Meta description: Looking for an SEO agency Dublin firms can visit? We compare 12 agencies with verified Dublin offices by specialism, pricing and published client results.
Dublin is one of the most competitive search markets in Europe for its size. Tech multinationals, financial services, retailers, hotels and local trades all compete for the same terms, and many overseas firms run “Dublin SEO” landing pages with no desk in the city. Choosing an SEO agency Dublin businesses can actually visit means you can meet the team, and they understand local intent from Swords to Dún Laoghaire.
To build this list of the top SEO agencies in Dublin, we checked each firm’s own contact or about page for a physical Dublin address, confirmed the site is live and current, and looked for SEO as a real practice rather than a line on a web design menu. We left out firms that serve Dublin only from other counties or abroad.
Each entry covers where the agency is based, who it suits, and the specifics we could verify: founding year, named clients, awards, published results and pricing where available.
| Agency | Base | Best For | Core Services |
| Wolfgang Digital | Denzille Lane, Dublin 2 | Large retail, finance and drinks brands | SEO, paid search, paid social, data and analytics |
| Core Optimisation | Lower Baggot Street, Dublin 2 | Irish brands selling internationally | SEO, GEO, content, digital PR, paid media |
| GRANITE | Temple Lane South, Temple Bar | Organisations wanting web build and SEO in one place | SEO and AI search visibility, web, paid media, CRM |
| Vroom Digital | Adelaide Road, Dublin 2 | Brands wanting SEO driven by digital PR | SEO, digital PR, ecommerce SEO, paid search |
| Friday | Merrion Square South, Dublin 2 | Mid-size brands needing SEO plus CRO and UX | SEO and AEO, local SEO, UX, web development |
| SWOT Digital | Harcourt Road, Dublin 2 | SMEs wanting SEO and Google Ads together | SEO, AI search optimisation, Google Ads, web design |
| BeFound | Pembroke Street Upper, Dublin 2 | Professional services and SMEs | Local SEO, audits, content, link building |
| The Dublin SEO Company | Pembroke Street Upper, Dublin 2 | Small businesses and agency resellers | SEO packages, technical audits, link building, white label |
| Wasper Media | Blackthorn Road, Sandyford | Fintech and lead generation brands | SEO and GEO, paid social, video |
| Webjuice | Hamilton Way, Castleknock | Trades and local service businesses | Local SEO, technical SEO, Google Ads, web design |
| SEOWizard | Jamestown Little, north Dublin | Small businesses on fixed budgets | SEO audits, local SEO, AI SEO, penalty recovery |
| thenet.ie | Kinsealy Business Park, north County Dublin | Long-standing SMEs wanting one supplier | SEO, web design, Google Ads, hosting |
Wolfgang Digital was founded in 2007 by Alan Coleman, who is still CEO, and works from Palmerston House on Denzille Lane, Dublin 2. In May 2024 it set up the Wolfgang Talent Trust, describing itself as Ireland’s first employee ownership trust; the Marketing Institute of Ireland reported 70 staff at the time.
SEO, led by Head of SEO Sean Markey, is one of six core services alongside paid search, paid social, CRM and analytics. Clients include Brown Thomas, Intersport Elverys, Jameson, Zurich, Bord Gáis, Woodies, Daft.ie, DAA and Maldron Hotels.
Its awards record is the strongest here. At the 2025 Global Search Awards it won seven categories, including Best Global Large Integrated Search Agency, Best Use of Search in Retail (SEO) for Millies, Best Use of Search in Finance (SEO) for Zurich Ireland and Best UK SEO Campaign for Jameson UK. It lists six more wins in 2026, including Best Large SEO Agency.
Best for large retail, finance and drinks brands that want SEO alongside a strong paid media team.
Core Optimisation was founded in 2015 by Caroline Dunlea and David Brett. It grew up in Shannon, where most of its roughly 60 staff are based, and opened a Dublin office at 23 Lower Baggot Street in March 2026 after winning the Tesco Ireland account.
The SEO practice runs technical work, content and authority building as one programme, with digital PR used for links and brand mentions that AI engines can cite.
The standout SEO account is WaterWipes, which appointed Core as its global SEO partner in December 2024. That work earned a silver for Best Use of Content Marketing at the 2026 European Search Awards. Other clients include Tesco, Fáilte Ireland, Tirlán and Kingspan. The agency is a certified B Corp.
Best for Irish consumer and FMCG brands that sell into several markets and want SEO, content and PR planned together.
GRANITE has more than 200 specialists across offices in Dublin, Cork, Galway, Belfast, New York, Chicago and Dubai. The Dublin office is at 25 Temple Lane South in Temple Bar. Conor Buckley is CEO, and the agency says it has been trading for more than 18 years.
SEO and AI search visibility is listed under its search and marketing practice, alongside paid media and CRM. Much of its work pairs a new website with ongoing search and analytics.
Clients shown include Dalata Hotel Group, ESB, Davy, Tesco Mobile, Workvivo, Pfizer and Lego. At the Spider Awards 2026 it was named Large Agency of the Year and also won Best in E-Commerce for Blarney Woollen Mills and Digital for Good for Breast Cancer Ireland.
Best for larger organisations, hotel groups and professional firms that want web development and SEO from one team.
Vroom Digital works from 13 Adelaide Road in Dublin 2, led by CEO and founder Shane Curtin, with the site’s copyright running from 2012. Its SEO runs in six-month strategy cycles covering content, conversion work and authority building through digital PR.
Its best-known client is EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum, where Vroom reports PR reach of more than 39 million people since 2022 and a 43% rise in June ticket sales from a Taylor Swift campaign. That work won two categories at the 2025 European Search Awards, Best Use of PR in a Search Campaign and Best Use of Social Media in a Search Campaign, plus Best Use of PR in a Search Campaign (Small) at the 2025 Global Search Awards.
The longest-running case study is Ripples Bathrooms, where Vroom reports 17 times more people finding the brand on Google than in its first full year of work.
Best for consumer and tourism brands that want links and coverage from newsworthy campaigns rather than outreach lists.
Friday was founded in 2014 as a digital marketing, UX and web development agency and works from 61 Merrion Square South, Dublin 2. Its SEO and AEO service covers keyword research, technical SEO, on-page work, content strategy, local SEO and link building, plus an AI visibility audit for ChatGPT and other large language models.
Because SEO sits next to UX and development, Friday measures conversions as well as traffic. It reports a 140% increase in SEO visibility for insurance broker Arachas, a 28% increase in conversions for Fallon & Byrne and a 22% conversion rate increase for ESW.
Other clients include Peter Mark, the National Lottery and Fyffes. In October 2026 the agency won gold for Best Conversion Strategy at the Digital Media Awards.
Best for mid-size brands and retailers that want search, site experience and conversion rate work handled by the same team.
SWOT Digital was founded by Chris Wanger and Mark Loud and lists its Dublin office at the Harcourt Centre on Harcourt Road, Dublin 2, with further offices in Limerick and Cambridge. SEO is a central service, with dedicated pages for AI search optimisation and generative engine optimisation, and it runs Google Ads, social advertising and web design alongside it.
Its published results mix organic and paid outcomes. For Appleby, SWOT reports number one rankings on many high-value keywords, a doubling of organic traffic and a 90% fall in Google Ads cost per click. For Odyssey Bathrooms it reports a 28% increase in click-through rate and a 12% fall in cost per click.
Best for SMEs that want SEO and Google Ads planned together, so that paid search fills gaps while organic rankings build.
BeFound works from 26 Pembroke Street Upper in Dublin 2 and dates its Irish SEO work to 2009. Owner and lead strategist Leslie Gilmour runs a small in-house team and the agency says it does not outsource delivery.
Services include local SEO, AI search optimisation, audits, link building, content, Shopify SEO and coaching for in-house teams. BeFound is one of the few Dublin agencies to publish prices: retainers start at €800 a month and audits from €1,250, with project work quoted at a fixed fee after a discovery call.
Most case studies are anonymised, but they are specific. BeFound reports a site growing from around 2,000 to 26,000 monthly visits over five years, an accounting firm growing from 6 to 60 staff with SEO as its main source of leads since 2010, and a Dublin solicitors’ practice tripling qualified leads in six months. MJ Flood Security is a named client.
Best for accountants, solicitors, clinics and other professional services firms that want a senior strategist on the account.
The Dublin SEO Company is based at Pembroke House, 28 to 32 Pembroke Street Upper, Dublin 2. Founder and CEO Joe Ryan and content strategy director Laurence Porter have both worked on SEO campaigns since 2006, and the agency says it has run more than 1,000 campaigns.
Unlike most firms here, it does SEO and little else: technical audits, link building, SEO copywriting, Google Business Profile work, WordPress speed fixes and white label SEO for resellers.
Pricing is published. Small business SEO starts at €500 a month, monthly campaigns for Dublin and national markets are quoted from €1,000 to more than €10,000 a month, and a pay-on-performance option is priced on application.
No clients are named, so ask for references. Best for small businesses that want a pure SEO supplier, and for web and marketing agencies looking for a white label partner.
Wasper Media was founded in 2020 by Hamza Firdous and works from Sandyford Business Centre on Blackthorn Road, Dublin 18. Its SEO service covers technical and on-page work, authority building, local SEO and GEO tasks such as checking AI crawler access and tracking brand mentions in AI answers.
The process is clear: an audit in the first two weeks, a roadmap by week three, fixes through week six, then monthly reporting on rankings, AI visibility and enquiries. For one established Dublin client it reports a 212% rise in organic traffic in nine months and a move from page two to the top three for core terms.
Named clients include TG4, Grid Finance, NuSolas Energy, Stillorgan Group and Mortgage Line, though most of the results published for them come from paid campaigns.
Best for fintech, energy and lead generation businesses that want SEO and paid social from one small team.
Webjuice is based at 3 Hamilton Way in Castleknock, Dublin 15, and is run by founder and CEO Michal Barus, who has led the business since 2014. It focuses on local search, from Google Business Profile and map pack rankings to technical SEO and content, with Google Ads and web design alongside.
Contracts run on a 30-day rolling basis with no lock-in. Its main published case study is RF Roofing in Dublin, where Webjuice reports 92 calls from the map pack in a peak storm month, up from around 14 a month. It also reports a 42% rise in organic conversions for an ecommerce and lead generation client.
Best for roofers, builders, cleaners and other local service businesses in Dublin that live or die by the map pack.
SEOWizard lists its office on Melville Way in Jamestown Little, north Dublin. It says it is deliberately not a large agency, and each client gets a named specialist.
Services cover SEO audits, ongoing SEO, Google penalty recovery, local SEO and AI SEO for AI Overviews, plus web design and Google Ads.
Pricing is published on its SEO Dublin page. A once-off SEO package for audits and fixes starts at €750, and ongoing monthly SEO starts at €500 a month, with no long-term contract unless the client asks for one.
Case studies are anonymised: a niche Dublin retailer that moved from near-zero visibility to page one in under 12 months and an ecommerce client the agency reports grew organic traffic by 687%.
Best for sole traders and small businesses that want a clear monthly price and no lock-in.
thenet.ie was founded in 1999 by Dave Lawless, who is still founder and technical lead, and works from Unit 4, Kinsealy Business Park in north County Dublin, near Malahide. It is a small senior team and says it has worked with more than 1,200 Irish businesses.
SEO sits alongside web design, Google Ads and managed hosting, and follows a four-step process of audit, fixing foundations, building authority and monthly reporting, with local SEO and an AI search setup included.
Its named SEO client is Allguard Roofing in Dublin, a client of more than ten years. thenet.ie reports that organic Google search now drives about two thirds of Allguard’s website traffic and that the firm paused its Google Ads because SEO brought in more work than it could handle.
Best for established SMEs in north Dublin and Fingal that want their website, hosting and SEO handled by one long-standing supplier.
Check the contact page for a street address with a Dublin Eircode, not just an 01 phone number. Many firms that rank for Dublin terms are run from other counties or other countries. Some Dublin 2 addresses are serviced offices, so ask where the team actually works.
If your problem is narrow, such as a trade business needing map pack calls or a professional firm needing better leads, a specialist SEO company Dublin owners can speak to directly will usually move faster. If SEO is part of a wider plan with paid media, PR and a new website, a larger agency such as Wolfgang Digital, Core Optimisation or GRANITE gives you one team. Be wary of web design studios that list SEO services in Dublin as an add-on but cannot show SEO case studies.
As a typical market range, local SEO for a small Irish business tends to start at around €500 to €1,000 a month. Established SMEs competing nationally usually pay €1,000 to €3,000 a month, and larger ecommerce, multi-site or international programmes commonly run from €3,000 to €10,000 a month or more. One-off technical audits generally range from about €750 to €5,000 depending on site size. Dublin SEO agencies that publish prices, such as BeFound, The Dublin SEO Company and SEOWizard, make it easier to benchmark the quotes you receive.
Ask for case studies with a named client, a time period and a business outcome such as revenue, bookings or enquiries, not just rankings. Independent awards such as the European Search Awards and Digital Media Awards are also a useful check.
Expect early signs, such as long-tail terms improving, within three months, with meaningful gains in leads or revenue typically arriving between six and twelve months. Treat any guaranteed ranking, or a promise of page one within weeks, as a reason to keep looking.
For large brands, Wolfgang Digital has the deepest search awards record in the city, Core Optimisation suits Irish exporters that need content and PR across several markets, and GRANITE fits organisations that want the website and the SEO from one supplier. Vroom Digital and Friday are strong mid-size choices, for PR-led link building and for conversion-focused SEO respectively. SMEs and professional firms should look at SWOT Digital, BeFound and Wasper Media, while trades and small local businesses will find clear pricing or short contracts at Webjuice, SEOWizard, The Dublin SEO Company and thenet.ie.
Before you sign, confirm the agency’s Dublin address and who will work on your account, ask for two named SEO case studies with outcomes and dates, get the monthly fee and notice period in writing, agree what will be reported each month (rankings, organic traffic, enquiries or revenue), and make sure you keep ownership of your website, content and analytics accounts if you leave.