SEO agency in Dallas, Texas
Local SEO and AI search for service and B2B companies across Dallas–Fort Worth: Google Business Profile, the map pack and the pages that bring calls. Run in monthly sprints by a Texas team based in the Austin area, under your name, with a scorecard you can read in five minutes.
four clients tripled conversion, ad return or revenue
projects since 2015
on Clutch in Austin: conversion optimization, landing pages
Why Dallas SEO campaigns stall
On “seo company dallas”, Google opened with an AI summary that named four agencies, with a business panel beside it, before a single organic link. A campaign judged only by blue-link rankings misses the top of the page.
An ad click on “cpa plano” averages $25.02, more than “cpa dallas” at $23.84, and property managers pay $19.21 in Fort Worth against $17.28 in Dallas. A plan that only buys traffic pays that rate again in every town it adds.
Directory spam, purchased links, AI-generated pages. It works until it doesn’t; then the site drops and you own nothing.
Traffic went up, calls didn’t. Nobody tied calls and forms back to search, so nobody can say what the retainer bought.
Local SEO for Dallas–Fort Worth, run from Austin
Uwindi is based in the Austin area, with our own team of 13 and no white-label handoffs. Local SEO comes down to three things, improved in monthly sprints: your Google Business Profile and reviews; consistent profiles on Apple Maps, Bing and Yelp; and service pages tuned to how people in Dallas search. Every account runs under your name.
What a click costs in Dallas
Caption: Monthly searches and the typical cost of one ad click, from Google’s data for November 2026, in seven of our categories:
“self storage dallas”
4,400 searches a month · $27.62 a click
“self storage frisco”
1,600 searches a month · $23.73 a click
“property management dallas”
1,600 searches a month · $17.28 a click
“general contractor dallas”
1,300 searches a month · $6.57 a click
“law firm dallas”
1,300 searches a month · $18.63 a click
“cpa dallas”
880 searches a month · $23.84 a click
“commercial real estate dallas”
880 searches a month · $2.68 a click
Who you’re up against in Dallas
From Dallas itself, we searched “dallas seo”, then “seo company dallas”, and noted three things (November 10, 2026).
Reviews pile up at the top
The three agencies on the map for “dallas seo” had 41, 89 and 358 Google reviews. A new profile starts years behind them, so a newcomer needs a plan for the organic results while its reviews build.
Lists and profiles crowd the organic results
On “seo company dallas”, ranking lists, directory profiles and a LinkedIn company page accounted for five organic results, agency sites for three, out of nine. On “dallas seo” the split was kinder to locals: five local agencies, three lists and one national agency’s Dallas page.
The bar is lower than it looks
A YouTube video with six views, posted four months earlier, still made the first page for “seo company dallas”.
SEO for Dallas–Fort Worth logistics and B2B companies
Dallas–Fort Worth is a freight metro. DFW Airport’s cargo operations, the AllianceTexas inland port north of Fort Worth and the I-35, I-20 and I-45 corridors put 3PLs, freight brokers, warehouse operators and the contractors who build their facilities within one market. Their buyers search rarely, and advertisers pay heavily for each search: “3pl dallas” is typed about 90 times a month, yet an ad click on it averages $42.40, more than any search in the table above. “warehouse space dallas” gets about 50 searches and reached 110 in May 2026. A shipper picking a provider compares a few names over weeks, so every service, facility and lane deserves its own page, with square footage, systems and proof that AI assistants can cite without errors. We take on Texas companies outside Dallas–Fort Worth with the same plans and the same monthly scorecard. In November 2026 we measured how ChatGPT recommends Texas manufacturers in Houston, Dallas–Fort Worth, Austin and San Antonio: 80% of the sources it cited were the companies’ own pages. Read the study
What’s inside Dallas SEO management
SEO plans change your live site, so they run alongside a Website Care plan. If the site itself holds rankings back, start with Dallas web design.
Our projects
Every card here was built to be found: Neatko wins its searches without ads and BXN is first for its main search, both in Central Texas; MassHere’s pages are cited by AI assistants, and the Hogle & Missakian site was structured for search from day one.
An Austin embroidery studio’s name, brand, site and SEO, without ads: 50+ leads a month
An Austin networking group’s AI-built site and app, guided by us: #1 for its main search
A massage therapist marketplace: web app with Stripe subscriptions and search by location
A law firm’s brand and an SEO-structured site it grows itself, no developer needed
How we run SEO for Dallas businesses
First 90 days: an audit of the site, your Business Profile and what AI assistants say about you, then a roadmap and a baseline to measure against. Every month after: one focused sprint on Essentials, up to two on Growth, checked on a local ranking grid across the metro, from Denton to Arlington, and a short report on what changed and what comes next. Accounts and data stay in your name.
No setup fee; your Business Profile and accounts stay yours.
Three months to start, then month to month, 30 days’ notice.
Dallas SEO pricing
No setup fee. SEO Essentials and SEO Growth start with a 3-month initial engagement, then month to month.
SEO Essentials
A local Dallas service business that needs a strong, focused search foundation.
- 1 website, 1 Google Business Profile, 1 location
- 3–5 priority local search themes
- 1 focused SEO sprint a month
SEO Growth
A competitive Dallas business with several important services and a larger opportunity.
- Everything in SEO Essentials
- Up to 2 SEO sprints a month
- Content roadmap and SEO briefs (production separate)
Custom SEO
Multi-location, multi-market, national or technically complex websites.
SEO plans run alongside Website Care, $150 a month. Full plan details, extras and terms: SEO and AI search.
Small tweaks he recommended that would make a large difference.
Tells it like it is, doesn’t allow you to waste any time going down the wrong road.
Right after launch we started getting real booking requests from homeowners and property managers.
Michael BrockFounder & CEO, PristikaYou ask,
we answer
- Do you have an office in Dallas?
No. We’re a Texas team based in the Austin area. Most meetings are video calls, the work runs in a shared workspace, and prices are published before the first invoice; when a project calls for a face-to-face meeting, we drive over.
- Should we have pages for Fort Worth, Plano or Frisco?
Fort Worth, almost always: in search it behaves like a second city, not a suburb. Our check found about 2,400 monthly searches there for self storage, 1,000 for property management and 720 each for general contractors and CPAs. North of Dallas the answer changes with the trade. Storage searches in McKinney (1,900), Frisco (1,600) and Plano (1,000) add up to more than the 4,400 for Dallas itself, so a storage operator up there needs pages by town. An accounting firm doesn’t: “cpa plano” gets about 210 searches against 880 for “cpa dallas”, and your Dallas page plus a Business Profile covers it. Before proposing a new page, we run this split on your own trade.
- When should a Dallas business start SEO?
Count back from your busiest month. “self storage dallas” reached 6,600 searches in October 2025 and fell to 2,900 in August 2026; “property management dallas” ran 1,900 to 2,400 in October, January and March, and about 1,000 in May, August and September. New pages and profile changes need a few months to settle in the results, so a storage operator is best started in spring and a property manager by midsummer, both ready before the October rise. Starting at the peak means renting the season from Google Ads while the pages mature.
- Do you work with businesses outside Dallas proper?
Across Dallas, Tarrant, Collin and Denton counties, yes: Arlington, McKinney, Denton, Irving and the towns between them, on the same plans and scorecard. B2B companies elsewhere in Texas are welcome too, Houston and San Antonio included. Several locations or markets make a Custom SEO scope, priced in a proposal; companies selling to businesses nationwide should start with B2B SEO and AI search.
- Do you also build websites for Dallas companies?
Yes. A 5-page Business Website starts at $3,800 and goes live in 3–4 weeks, built on Astro with a headless CMS, or on WordPress with Bricks if your team prefers traditional hosting. If the site holds rankings back, we fix that first, because SEO can’t outrank a page buyers leave. See Dallas web design.
