SEO cost in Morocco in 2026: how much to pay, and for what?

The cost of SEO in Morocco ranges from a few hundred dirhams to over 20 000 DH a month. The gap is not only about the size of the agency: a one-off audit, looking after a Google profile, writing articles and nationwide SEO support are four different services. Here are the public prices checked in October 2026, service by service, followed by what a serious quote should include.

SEO cost in Morocco, service by service

These are prices that Moroccan agencies and freelancers publish on their own websites. Some agencies publish a guide with market ranges rather than a price of their own: we flag those as such.

How much does an SEO audit cost in Morocco?

An audit tells you what stops your site from being found: pages Google doesn't see, duplicate titles, slow loading, thin content, an incomplete Google profile. With a freelancer, it starts at around 600 DH. At agencies, BrandUp Digital lists 5 000 to 15 000 DH depending on depth, some guides put a basic audit at 1 500 to 2 000 DH and up (SpaceWeb, Tourak Digital), and Kolonell puts an initial audit at 5 000 to 20 000 DH excl. VAT.

A good audit ends with a list of fixes ranked by priority; a score out of 100 doesn't tell you what to do. Ask to see a sample of what you will receive before you pay.

Local SEO: what does it cost to show up on Google Maps?

For a shop or a practice whose customers live in the same city, local SEO is often enough: a Google Business Profile, reviews, consistent contact details, service pages. The prices we found run from 500 DH a month for managing the profile alone at BrandUp Digital to 3 000 to 5 000 DH excl. VAT a month in the range Kolonell gives. Setting up the profile is billed separately: 1 000 DH at BrandUp Digital, 1 490 DH at creation-site.ma.

The details of this work are in our guide Local SEO in Morocco: showing up on Google Maps.

How much does an SEO article cost?

Writing an optimised page or article is often billed per piece: 150 to 500 DH a page with a freelancer such as Hamza Sehouli, 800 to 3 000 DH an article according to BrandUp Digital. The difference comes down to research. A text that repeats what you can find everywhere has little chance of ranking; a text with prices, sources and local examples stands a better chance.

Why do prices vary so much?

• The target area: one city, the whole of Morocco, or several countries and languages.
• The competition: ranking for "dentist Tangier" usually takes less work than for a hard-fought national search.
• What is produced each month: number of pages or articles, technical fixes, links earned on other sites.
• Who does the work: a freelancer alone, or a team with a writer, a developer and an analyst.
• Languages: a site in French and Arabic doubles part of the content work.

What should an SEO quote include?

A serious quote describes the work; it promises no ranking. Check that it states:

• the monthly deliverables: how many pages, articles, fixes;
• the keywords and area worked on, chosen with you;
• the report: which measures (visits from Google, calls, enquiries) and how often;
• the commitment period and the notice to stop;
• what stays yours: Search Console access, the Google Business Profile, the content produced.

And at BrightIntent, what does it cost?

Our indicative prices: an SEO audit from 3 000 DH excl. VAT, paid once, local SEO from 2 300 DH excl. VAT a month, and full monthly SEO with content from 4 100 DH excl. VAT a month (launch price until January 31, 2027). Creating or verifying a Google Business Profile costs an extra 1 500 to 3 000 DH excl. VAT, and each extra article 1 200 to 2 000 DH excl. VAT.

Search Console access and the Google profile stay in your name, and every month you get a clear report, without jargon. The details are on our SEO services in Morocco page. For an estimate that fits your project, build your online quote.