How much does a website audit cost?+
Our discovery and audit is a fixed-price engagement scoped to the size and complexity of your site, so you know the cost up front with no open-ended hourly billing. Larger sites, multiple templates, e-commerce, or multilingual setups add scope, and we confirm the exact price after a short scoping call. The fee is often credited toward implementation if you go on to work with us.
What does a website audit include?+
A full audit covers technical SEO (crawlability, indexation, site structure, redirects, structured data, metadata), performance and Core Web Vitals, security and code health, UX and conversion, accessibility (WCAG), and analytics/tracking reliability. You receive a written report with severity ratings and a prioritized, costed action plan — not just a raw tool export.
What is the difference between a technical SEO audit and a full website audit?+
A technical SEO audit focuses specifically on how search engines crawl, render, and index your site. A full website audit is broader — it includes technical SEO plus performance, security, UX/conversion, accessibility, and analytics. If ranking is your only concern we can scope an SEO-only audit; most clients benefit from the full picture.
How long does a website audit take?+
Most audits are delivered within one to two weeks, depending on the size of the site and the depth requested. You get the written report and a walkthrough call to make sure the findings and priorities are clear before any implementation begins.
Do I have to hire you to implement the fixes?+
No. The audit is deliberately platform- and vendor-neutral, and the action plan is written so your in-house team or any other agency can execute it. Many clients do ask us to implement the highest-impact fixes, and we can scope that separately — often crediting the audit fee toward the work.
Can you audit WordPress, WooCommerce, and Shopify sites?+
Yes — we audit WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, and custom-built sites. The technical SEO, performance, security, and UX methodology is consistent across platforms, with platform-specific checks (plugin health for WordPress, app bloat and theme performance for Shopify) layered on top.
Why is my website traffic or ranking dropping?+
Common causes are technical SEO regressions after a change or migration, slow Core Web Vitals, indexation and crawl issues, thin or duplicated content, or losing ground to competitors. An audit isolates the actual cause with evidence rather than guesswork, so you fix the real problem instead of the symptom.
