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Stay well clear. They are spamming the contact form on my website. And if you search for them it's nothing but spam comments on other websites.
If this what they do to market themselves, imagine the reputational damage they would cause to your business.
I thought that is was a SEO company, but it's more like Google Ads, but without CPC. They just charge once a year. Checked traffic and it shows up on Google Analytics as organic search traffic.
Incompetent spammers. Hire them only if you want to ruin your search engine ranking and reputation.
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