Skyfield Digital helps govtech companies get found by city clerks, county IT directors and state procurement teams searching Google for software and asking ChatGPT or Perplexity which vendors other agencies use. We build search and AI visibility that supports long public sector sales cycles.
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Public sector buyers research quietly and for a long time. A city clerk searches "agenda management software for small cities", a county IT director searches "permitting software with GIS integration", and both check GovSpend, cooperative purchasing catalogs, peer references and case studies before anything formal starts. More of them now ask ChatGPT or Perplexity which vendors serve agencies their size, and the answers draw on GovTech.com, Route Fifty, StateScoop, GSA and cooperative contract listings, and vendor case study pages.
For a govtech company that means the site has to speak the language of the agency role, case studies have to be findable and specific, and contract vehicles have to be visible. Skyfield lines up the website, industry coverage and entity signals so a buyer who searches, reads a trade article or asks an assistant finds the same clear picture of what you do.
What your customers are typing
Every one of these is a search Skyfield can win for you on Google and inside AI answers.
The problems we see most often when we audit govtech companies.
Clerks, treasurers and public works directors search for their specific workflow, while vendor sites describe platforms in broad terms that match nothing.
Success stories that omit agency size, state, module and outcome give search engines and AI assistants little to rank or cite.
Buyers search for vendors on Sourcewell, NASPO or state contracts, and most govtech sites never mention which vehicles they hold.
SEO, GEO and website development from one team, built around how govtech companies actually win customers.
Rankings and leads from Google for the services and locations govtech companies compete on.
Generative engine optimization so ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews recommend you.
A govtech website has to explain solutions by agency role, prove security and accessibility compliance, list contract vehicles and make it simple to request a demo or RFP response. Skyfield builds these sites SEO-ready with structured solution pages, accessible design and content AI assistants can cite.
Skyfield builds solution pages by agency type and role, from municipal clerks to state DOTs, and pairs them with module pages and contract vehicle pages procurement staff search for. Govtech sales are national, so location pages only appear for states where you hold contracts or concentrate customers. Technically we fix demo request flows that lose leads, resource libraries with no indexable pages and case studies stuck in PDFs. Benchmark reports, grant funding guides and compliance explainers earn links from associations like ICMA, GFOA and NACo and from public sector media.
Every campaign runs on our Five Pillars of SEO framework and reports from your own Google Search Console and GA4 data, so the numbers you see are the numbers Google sees.
Get a Free SEO AuditAsk an assistant which vendors provide permitting software for counties and the answer pulls from GovTech.com, Route Fifty, StateScoop, GovSpend award data, G2 public sector categories, cooperative contract catalogs and vendor case studies. Skyfield gets your company described consistently across those sources, adds Organization and SoftwareApplication schema tied to agency types and compliance certifications, and writes answer-first pages that state which agencies you serve, at what size, under which contracts. We track the prompts procurement teams use and report which ones name your company.
GoogleChatGPTGeminiClaudePerplexityCitations, mentions and sentiment for each prompt are reported alongside your rankings every month.
Three steps from first audit to compounding results.
A free SEO and GEO audit, then a plan built around how govtech companies get found and what a new customer is worth to you.
Technical fixes, site structure, schema, content and links. Every task is visible on your weekly Monday.com board as it ships.
Rankings, organic leads, AI citations and brand sentiment tracked every month, with results that build year over year.
Every number we report comes from Google Search Console, GA4 and your own tracked AI prompts.
Real results across industries and countries. Every figure is sourced from Search Console, GA4 and tracked AI prompts.
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View moreSkyfield Digital's SEO and GEO plans start at $1,500 per month and go up to $10,000 per month on the Scale plan. Every plan includes SEO and GEO content, backlinks, and AI prompt tracking across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, Copilot and Google AI Overviews.
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One free audit covers your technical SEO, rankings, local presence and how ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity currently answer for your business.
Combined SEO and GEO plans start at $1,500 per month, with Growth at $2,500, Authority at $3,500 and Scale from $5,000 to $10,000. Govtech companies with several modules or agency types usually fit Growth or Authority. Every plan includes content, backlinks and tracked AI prompts.
Technical fixes and case study restructuring typically show within two months. Solution and role pages usually rank in three to six months. Public sector sales cycles are long, so early wins show as demo requests and RFP invitations before closed revenue.
Focus nationally on agency type and workflow terms, and add state pages only where you hold a state contract or have a customer cluster. Those pages list local customers, contract details and compliance notes so they rank instead of looking like boilerplate.
Increasingly, yes. Staff use assistants to draft RFPs, compare vendors and find peers using specific software. If the assistant lists competitors from a trade article and skips you, you may never be invited. GEO puts your company into the sources assistants read.
Both help. WCAG 2.1 AA compliance improves site structure and usability signals, and clear pages for SOC 2, StateRAMP, CJIS and ADA compliance answer questions buyers and assistants ask. We make sure those pages exist and are crawlable.
We track rankings and clicks in Google Search Console, demo requests and resource downloads in GA4, and mentions in tracked AI prompts. Everything reports weekly on a Monday.com board your sales and marketing teams can review.
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