer who wants one agency for all of it. A team that already runs paid in-house, or wants an organic-only partner, is shopping for something narrower.

One more yardstick. The GEO Jumpstart FAQ on SimpleTiger's site says "LLM results are chaotic, so it requires a lot of repeated, stacked data collection to see reliable patterns. This takes several months at a minimum, with 6 months being a good average". Hold every alternative to its own stated timeline and its dated proof.

The 9 best SimpleTiger alternatives in 2026

1. LoudFace

LoudFace is a full-stack organic growth agency for B2B SaaS and fintech, with AI visibility measured per engine. It runs SEO, AEO and GEO as one program, alongside content, conversion optimization, landing pages and UX/UI work. LoudFace's pricing page says it is "Built for B2B SaaS, fintech, and funded companies" from Series A to C.

AI search offer. LoudFace runs your buyer prompts daily on ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews, and its GEO program promises "Weekly share-of-answer reporting split by engine, never blended". On 141 non-branded buyer prompts over 18 to 28 September 2026, ChatGPT named LoudFace in 38.8% of its answers, Google AI Overviews in 14.3% and Perplexity in 11.2%. Across the three engines, LoudFace reached 21.5% visibility, 3rd of the 53 brands tracked, up from 0.13% in April 2026. The case study notes that the September reading uses the prompts tracked after a 17 September prompt cut, which lifts the reading.

Proof. LoudFace was Toku's growth partner for 18 months. With LoudFace, Toku reached 97.8% AI visibility on its category's top prompt, 'Best stablecoin payroll providers', in a 30-day Peec AI reading ending 19 August 2026. A stealth-mode payments and reconciliation B2B SaaS company grew AI visibility from 0.53% to a 10.46% peak in seven weeks with LoudFace (19.7×), settling at 8.00% by late August. LoudFace's case study on Pond, an AI task marketplace, says its Applause and Testlio alternatives page was cited by ChatGPT one day after it went live, and within eight days ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overviews were all citing it. Google impressions outside Pond's own name grew 12x from the week of 7 to 13 September to the week to 16 October 2026, per the same LoudFace case study.

Pace. The first 30 days are the most packed month of a LoudFace engagement. LoudFace kicks off within 48 hours of signature, ships the first fixes and calibration articles in week one, and shows you shipped work inside five days. In months two and three, LoudFace runs 20 or more articles a month and 8 to 12 off-site placements a month.

Price. LoudFace engagements start from $5k/mo, scoped on the intro call, across three tiers (Solo, Dual and Scale Autopilot) with a 2h response time on every tier. See pricing.

Best for: B2B SaaS and fintech teams that want SEO, AEO and GEO as one program, reported engine by engine, with shipped work in the first week.

2. Omniscient Digital

Omniscient Digital describes itself as "an organic growth agency that helps B2B software businesses turn SEO, GEO, and content into growth channels". Its homepage says Omniscient gets B2B brands recommended across AI and search engines, then turns that visibility into pipeline. Its AI search page leads with "Increase your brand's visibility in AI search and get recommended by LLMs."

Proof. Omniscient Digital's homepage says "Convert grew LLM Visibility 81% and AI Citations 140% in 60 days".

Price. Omniscient Digital's homepage, why-us and AEO pages all state "Full-service engagements start at $120,000/year."

Where it fits less well: teams that want SimpleTiger's paid and email side kept in one agency. Omniscient's why-us page says "We don't run paid media, social, or email. We believe focus is a feature".

Best for: B2B software companies that want organic and AI search only, with a $120,000/year budget. More options in our Omniscient Digital alternatives list.

3. Grow and Convert

Grow and Convert's homepage is headed 'Conversion-Focused Organic Growth for Google and AI Search', and its service page is titled "Full-Service SEO and GEO Management" with the line "Grow pipeline and brand visibility from Google and AI search". A Grow and Convert client gets "an SEO and GEO strategist, a writer, an analytics expert, a technical SEO," plus design and dev resources. Grow and Convert's homepage lists Content, SEO, AI Search, AI Citation Outreach, Linkbuilding, Technical SEO and Paid Search (PPC), and states "10+ Years. 100+ Clients. Thousands of Conversions".

Proof. In a Toro TMS quote on Grow and Convert's SEO and GEO page, roughly 5% of Toro's revenue came from branded inbound when the work started in early 2025, and over 25% eighteen months later. The same Toro TMS quote on Grow and Convert's page says "Opportunity volume is up 350%" and "Booked revenue is up 362%".

Price. Grow and Convert's SEO and GEO page states "Starting at $10,000 per month."

Where it fits less well: teams whose total organic budget sits under $10,000 a month, Grow and Convert's published starting price.

Best for: teams that want organic and AI search measured in conversions, with paid search from the same agency.

4. First Page Sage

First Page Sage's B2B SaaS page says "For 18 years, we have turned B2B SaaS websites into a dependable source of demo requests, trials, and qualified pipeline". On AI search: "When a buyer asks ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude for the best tool in your category, the answer is decided by what those models believe". First Page Sage dates the launch of its GEO service to 9 May 2023.

Proof. First Page Sage states "Our SaaS campaigns average 5.2 months to breakeven, 58% first-year ROI, and 702% ROI across the first three years".

Price. First Page Sage's own October 2026 pricing report lists the agency at $6,000 to $12,000 per month, priced in monthly deliverable credits, month to month. No fee appears on its service pages, so the range comes from that report. Its B2B SaaS page sets the terms as "Month to month, with no annual lock-in."

Where it fits less well: First Page Sage's own not-a-fit list includes "A senior-level program is out of budget this year. We stay premium deliberately."

Best for: B2B SaaS teams that want SEO and GEO scored against pipeline, month to month. See our First Page Sage alternatives too.

5. MADX Digital

MADX's homepage is headed 'GEO & AI Search Optimisation for SaaS' and says "We get B2B SaaS brands recommended by ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google, and turn that visibility into qualified pipeline". Its GEO page adds "We combine Generative Engine Optimization with effective SEO methods to increase your brand's visibility in AI-generated search results."

Proof. MADX's homepage says KEY ESG, an enterprise sustainability management software company, grew monthly organic traffic 84x, from its starting level to a peak, between January 2023 and February 2026.

Price. MADX's pricing page lists three plans with prices: Authority at $3,500 /mo, Growth at $5,500 /mo and Scale at $9,500 /mo, plus a custom Enterprise plan. Each of those MADX prices is the 12-month-term rate, marked "Save 30% vs rolling monthly". The terms, in MADX's words: "Every plan is billed monthly. Choose a 12-month term for the best rate, or a rolling contract with a 3-month minimum". The Authority plan at MADX tracks ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Claude; its Growth and Scale plans track "all major models, including Perplexity, Gemini and Copilot". MADX also lists a one-off AI Search & SEO Growth Plan at $4,500.

Where it fits less well: teams that want no minimum term. MADX's lowest price needs a 12-month term, and its rolling contract carries a 3-month minimum.

Best for: B2B SaaS teams that want a GEO plan with a published price and a set list of tracked AI models.

6. Siege Media

Siege Media's homepage reads "Full-service GEO. We make brands the answer in search". Its services line is "GEO consulting. SEO consulting. Content. Digital PR. Affiliate. Reddit". The SaaS GEO page adds "Built for SaaS. Optimized for AI. Engineered to convert." and covers "From technical SEO and product-led content to AI citation strategy, digital PR, and affiliate partnerships".

Proof. Siege Media's case study on Zapier says "In the first two years of the engagement with Siege Media, Zapier has seen a $7.2 million increase in traffic value to the blog and a 290% increase in monthly organic traffic to the site".

Price. Siege Media's content marketing page says "Our minimums for content marketing are currently $8,000 per month. We ask for a 12-month contract given the long term nature of SEO, but all of our contracts include a 30 day out clause to grant you flexibility should budgets or strategies change". For digital PR, Siege Media's digital PR page says its services "start around $12-15,000 per month when both creating PR content and promoting it". Neither figure is a GEO fee, and the GEO pages listed under the table show none.

Where it fits less well: teams with a content budget under $8,000 a month, Siege Media's stated content-marketing minimum.

Best for: SaaS brands that want content, digital PR and affiliate work feeding AI citations. Compare more in our Siege Media alternatives.

7. Directive Consulting

Directive's GEO page says "Directive is the top generative engine optimization agency for B2B brands ready to define categories". On paid, Directive's homepage pitches "Capture high-intent demand and accelerate pipeline growth with full-funnel paid media strategies." and "Drive awareness, engagement, and pipeline with targeted paid social campaigns across leading platforms".

Directive sells search and paid media together, as SimpleTiger does.

Proof. Directive's GEO page says "Within nine months, Case Status went from zero LLM presence to a dominant position across 39+ tracked prompts, with organic sessions up 19% quarter-over-quarter."

Price. Directive Consulting publishes no agency fee on the pages listed under the table. Directive's /pricing/ URL leads to a DIY course, "Apply Our Customer Generation Methodology Without the Retainer", sold at $399.

Best for: B2B brands that want paid media and GEO from one agency, as SimpleTiger offers. See our Directive Consulting alternatives.

8. iPullRank

iPullRank calls itself "a pioneering AI Search and content marketing agency leading the way in Relevance Engineering, GEO, Audience-Focused SEO, and Content Strategy". It sells "GEO programs across strategy, content, technical optimization, and measurement to improve your visibility in AI Search." iPullRank's GEO page sorts buyers into tiers, including "FOR MID-MARKET AND CHALLENGER BRANDS with some internal resources and buy-in" and "FOR FORTUNE 500S AND CATEGORY LEADERS with multiple lines of business and global offices".

Proof. iPullRank's homepage says "One of the world's biggest banks paused their paid ad spend because of the success of our content engineering strategy." (no period stated on its page).

Price. iPullRank's AI Search page lists an investment range for each of three stages: Emerging at $30K to $150K for startups and newer brands, Growth at $150K to $500K for mid-market and challenger brands, and Elite at $500K+ for Fortune 500s and enterprise organizations. No time unit is stated against any iPullRank range.

Where it fits less well: smaller budgets. iPullRank's lowest published range, its Emerging stage, starts at $30K (no period stated on its page).

Best for: mid-market, challenger and Fortune 500 brands that want a GEO program sized to their stage. Compare more in our iPullRank alternatives.

9. Animalz

Animalz bills itself as "A Content Marketing and SEO Agency for Leading B2B SaaS Brands". Its SEO and AEO block lists Technical SEO, Content Refreshes, Micro-refreshes, SEO & AEO Audits, Citation outreach and Reddit engagement. Its AEO page says "Optimize for AI search before your competitors do." and sells an AEO audit that shows where AI mentions or misses your brand across Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini.

Proof. Animalz's case study on SupportLogic says "SupportLogic experienced 500% qualified organic traffic growth in the past 12 months and grew its keyword footprint by 450%."

Price. Animalz's whitepapers page says an average data report runs for $25k, covering research, writing, design and derivative content. That $25k figure is a per-project average for one Animalz data report, not a retainer or an AEO fee.

Best for: B2B SaaS brands that want content-led growth with AEO audits and citation outreach. See our Animalz alternatives.

Which SimpleTiger alternative fits your stage

SimpleTiger's guarantee page sorts buyers into Seed Funded, Series A+ Funded and Public & Enterprise, and its SaaS SEO FAQ names the mid-market, $20m-$100m ARR, as its main target. Here is how the alternatives line up against each, using what each agency publishes.

Seed stage, with a tight budget. Start with the published floors. At MADX, the Authority plan is $3,500 a month on a 12-month term. SimpleTiger's own GEO Jumpstart is $4,000 a month for three months. LoudFace starts from $5k/mo, scoped on the intro call. iPullRank's Emerging range, which it sets for startups and newer brands, starts at $30K (no period stated on its page).

Series A to C. LoudFace is built for funded companies from Series A to C, and runs SEO, AEO and GEO as one program from week one. First Page Sage lists $6,000 to $12,000 per month, month to month, if you want no annual lock-in. Grow and Convert starts at $10,000 per month if you want conversions as the scorecard and paid search in the same agency.

$20m-$100m ARR, SimpleTiger's own target. At this size the six-figure programs come into range. Omniscient Digital's full-service engagements start at $120,000/year, organic only. iPullRank's Growth range of $150K to $500K (no period stated on its page) is the one it sets for mid-market and challenger brands. Directive Consulting fits a team that wants paid media and GEO kept together, as SimpleTiger offers.

You want paid media to stay with your agency. Directive Consulting sells full-funnel paid media, and Grow and Convert lists Paid Search (PPC). Omniscient Digital states it does not run paid media, social or email.

For a wider view of who lists a price, see our guide to AI search agencies that publish pricing and our AEO agency pricing breakdown.

What AI engines say about SimpleTiger

LoudFace tracks AI-search-agency prompts in Peec, and none of those prompts mentions SimpleTiger by name. Between 6 and 20 October 2026, SimpleTiger still came up in 211 ChatGPT chats, 314 Google AI Overviews chats and 125 Perplexity chats, across 84 distinct prompts. The prompts whose answers named SimpleTiger most often were 'Top B2B SaaS SEO agencies in 2026' (32 chats) and 'Alternatives to First Page Sage for B2B SaaS AEO' (31). Over the same window, SimpleTiger's visibility across LoudFace's 150 tracked prompts was 14.4% in Google AI Overviews, 9.4% in ChatGPT and 5.6% in Perplexity.

Each of the nine agencies on this list came up beside SimpleTiger in those chats on every engine: in at least 32 of the ChatGPT chats, 9 of the Perplexity chats and 19 of the Google AI Overviews chats.

Some answers frame SimpleTiger as a startup option. On 20 October 2026, asked 'Best B2B SaaS organic growth agency 2026', Google AI Overviews described SimpleTiger's fit as "Early-stage B2B SaaS startups building an initial organic pipeline on a tighter budget". On the same day, asked 'Recommended SEO agencies for Series A SaaS startups', ChatGPT said "SimpleTiger focuses on SEO for software companies, making it a natural candidate for startups that want a specialist rather than a generalist digital marketing agency". That reading differs from SimpleTiger's own page, which names the mid-market, $20m-$100m ARR, as its main target.

Other answers quote SimpleTiger's own figures. On 20 October 2026, asked 'Best SEO agency for B2B SaaS companies', Google AI Overviews said SimpleTiger's "pricing typically scales around 5% of revenue or funding". SimpleTiger's own pages also show up as sources: in a ChatGPT answer to 'Top B2B SaaS SEO agencies in 2026' on 6 October 2026, simpletiger.com/case-studies was cited at position 4.

How to check an agency measures AI citations

Every agency on this list says it works on AI search. Five questions sort them out on the first call.

1. Which engines do you track, by name? SimpleTiger's AI Search Share of Voice covers ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews and Gemini. The Authority plan at MADX tracks ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Claude. LoudFace runs buyer prompts daily on ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews. A strong answer is a named list. A red flag is "all of them".
2. Can I see a client result split by engine? ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews behave differently, and a blended number hides which one you are losing. LoudFace's own reading above, 38.8% in ChatGPT against 11.2% in Perplexity, shows how far apart two engines can sit.
3. What is the metric called, and what does it count? Visibility (the share of answers that name you) and share of voice are different numbers. Ask for the definition in writing.
4. What period does the result cover? A case study that gives a window you can check, like Omniscient Digital's 60 days for Convert or Siege Media's first two years for Zapier, is worth more than a bigger number with none.
5. What does your guarantee cover? SimpleTiger's guarantee is written around Google rankings for keywords you choose. MADX's pricing FAQ answers the guarantee question with a no, saying no one can control what an AI model recommends. Know which side of that line each promise sits on.

Then ask what ships in the first month. SimpleTiger's own GEO FAQ says reliable AI search patterns take several months at a minimum. That is a reason to see work shipped early, so the measuring starts sooner. Ask each agency what you will see live in week one, and hold them to it in writing.

For a longer checklist, read how to verify AEO agency results before you hire one, or compare the field in our best B2B SaaS SEO agencies list. If you want to see where your brand stands in AI answers today, start with an AI audit.