Eight agencies in India, the Philippines and Pakistan that do SEO for clients abroad, each with a real office and no ranking promises. We compared what they publish about price, contracts and results. Every fact names its source.
We are an SEO-led growth agency in Lahore, Pakistan, serving businesses in the US, UK, Gulf and Australia as well as Pakistan. We do SEO, local SEO and AI search, with published USD pricing, month-to-month terms and reporting in enquiries rather than rankings alone.
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New Delhi, India · techmagnate.com
A Delhi agency in digital marketing since 2006, with case studies for Indian financial brands such as Bajaj Finserv and a cited 26% cost-per-acquisition cut for a UK-based provider. It makes no ranking guarantees.
Best for: Enterprise and finance brands that want a large Indian team
Sources: Techmagnate website
Blue Area, Islamabad, Pakistan (also New York, Dubai, Caerphilly UK) · seoisb.com
An Islamabad SEO agency with offices in New York, Dubai and Wales, and the clearest published pricing here: retainers of $1,200, $2,800 and $6,000 a month with a three-month minimum. It says competitive keywords typically take four to eight months.
Best for: US, UK and Gulf businesses that want a fixed USD retainer
Sources: SEOISB website
Noida, India · wildnettechnologies.com
A Noida firm with over 20 years in business by its own account and phone lines for India, the US and the UK. It names clients including Avaya, HCL and Hitachi, and states plainly that no agency can guarantee an AI platform will cite a brand.
Best for: Businesses that want SEO and AI search from a large, long-running firm
Sources: Wildnet Technologies website
Khayaban-e-Amin, Lahore, Pakistan (also Glendale, New York) · adex360.com
A Lahore agency with a New York office, publishing results such as 200 times traffic growth for Chief Apparel and a 500% rise in organic clicks for Hemani. It also builds Shopify apps.
Best for: US ecommerce brands that want a Pakistani team with a US office
Public reviews: Clutch 4.6/5 from 12 reviews (checked 19 October 2026)
Sources: Adex360 website, Clutch: SEO firms in Pakistan
Makati City, Philippines · Founded 2009 · truelogic.com.ph
A Makati agency established in 2009 that serves local and international businesses, with named Philippine clients such as Ayala Land, Metrobank and Manulife, and case studies on its site.
Best for: Businesses that want a Philippine team with blue-chip references
Sources: Truelogic website
Gulberg III, Lahore, Pakistan · serpistan.com
A Lahore agency whose published work includes SEO across five European markets for PeptaSupply, with a 5.2 times rise in organic clicks, and a US manufacturer. It says its clients include 30 home improvement firms, eight limousine services and seven agencies.
Best for: US and European service businesses in niches it already knows
Sources: Serpistan website
Gulberg III, Lahore, Pakistan (also Austin and Abu Dhabi) · bluelinks.agency
A UK-registered agency with its team in Lahore and offices in Austin and Abu Dhabi, combining SEO and GEO with digital PR, link building and reputation management.
Best for: Brands that need SEO plus digital PR and reputation work
Sources: Bluelinks Agency website
Imus, Cavite, Philippines · digitalmarketingphilippines.com
A Philippine agency (Creating Just Growth, Inc.) that offers SEO and white-label SEO for agencies, with testimonials from clients in Australia, the UK, the US and Malaysia.
Best for: Small businesses and agencies in Australia and the UK
Sources: Digital Marketing Philippines website
Offshore SEO is full of guaranteed-ranking offers. We excluded every agency whose site promised rankings or "guaranteed SEO".
Every agency here states a street address on its own website.
Published pricing, contract terms, realistic timelines and named case studies.
Foreign offices, international case studies or clients in the US, UK, Europe or Australia.
We did not hire these agencies, see their client results ourselves, or accept payment from any of them. Review coverage varies too much between countries to compare fairly, so we show Clutch only where we read it.
Ask what is delivered each month: pages, fixes, content, links, reports. A low hourly rate means little without a clear monthly scope.
India, Pakistan and the Philippines are 9 to 13 hours ahead of the US. Agree a weekly call window and a monthly report in plain language.
Cheap offshore SEO often relies on paid or low-quality links that can hurt you. Ask for examples of links built, and walk away from guaranteed link counts on unknown sites.
Search Console, Analytics, your Google Business Profile and any content should belong to you.
Prefer month-to-month or a three-month trial over a 12-month lock-in until the agency has proved itself.
It can be, if the agency uses Google-compliant methods, keeps your accounts in your name and reports clearly. The risk is agencies that promise rankings or buy low-quality links.
Published offshore retainers here start around $1,200 a month. Some offshore agencies charge less; ask what each fee includes.
Digiradix wrote and publishes this guide. To keep the ranking fair, we left ourselves out of it and introduced ourselves in a separate, clearly labelled box instead. We think we are a strong choice too, so judge us by the same criteria we used for everyone else.
All three have strong SEO teams. Choose on method, references and communication rather than country. Time zone overlap and English writing quality matter most day to day.
Technical fixes can show within weeks; competitive keywords usually take four to eight months or more.
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