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Technical SEO
Whether Google can find, crawl and index the pages you care about.
- Indexing, canonical tags and redirects
- Sitemaps and robots.txt
- Broken links and duplicate pages
SEO · Website audit
The short answer
The Deep Audit is a person reviewing up to 25 pages of your website and handing you one list of fixes, ranked by how much each one matters. It covers technical SEO, structured data, Core Web Vitals, content, local search and how AI assistants describe you, plus a scorecard against three competitors and a 30-minute call to walk through it.
Free scanners are useful, and our own Site X-ray is one of them. What a scanner can't do is tell you which of its forty warnings is costing you calls and which one doesn't matter. That judgment is what you pay a person for.
What we check
You choose the pages that matter most: usually the home page, your main service pages, area pages and the contact or quote page.
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Whether Google can find, crawl and index the pages you care about.
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The schema markup that tells search engines who you are and what you sell.
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Real-user data from Google where it exists, and lab tests where it doesn't.
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Whether each page answers the question a customer searched for.
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For businesses that serve an area: whether your name, address and phone agree everywhere.
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What ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google's AI answers say when asked about you.
What you receive
Every finding with the page, what is wrong, why it matters and how to fix it, sorted from the biggest impact to the smallest.
Your site side by side with three competitors you name, on the same tests, on the same day.
Thirty minutes to go through the top of the list and answer questions, whoever ends up doing the work.
The list is written so your current developer, your own staff or another company can act on it. You aren't obliged to hire us for the fixes. If you do hire us for a build within 60 days, the audit fee is credited in full toward it.
Price
A person reviews up to 25 of your pages and gives you a prioritized fix list.
$490
When not to buy this: if your site is under five pages, run the free Site X-ray first; it will show the big problems. And if you already know you want a new site, the checks are part of every build, so you don't need a separate audit.
FAQ
A scanner lists everything it can detect, with no sense of what matters for your business. A person reads your pages, checks the results, throws out the noise and ranks what is left by impact. You get fewer items, and each one is worth doing.
Your website address, the pages you care about most (up to 25), three competitors, and read access to Google Search Console if you have it. Search Console isn't required, but it shows real search data no outside tool can see.
No. The audit uses public pages and public tools. If you add us to Search Console, it is read-only access you can remove at any time.
No one can promise a ranking, and Google says so. The audit finds what is holding your site back and what to fix first; the results depend on your market and the work that follows.
Yes. The full audit fee is credited toward any website build you start with us within 60 days of the audit.
Next step
The X-ray shows Google's own scores for your site in about a minute. A scoping call turns them into a plan.