Previsible
San Francisco SEO and GEO agency founded in 2020 by former Searchmetrics leaders, working with enterprise brands such as Etsy, Atlassian and Coursera.
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Case studies
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Founders
- CEO of Searchmetrics
- Co-launched the Voices of Search podcast
- Global Head of Client Services at Searchmetrics
- Co-host of the Voices of Search podcast
What they do
- Services
- GEO · SEO · Content SEO · Technical SEO · Link building · AI visibility tracking
- Industries
- SaaS · Marketplaces · Ecommerce · Education · Healthcare · Finance
- Regions served
- US
- Monthly budget
- $5k-$15k/mo
- Team size
- 51-200
- Founded
- 2020
- Address
- 127 Beverly Street, San Francisco, CA 94132
- Pricing
- On request
About
Previsible is an SEO and AI discovery agency founded in 2020 in San Francisco and Santiago, Chile, by Jordan Koene, Tyson Stockton and David Bell. Koene was previously CEO of Searchmetrics and Stockton its global head of client services, and the two started the Voices of Search podcast, which Previsible still runs. The agency now leads with GEO strategy alongside SEO strategy, content marketing, technical SEO and authority building, and its retainers include GEO monitoring. It reports about 70 people working remotely across ten countries.
The client list is unusually strong for an agency of this age. The case study page names Etsy, Atlassian, Sage, Coursera, Intercom, KQED, Squaremouth and others with stated results. Squaremouth is the clearest AI search example, with ChatGPT-driven revenue up 270% in six months, and NapLab reports AI referral sessions up 209% in six months. Several figures, including Etsy's $17M in incremental revenue, carry no timeframe.
Engagements are sold as project work, 12-month embedded retainers or multi-year dedicated teams, and no prices are published; Clutch lists a $5,000 minimum and $200 to $300 an hour. The third-party review record is very thin, with a single Clutch review at 5.0, and no G2 profile, Google review count, certifications or awards were found. Buyers should expect an enterprise-oriented process and ask for references directly.
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