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Site Review
A full technical, on-page, and backlink review of your site.
A full technical and on-site SEO audit — a written report on what's holding your rankings back, prioritized by what to fix first.
Get My Site AuditedWHY IT MATTERS
Ongoing SEO work without a real audit first is guesswork — you're paying for effort without knowing whether it's aimed at your site's actual problems. A proper audit looks at everything: technical issues (crawlability, site speed, structured data), on-page factors (content, headings, internal linking), and off-site signals (backlink profile), then tells you specifically what's wrong and in what order to fix it.
It's also the right move even if you're not planning ongoing SEO work yet — a written audit gives you (or whoever handles your SEO next) a concrete list to work from instead of a vague sense that "SEO could probably be better."
Full technical review: crawlability, site speed, mobile-friendliness, structured data
On-page review: content quality, heading structure, internal linking, keyword targeting
Backlink profile review: what you have, and whether anything is actively hurting rankings
A written report, prioritized by impact — not a raw list of every issue with no order
A walkthrough call to go over findings and next steps together
HOW IT WORKS
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A full technical, on-page, and backlink review of your site.
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Findings ranked by actual impact on rankings, not just listed in the order they were found.
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A written report you can act on — specific, not generic advice like 'improve content.'
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A call to go over the findings and answer questions before you decide what to do next.
PRICING
ONE-TIME DIAGNOSTIC DELIVERABLE
$1,500 starting
Includes full technical, on-page, and backlink review delivered as a written report with a walkthrough call.
FAQ
Free automated tools exist and can flag surface-level issues, but they don't prioritize findings or explain what actually matters for your specific site — a paid audit is a written, prioritized analysis from someone who actually looked at the results, not just a tool output.
See pricing details in the section above. Every audit is custom-scoped based on overall site scale and technical complexity.
Either can work for a one-time audit. The difference tends to show up afterward — an agency already positioned to act on the findings (technical fixes, local SEO, link building) means the audit leads directly into execution instead of a report that sits unused.
Ask whether findings are prioritized by impact or just listed exhaustively — a 60-item list with no order is much less useful than a report that tells you what to fix first.
The audit process is the same across industries, but findings and priorities differ — an ecommerce site's audit weighs product page and catalog issues more heavily, for example, than a small local business site would need.
Treat it as a first pass, not a complete answer. Free tools are good at surfacing obvious technical issues and weak at telling you what to prioritize.
WORK WITH US
Tell us about your site — we'll get back to you within one business day with next steps.