Website audit services.
A check of the website you already have, before you spend money sending people to it. We go through it the way a first-time customer would, and tell you plainly what is wrong and what it is costing you.
Rated 5.0 from 14 Google reviews. Read them.
How a website audit benefits your business.
You stop paying to send people somewhere broken
We check the site before you spend on advertising, so you are not buying visitors for a page that cannot turn them into enquiries.
You find out how it looks to a stranger
We go through your site on a phone as a first-time visitor, because once you know your own business you can no longer see it that way.
You get told honestly if it is fine
We will tell you when the website is not your problem. That is an answer no free automated check will ever give you.
Do not spend on marketing until you know what you are sending traffic to.
Paying for ads or SEO while the website itself is broken is the most expensive mistake in small business marketing. You are buying visitors for a page that cannot convert them.
The harder problem is that you cannot see it. The site looks fine to you, because you already know what your business does and you are viewing it on the device you built it on.
A website audit tells you what a first-time visitor on a phone actually experiences, and what that is costing you every month.
What the audit covers.
- Speed measured on a real connection, not an ideal one
- Mobile experience, checked on a phone rather than a resized browser
- Whether the site makes clear what you sell in the first five seconds
- Conversion path, and whether there is a single obvious next step
- SEO foundations, including titles, headings and indexing
- Contact and enquiry routes, tested end to end
- A prioritised list of what to fix first, second and third
- An honest verdict on whether it should be fixed or rebuilt
Here is what happens.
Free 30-minute consultation
What the site is meant to do and what it is doing instead.
Measure
Speed, mobile, indexing and structure, recorded rather than guessed.
Read it as a stranger
What a first-time visitor understands, and where they hesitate.
Write the report
Plain English, with each finding tied to what it costs you.
Walk you through it
A call to explain the report, whether or not you hire me to fix it.
Why an honest audit cannot be free.
Free audits exist everywhere and almost all of them are generated by a tool in nine seconds so that a salesperson has a reason to call you. The findings are written to sell the fix.
A real audit takes hours of a person actually using your site, and it has to be willing to conclude that nothing much is wrong. That conclusion is worth paying for, because it saves you from buying work you do not need.
The audit is the first rung of the ladder. You can stop after it, take the report elsewhere, and owe nothing further.
- A report generated by a tool in nine seconds
- Findings written to sell you the fix
- No priority, just a list of 84 warnings
- No willingness to conclude the site is fine
- Hours of a person actually using your site on a phone
- Each finding tied to what it costs you
- A prioritised list of what to fix first, second and third
- An honest verdict, including that nothing much is wrong
Real clients. Real names.
A Clutch-verified nonprofit build for a client in Toronto, a church site in New Delhi, and a 5.0 rating from 14 Google reviews you can read yourself.
What people ask.
No. If the site can be fixed, the report will say so, and it will say which fixes matter most. Sometimes the honest answer is that the website is fine and the problem is elsewhere.
Yes. It is yours. It is written so any competent developer can act on it.
Days rather than weeks. You will get a real date at the consultation.
Then the audit fee is credited against the work. You are never charged twice for the same thinking.
What usually goes with this.
Want to know what is actually wrong?
Book a free 30-minute consultation. I take on only three new projects a month, so every one gets proper attention.
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