A prioritised list of problems
Ordered by what’s costing you most, not by what’s easiest to list.
A written audit and a thirty-minute call, at no cost. We’ll tell you what’s holding your site back, what’s worth fixing first, and what it would take — including when the honest answer is that you don’t need us.
Not a PDF of automated scores. A document a person wrote after looking at your site.
Ordered by what’s costing you most, not by what’s easiest to list.
In plain English, with the business consequence rather than the technical name.
Specific enough that your current developer could act on it without us.
Because knowing what not to spend money on is worth as much as knowing what to fix.
Not sure? Pick “you tell me” on the form. We’ll look and choose the one that’s most useful for your situation.
Speed, mobile performance, technical health, design and conversion. The one to pick if enquiries are low or the site feels slow.
Rankings, indexation, technical SEO, competitor position, and whether AI engines can read and cite you.
Map pack position, profile completeness, categories, review standing and how nearby competitors compare.
Where enquiries leak between arriving and being answered, and which manual work is worth automating.
You’ve probably had a “free SEO audit” before. Someone exported a report from a tool, put their logo on it, and called you about the forty-seven critical errors it found.
That’s a lead magnet dressed as analysis, and most of the forty-seven errors didn’t matter.
Here’s what ours actually is, so you can judge whether it’s worth your time.
We use the same crawlers everyone uses — they’re good at finding things. The difference is someone then works out which findings actually matter for your business and which are noise.
No full manual crawl of every page, no deep competitor benchmarking, no month-by-month twelve-month roadmap. Those take days rather than hours. For most businesses the free version identifies the problems doing the real damage, which is usually enough to decide what to do next.
If your site is in reasonable shape, the report will be short and say so. We’d rather send three pages that are true than thirty that aren’t.
One follow-up after the call. If you’re not interested, that’s the end of it. We’re not going to email you for eleven weeks about a webinar.
Takes a minute. We need the URL and a way to reach you, nothing more.
Within three working days. Tooling first, then a person reviewing what matters.
Thirty minutes, screen shared, questions answered. Then it’s yours to act on.
Because it’s how you decide whether to work with us, and you shouldn’t have to pay to find that out.
There’s a commercial logic too, and we’d rather state it than pretend otherwise: audits produce clients. Some people read the report, fix things themselves, and we never hear from them again — which is fine, and it still costs us less than the equivalent in advertising. Others read it, realise the scope, and ask us to do the work.
What we get either way is a conversation with someone who now knows exactly what their situation is. That’s a better conversation than a cold pitch, for both of us.
The one thing we ask: you need a real website and a business email. We’re not able to audit an idea, and the form filters for that rather than wasting your time or ours.
£495Credited against your first invoice if you work with us within thirty days.
Some situations need the deep version. Complex sites, competitive markets, a traffic drop nobody has explained, or a board that wants evidence before signing off a budget.
What’s different: full manual crawl, competitor benchmarking, keyword gap analysis, content audit, backlink review, conversion path analysis, and a prioritised twelve-month roadmap with effort and impact scored against every item.
Typically 40–60 pages. Delivered within ten working days, with a ninety-minute walkthrough.
So it’s either the cheapest way to find out what’s wrong, or it’s free.
Written report in three working days. Thirty-minute walkthrough. Yours to keep whether or not you work with us.