Find out what
it is costing you.
Send the URL. You get a ranked list of what is holding the site back, with the reasoning shown, so you can act on it whether or not you act with us.
Three things get checked.
By hand, not by a crawler that emails you a score. Every finding says what it costs you and what fixing it involves.
What the crawler sees
Indexation, canonicals, redirect chains, orphaned pages and robots rules. These are the reasons good content sits unranked while nobody can work out why.
What visitors experience
Core Web Vitals on field data where it exists, plus a lab profile. Not just what is slow, but which specific resource is causing it.
What machines can read
Structured data validity, metadata quality, and whether an AI assistant could accurately describe what you actually do.
What is the address?
The domain is enough. We find the rest ourselves.
No newsletter, no sales sequence. We send the findings and that is it.
The four things everyone asks.
Answered here rather than linked away, because a reader who leaves to check something does not come back.
Yes. The audit costs you nothing and carries no obligation. It is how we find out whether there is work worth doing, and how you find out whether we know what we are talking about.
There is no newsletter and no sales sequence. If the audit shows work worth doing, we will say so and quote it. If it does not, we will say that instead.
Within two business days. The checks are run by hand rather than generated automatically, which takes longer and produces something more useful than a score out of 100.
The site address is enough to start. Read access to Google Search Console or analytics makes the findings considerably sharper, but is optional.