Dublin SEO companies compared

01How companies got onto this list

Inclusion has one basis: the company's website appeared in the organic results or local pack for the query “seo agency dublin” in Ireland when checked on 9 September 2026, using Ahrefs. That is a checkable fact about a search result on a date, not a judgement about quality. Companies not on the list are not worse; they did not appear in that result on that day. The list is unordered, and the schema on this page says so.

02The comparison table

Columns are the six criteria from the criteria page. Cells are filled only from a company's own website, with the date checked. Empty cells mean “not checked”, never “not offered”.

03How to fill in a row

Open the company's website. For each criterion, write what the site says, and where. If the site is silent, leave the cell empty. Add the date. That is the whole method. It takes about ten minutes per company and produces a table you own, rather than one someone sold you. The checklist on the selection guide is the same six checks in a form you can tick and print.

04Why no scores

A score would require weighting the criteria, and the right weights depend on the buyer. A tradesperson who needs local pack visibility weights criterion six heavily. An e-commerce business may not care about it at all. A table of facts lets each reader apply their own weights. A score would hide the publisher's.

05The publisher's row, explained

The filled row is the publisher's own. Each cell links to the source on the agency page, where the same six criteria are applied with a label on every row, including one marked partial and one marked “verify”. Readers should treat that row with the same scepticism as any other.

06What this page will add later

When a dated survey of what each listed company publishes exists, its rows will be filled here with a source and date per cell. When the observation log described on the about page has four weeks of data, this page will add a column for which companies AI assistants named for the same query, again with dates. Neither exists yet, so neither appears.