SEO audit services that end with a ranked plan of fixes

A crawler tells you what is technically true. It cannot tell you which of four hundred findings cost you money, which do not matter at your size, and which share one cause.

We use the same crawlers. You pay for the judgement: the evidence for each finding, why it ranks where it does, and what changes if you fix it.

Then we tell you, and look at why results still fall short. Usually the demand is smaller than you thought, your pages do not match what searchers want, or competitors have more authority.

That is a useful finding. It stops a technical project that would have achieved nothing and moves the budget somewhere that might work.

The free version is an automated check plus a short review, useful for spotting obvious problems and deciding whether a full audit is worth paying for.

The paid audit adds log files, index coverage data, a manual review of key templates, competitor analysis, demand research and team interviews, and gives you specs to build from.

Yes, the format is built for that. Each structural finding is written against the template or component it affects, with acceptance criteria, a test, and what happens if it is skipped.

A handover session with your development team answers most of the questions that hold up fixes.

Usually two to four weeks from access, depending on site size and how quickly we get analytics, Search Console and log files. Access delays are the most common reason an audit runs long.

Large sites and traffic drop diagnoses take longer. We give you a firm date when we agree the scope.

No. The audit is a fixed-scope project. Your own team, another agency or we can implement it.

It is built to be useful on its own, not to make a retainer feel like the only option.