Olga Mykhoparkina
Founder, CEO
Olga Mykhoparkina
Apr 21, 2026If you’re a SaaS founder evaluating content agencies right now, you’ve probably already noticed how fast the bar has moved. A year ago, the question was “Can this agency produce good blog content that ranks?” Today there’s a second question sitting right next to it i.e., “Will this agency’s content get cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google’s AI Overviews?”
According to a 2026 GEO analysis by Enrich Labs, B2B SaaS buyers now regularly ask AI systems detailed evaluation questions like “what’s the best project management tool for a 30-person engineering team?”, before they ever visit a vendor’s website. The agency you hire needs to produce content that shows up in both places.
This list covers 15 agencies that understand that reality. For each one, you’ll find what they do well, how they help you get cited by AI tools, real results, and pricing where it’s available.

Quoleady is a SaaS content marketing agency that drives sign-ups to your SaaS via blog content. They help you acquire leads with conversions and maximize ROI. They have a proven track record of helping SaaS companies achieve significant revenue growth and success through tailored content marketing strategies.
Their team analyzes the market and competition to identify lucrative content opportunities that deliver excellent results. They create and distribute content that consistently attracts, educates, and engages your target audience at each stage of the buyer’s journey.
Beyond content, Quoleady can feature your SaaS brand on media platforms like Yahoo, Forbes, and Entrepreneur, as well as place you in top-ranking listicles for your business keywords — both of which help with GEO.
Their ethical manual outreach allows them to acquire high-quality backlinks from authoritative sources, driving organic traffic to your website and improving your search engine rankings.
Their team takes the time to understand your business, goals, and unique selling proposition. It ensures your content aligns with your brand’s voice, values, and objectives.
Getting featured by LLM tools like ChatGPT or Perplexity requires your content to be authoritative, and your off-site mentions should be from trusted sources. Quoleady’s SaaS LLM Optimization service is built for that.
Quoleady works across your entire website. They improve technical setup, refine site architecture, and optimize landing pages so your content is easier for AI to understand and surface. They also identify what’s missing – pages to create, sections to add, and gaps to fix.
Beyond your website, they build your presence through third-party mentions and links, expert quotes in content, placements in top-ranking listicles, and media coverage. All of this helps AI connect your brand with your category and show it in answers.

From growth stage B2B SaaS companies to Series B+ enterprises that need a focused content program that drives sign-ups and want to appear in LLM answers, with a focused GEO strategy.

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Grow and Convert is a content marketing agency that helps brands acquire leads and customers through both traditional SEO and AI search (GEO).
Their focus is on producing content that drives qualified leads, not just traffic and impressions. By targeting bottom-of-funnel SEO keywords and GEO topics that signal buying intent, Grow and Convert helps SaaS and service-based companies attract and convert ready-to-buy prospects.
They’ve created a structured framework for AI search optimization called Prioritized GEO, built on insights from dozens of clients and proven across thousands of prompts. Their approach helps brands gain visibility on AI search platforms like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews through high-quality, human-written content. They deliver a fully integrated, GEO-led content strategy centered on topics that attract real customers, rather than relying on scattered or ineffective tactics.
SaaS companies that have tried content marketing before and got traffic but no demos. Now, they want a strategy built around buying intent from day one.
Grow and Convert typically works on a monthly retainer basis. Packages scale by article volume and promotion support. Public pricing: approximately $10,000–$25,000/month.
Read also: How to get your SaaS brand quoted by ChatGPT (and other AI Tools)

Animalz works with B2B SaaS, enterprise software, and VC firms, producing content rooted in real domain expertise instead of generic, research-assembled blog posts.
Their process begins with a deep dive into your product, industry, and go-to-market strategy, followed by direct SME interviews. This results in content that’s difficult to replicate and more resilient against AI-generated competition.
They’ve partnered with growth-stage SaaS and enterprise tech companies, with a strong focus on editorial, thought leadership content that shapes buyer perspectives. Their content does not rely on just keyword research or rankings.
Animalz offers Answer Engine Optimization as a dedicated service, including visibility audits across Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini. These audits reveal where your brand is cited, where competitors are winning, and what content changes can shift that. This helps you show up in AI answers instead of being replaced by competitors.
Mid-market and enterprise SaaS companies that need content to build category authority.
Retainers typically start around $10,000/month. Per-piece work $1,000–$3,000 depending on complexity.

Foundation Inc. is a Canadian content marketing agency focused on two core strengths, original SaaS research and content distribution. Built on the belief that most SaaS content fails due to lack of reach and not quality, they prioritize getting content in front of the right audience.
Founded by Ross Simmonds, the agency follows the “Create Once, Distribute Forever” philosophy, which states invest in fewer, high-quality pieces and distribute them systematically to maximize long-term value. Their client programs reflect this deep, research-driven content paired with aggressive distribution.
“Distribution is just as important as creation. Most content dies in obscurity not because it’s bad, but because it was never seen.” — Ross Simmonds, Foundation Inc.
Foundation is well-suited for GEO-ready content production because their model already leans into the signals AI engines favor: original research with cited data, authoritative authorship, and wide distribution that creates the backlink and brand mention profile that LLMs use to assess credibility. This helps SaaS brands surface in AI-generated answers.
SaaS companies that have tried content marketing before and got traffic but not pipeline, and want a more strategic, distribution-focused approach.
Not publicly listed. Custom based on scope.

Campfire Labs is a B2B SaaS content agency known for its strong editorial voice and narrative-driven approach. They primarily serve mid-market and enterprise SaaS companies ($10M–$300M+ ARR) with complex buying committees and long sales cycles.
Their process begins with in-depth onboarding, auditing brand messaging, competitive positioning, and content gaps before production. The result is content that sits at the intersection of SEO and thought leadership with high-ranking, yet credible and valuable enough for senior buyers to share.
Campfire Labs creates citation-worthy content grounded in real practitioner expertise and deep research. Their emphasis on editorial quality and topical authority aligns with GEO best practices like comprehensive topic coverage, clear authorship, and structured content that AI systems can easily extract and synthesize.
Growth-stage SaaS companies where brand authority and category positioning matter as much as organic traffic volume.
Results are not publicly listed.
Not publicly listed. Custom engagements.

Draft.dev is the go-to agency for reaching developers, engineers, and technical buyers with content that stands up to scrutiny. They focus exclusively on technical content like tutorials, API guides, developer tool comparisons, and product-led content for engineering-heavy SaaS. Their model pairs clients with writers who have real engineering experience, not generalists. The result is accurate, credible content written by people who’ve actually built software.
“Developers can tell immediately when content is written by someone who hasn’t used the tools. One credibility-breaking mistake and you’ve lost the reader.” — David Nunez, Draft.dev
Technical content has a structural advantage in GEO. AI systems heavily favor authoritative, specific, and accurate answers for detailed technical queries. Draft.dev’s technical depth means their content is the kind that AI tools cite as a reliable source, not skip over for something more substantive.
Developer tools, API companies, infrastructure SaaS, DevOps/DevSecOps products, any SaaS where the primary buyer is technical.
Project-based. Typical articles range from $500–$1,500+ depending on technical complexity.

Skale is a B2B SaaS SEO agency with a growing GEO focus. They’ve worked with companies like TravelPerk, HubSpot, Maze, Rezi, and Pitch. Their research, including analysis of six million LLM answer snapshots, offers clear insights into what drives visibility in AI-generated responses.
Their approach combines SEO with distribution. They create content that ranks on Google while building off-site signals (backlinks, brand mentions, third-party coverage) that AI systems use to judge authority.
Skale uses data-backed insights, like citation density and link breadth, to guide content strategy. Their research-driven approach helps clients show up more reliably in AI tools like ChatGPT and Perplexity, making their methodology more evidence-based than most.
Growth-stage B2B SaaS companies in competitive categories where both Google and AI search matter.
Not publicly listed. Custom engagements.
Related: Top 7 AI Search Optimization Agencies for ChatGPT

Optimist is a B2B SaaS-focused SEO and AEO (GEO) agency that helps companies turn content into measurable pipeline and revenue. They work primarily by combining SEO, AI visibility, and content marketing into a single, integrated growth strategy.
Their core differentiator is the CORE (Complete Organic Revenue Engine) framework, which aligns SEO and AI search (AEO/GEO) across the entire buyer journey to make sure that content performs both on Google and in AI platforms. They offer end-to-end support, from strategy and planning to content production, distribution, and optimization.
Optimist focuses on driving real business outcomes from AI visibility. Their approach connects AI search performance (mentions, citations, LLM traffic) directly to pipeline and revenue, with structured content and distribution designed for both search engines and AI systems. This makes them especially strong for companies that want GEO tied to measurable growth.
Product-led SaaS companies at the growth stage that want content driving user sign-ups and activation, along with brand awareness.
Full-service engagements from $10,000/month.

Kalungi is a B2B SaaS marketing agency that acts as an outsourced, full-stack marketing team for software companies looking to build predictable pipeline and revenue. Instead of offering isolated services, they provide “GTM-as-a-service” that combines strategy, execution, and leadership under one system designed specifically for SaaS growth.
Their model centers on embedding a fractional (or “CMO-as-a-Service”) leader into the business, supported by a full execution team across content, SEO, paid media, RevOps, branding, and web.
Kalungi’s strength for GEO comes from its system-level approach. Rather than treating content in isolation, they build integrated programs where SEO, content, brand authority, and distribution all feed into a unified GTM strategy. Their focus on clear positioning, consistent messaging, and full-funnel content helps create the kind of structured, authoritative signals that AI systems rely on when generating and citing answers.
Early-stage B2B SaaS founders who need a full outsourced marketing team with fractional CMO leadership, not just a content vendor.
Full-service partnership from $48,000/month. CMO coaching and fractional CMO pricing available on request.

NoGood is a full-stack, AI-native growth marketing agency that partners with startups, scaleups, and Fortune 100 brands to drive measurable revenue. Their model is built around “growth squads” which means creating cross-functional teams of strategists, creatives, engineers, and data scientists who run high-velocity experiments across the entire funnel.
They position themselves as a hybrid between performance marketing and modern SEO/AEO (GEO), helping brands win visibility both where humans search (Google, social) and where AI systems generate answers (ChatGPT, Perplexity, AI Overviews)
They employ research-driven strategies to increase brand visibility in AI-generated answers. They test content formats, structures, and distribution quickly to adapt what’s working for AI visibility and what can be improved.
SaaS companies that want to move fast, run growth experiments across content and paid channels, and see results in weeks rather than quarters.
Not transparent. Requires consultation.

Evolv is a B2B-focused SEO and content-led growth agency that positions themselves as a “search-first digital consultancy”. They combine traditional SEO with generative search optimization (GEO) to help brands stay visible across both Google and AI platforms.
Their approach is lean, strategic, and outcome-driven. They focus on measurable growth rather than bloated deliverables. They tailor every engagement to the client’s business, blending technical SEO, search intent strategy, and AI visibility into a unified system designed to drive real results.
Their focus is on making content discoverable, structured, and trustworthy for platforms like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity. They do this through generative visibility audits (how brands show up in AI answers), semantic and structural optimization for AI readability, entity and source alignment to boost authority, and RAG and AI bot accessibility. They treat SEO and GEO as one system, so content performs across both Google and AI search.
SaaS and tech companies that want to stay visible in both traditional search and AI-generated answers, particularly if GEO is already a strategic priority.
Not publicly listed. Custom programs.

Siege Media is a B2B-focused SEO and content marketing agency known for driving large-scale organic growth through high-quality, search-driven content. They work with mid-market and enterprise brands, combining SEO, content, and digital PR into a single system designed to generate traffic, links, and revenue.
Their approach is highly data-driven. They identify high-value search opportunities, then create content (design, writing, and interactive assets) built to outperform competitors and deliver clear ROI.
Siege Media blends SEO and GEO into one strategy by creating content that ranks on Google and gets picked up by AI systems. They focus on high-quality, authoritative assets that earn links, mentions, and citations, which are key signals for AI visibility. Their emphasis on depth, design, and distribution makes sure your content is both discoverable and reference-worthy for LLMs.
SaaS companies that need to build domain authority and content volume at scale.
Not publicly listed. Custom programs.

Refine Labs is a B2B SaaS growth agency focused on demand generation over traditional lead generation. They work with mid-market and enterprise companies to build modern, buyer-centric marketing systems that prioritize pipeline, revenue, and efficiency.
Their approach is rooted in aligning marketing with how B2B buyers behave across social, communities, and dark social. Then, they use data-driven experimentation, paid media, and content to create and capture demand.
Refine Labs supports GEO indirectly through demand-led content and distribution. Instead of focusing purely on SEO, they build brand visibility across channels (paid, social, content), which increases brand mentions, authority, and recall, which are key signals for AI-generated answers. Their emphasis on buyer-centric messaging and high-impact content aligns well with how LLMs prioritize trusted, widely referenced sources.
Growth-stage B2B SaaS companies that have a content program running but aren’t seeing pipeline impact from it.
Not publicly listed. Custom programs.

Deviate Labs is a B2B growth and content marketing agency that specializes in building full-funnel demand generation systems for startups and scale-ups. Their approach blends traditional performance marketing with experimental, “growth hacking” strategies to accelerate visibility, acquisition, and revenue.
Instead of using templated campaigns, they operate through a deep discovery-led process, analyzing product positioning, audience behavior, and untapped distribution channels. The team positions itself as a hybrid of strategists, analysts, and operators, focused on executing measurable growth rather than just producing content.
Their philosophy centers on “deviation from the norm” by applying cross-industry tactics, rapid experimentation, and data-driven iteration to unlock unconventional growth paths.
Their GEO approach focuses on structuring content so it can be easily interpreted by AI models. They optimize brand narratives for answer-engine visibility. They build authority signals through content, PR, and distributed assets. In short, they extend traditional SEO into AI-native discoverability, so that brands are surfaced in generative search environments, not just search engine results.
Startups that need creative, high-impact growth campaigns on a limited budget and want tactics borrowed from outside the SaaS playbook.
Custom monthly retainers based on scope.

Omniscient Digital is an organic growth agency for B2B SaaS. Their leadership team includes former operators from HubSpot, G2, and Workato, so their strategies come from real in-house experience.
Their process is research-heavy upfront. Before any content is written, they map competitive gaps, keyword opportunities, and where organic growth is actually achievable for your specific domain and authority level. That front-loading tends to produce stronger ROI because the content that gets created is targeting real opportunities, not generic keywords.
Omniscient uses their proprietary OmniscientX research process to identify content opportunities that perform across both traditional search and AI platforms. For SaaS clients, they build content that answers the evaluation-stage questions AI tools pull from such as comparisons, use cases, and “best for” content. This helps position your brand in AI responses before a buyer reaches your website.
Mid-market B2B SaaS companies ready to invest seriously in a research-led organic growth strategy tied directly to pipeline.
Omniscient’s pricing varies widely depending on the scale and scope of the project. Strategy engagements from $35,000. Content programs from $10,000/month. Full growth program management from $150,000/year.
Before you shortlist three agencies and start scheduling calls, get clear on two things:
Traffic and brand awareness require a different strategy than demo requests and trial signups. Most agencies claim to do both. But you need to ask specific questions like show me a case study where blog content drove product signups. If they can’t produce one, they probably optimize for traffic.
Seed-stage companies with tight budgets need a different partner than Series B companies with a six-person marketing team. An agency like Kalungi is built for companies that want a full marketing function. Quoleady, Optimist, and Draft.dev are better fits for focused content programs without the overhead.
A quick framework for matching stage to agency:
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Research published in early 2026 found that 26% of brands had zero mentions in AI Overviews in one industry snapshot. That means more than a quarter of companies investing in content are essentially invisible to buyers who start their research in ChatGPT or Perplexity.
The agencies on this list take GEO seriously. They build content that’s structured for AI retrieval, earning the third-party citations that AI systems use as trust signals, and tracking their clients’ “share of model” over time. They are the ones worth talking to in 2026.
The ones still pitching on traffic numbers and keyword rankings alone are operating on last year’s playbook.
If you’re evaluating content agencies and want to know whether Quoleady is the right fit for your SaaS, book a free 30-minute strategy call. We’ll look at your current content, your target keywords, and tell you honestly where we can help.
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