8 Best SEO Agencies in Turkey (2026)

It runs a dedicated generative engine optimisation page and a separate AI-first SEO page built for answer engines, and its FAQ states that it advises enterprise brands on both GEO and AEO. It publishes a named case study crediting a 400.8 percent rise in AI-sourced traffic for a jewellery client over three months against the same period a year earlier, and states its tracking unit: more than 500 prompts monitored across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude.

You want AI search visibility run as a measured, regularly reported programme rather than a one-off audit.

• Publishes a named client case study stating a 400.8 percent increase in AI-sourced traffic over three months against the prior year
• Carries five stated partner badges including Google Premier Partner, with the Google badge linked to Google's own partner directory
• States a specific measurement method, a fixed set of more than 500 prompts tracked across four assistants

• No pricing is published, so engagements are quoted after a discovery call
• Positions itself for enterprise brands, so smaller businesses may find the scope pitched above their budget

It publishes a dated development timeline for its AI visibility work, from an idea logged in December 2023 through first tests in March 2024 to a methodology launched with a public whitepaper in July 2025, rather than an undated marketing claim. Its GEO page cites a self-reported Search Console figure of 30,800 impressions in Google's generative AI features between June and September 2026 for its own domain, with a dated screenshot of an AI Overview citing that page.

You want a long-established SEO firm that treats AI search as a documented research programme rather than a repackaged buzzword.

• Publishes a dated methodology timeline running from December 2023 to July 2025 instead of an undated claim
• Cites a self-reported Search Console figure for its own domain, with the date range stated
• Names real clients in its site logos, including Digiturk and Metro

• No pricing is published for SEO or GEO engagements
• Its answer engine coverage amounts to citing Google's own terminology guide rather than a distinct AEO service

It names large domestic clients directly on its SEO page, including Arcelik, Beko, Vakko, LOFT and Kigili, and holds five stated partner badges across Google, Yandex, LinkedIn, TikTok and Shopify. Its separate generative engine optimisation page sets out a named seven-step method running from technical foundations through brand mentions and co-citations to structured data and experience signals.

You want an agency with checkable large Turkish consumer-brand clients and a named process for AI search visibility.

• Names large checkable clients on the service page itself: Arcelik, Beko, Vakko, LOFT and Kigili
• Holds five stated platform partner badges across Google, Yandex, LinkedIn, TikTok and Shopify
• Publishes a named seven-step GEO method rather than a single generic paragraph

• No pricing is published
• Some AI statistics on its GEO page, such as weekly ChatGPT user counts, are unsourced industry figures rather than its own measured results

Its service page sets out a comparison table separating the three by goal, channel, typical work and measurement, then lists eight concrete GEO deliverables including entity consistency, named schema types, citable content blocks, third-party brand references via digital PR, crawler access for AI bots and periodic visibility measurement across ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity.

You want one vendor treating SEO, GEO and AEO as a single coordinated contract rather than three purchases.

• Publishes a table distinguishing SEO, AEO and GEO by goal, channel, work and measurement rather than treating them as interchangeable
• Names eight concrete GEO work items, including the specific schema types it implements
• States different first-result timeframes per discipline, 3 to 6 months for SEO and 4 to 8 weeks for AEO, rather than one blanket figure

• No pricing, office address, founding year or named team member appears on the pages reviewed
• Search is one of many lines of business alongside ERP, cyber security and custom software

Its GEO page sets out a named three-part method covering AI intent and visibility mapping, answer-architecture content, and visibility and trust-signal tracking, with five concrete deliverables including entity authority work and technical AI readability checks. The SEO page names clients including Preply and Arcelik and links to a 2024 DesignRush listing and a 2022 Clutch listing.

You want a small named team rather than an account manager, with GEO scoped separately from SEO.

• Names two co-founders by name and role, a data scientist and a digital strategist, rather than an anonymous team
• Lists named clients including Preply and Arcelik
• Links to specific third-party listings, a 2024 DesignRush profile and a 2022 Clutch profile

• No pricing is published
• Its SEO page advertises a 100 percent success rate, which is a marketing claim rather than a measured figure and is worth pressing on in a briefing

Its GEO page lists six concrete deliverables over a named five-step process: an AI visibility baseline, brand and entity overlap analysis, an organisation and service knowledge graph, citable expert content, a digital PR and citation plan, and monthly tracking across ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity. Its FAQ states plainly that a first-place ChatGPT result is not something it will commit to, and explains that answer engine work overlaps with rather than replaces SEO.

You are based outside Istanbul and want a team that is explicit about the limits of this work.

• States a physical Izmir office address rather than only a contact form
• Its GEO FAQ is more candid about what the work can deliver than most competitors reviewed here
• Lists a specific five-step GEO process with named deliverables

• No pricing is published
• No founding year, named team member, award or third-party review appears on the pages reviewed

It publishes named, numbered case studies rather than general claims, including a stated 500 percent increase in products sold through combined SEO and paid search for one client and a 326 percent rise in form submissions for another. It also displays 2024 finalist badges for the Global Search Awards and the Search Engine Land Awards, both linked to the award pages.

You want a track record on large international consumer brands and are not buying GEO or AEO specifically.

• Publishes named, numbered client case studies rather than unattributed percentages
• Names large checkable clients including Brown-Forman, Vodafone, Lassa and Medicalpark
• Displays 2024 finalist badges for two international search awards, each linked to the award page

• No GEO or AEO service is published, so this is an SEO-only option
• No pricing is published

It is one of the few agencies in this market to publish actual prices, at 23,000, 32,000 and 39,500 Turkish lira per month across three tiers, each tied to a stated competition level from local business through to ecommerce. It also states ISO 9001 and ISO 10002 certification and runs free SEO training sessions at universities.

You want to compare a published fixed monthly price before any sales call, and do not need GEO or AEO.

• Publishes three fixed monthly prices on its own site rather than requiring a sales call first
• States a specific starting year, 2008, and describes itself as SEO-only since then
• States ISO 9001 and ISO 10002 certification

• No GEO or AEO service is offered, with AI referenced only in a single trend blog post
• The published prices appear only on its own pricing page and are not independently verifiable