EXPERT LEVEL → WEBSITE AUDIT

Is your website holding back traffic and enquiries?

We run full website audits covering technical SEO, UX, mobile performance, speed, content structure, and security. You get a clear report with priorities, so it is obvious what is hurting performance and what should be fixed first.

What the audit covers ↓

5–7 business days

6 areas reviewed

BY THE NUMBERS

Most sites lose traffic for invisible reasons

Technical issues, slow load times, poor mobile experience — all of it quietly damages SEO and conversion. Here is what the data shows:

53% of users leave if a page takes more than 3 seconds to load

70% of audited sites have critical SEO errors

61% of traffic for most businesses comes from mobile devices

2–3× increase in enquiries after fixing UX problems

"Most websites lose traffic and leads invisibly. An audit is not a list of errors — it is a plan for where to start."

WHAT YOU GET

The result — an action plan, not just a list

Every finding comes with a priority and a recommendation. The report can be handed directly to developers or your marketing team.

Technical SEO

Indexation, robots.txt, sitemap, canonical tags, redirects, duplicate content, hreflang, and structured data.

Speed & Core Web Vitals

LCP, CLS, INP on desktop and mobile. Root cause for each issue — heavy resources, scripts, or server.

Mobile Usability

Readability, tap targets, layout stability, and the mobile conversion path.

On-Page SEO

Titles, meta, headings, keywords, alt attributes. Duplicates, gaps, and weak spots in content structure.

UX & Conversion

CTAs, forms, navigation, and user flow. Issues that lose enquiries with no obvious symptoms.

Security

HTTPS, mixed content, outdated dependencies, and visible configuration risks.

WHY IT'S DIFFERENT

This is not an automated report from a tool

Not just a scanner

Automated tools give raw data. We explain what is actually critical for your specific site and why it matters.

Not just technical

We review not only code and speed, but also UX, conversion scenarios, and how real users experience the site.

With priorities

Every issue gets a priority rating. What has the highest impact and what to fix first is clearly stated in the report.

With a walkthrough

Along with the PDF report we run a call, walk through the findings, and help decide what to do next. We can also help with implementation if needed.

WHO IT'S FOR

Who Orders a Website Audit

Companies That Noticed a Traffic Drop

Traffic drops usually have a real cause: indexation problems, failed migrations, slower performance, or accumulated technical debt. The audit helps identify the reason instead of guessing.

Businesses Preparing for SEO Investment

Before investing in content or links, it is important to know whether the site can actually support SEO growth. If the technical base is weak, budget gets wasted.

Teams Planning a Redesign or Migration

Redesigns and CMS migrations are one of the easiest ways to lose traffic. An audit helps define what must be preserved and what needs to be checked after launch.

Sites That Have Never Been Professionally Reviewed

Most websites accumulate technical debt over time, especially when maintained without SEO or UX oversight. An audit gives you a clean starting point for improvement.

PROCESS

How the Audit Works

Submit Your Site

Send the domain and a short brief: market, business goals, known issues, traffic changes, or upcoming work. The more context we have, the more targeted the audit can be.

We Run the Analysis

We combine automated tools with manual expert review. That allows us to catch not only technical problems, but also UX, logic, and content issues that tools miss.

Report Preparation

Findings are structured by impact and written in plain language. Each issue includes a practical recommendation, not just a label or warning.

Delivery & Walkthrough

You receive the full PDF report and a walkthrough call where we explain the main findings, answer questions, and help define the next steps.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between an automated audit tool and a professional audit?

Automated tools generate raw data and issue lists. A professional audit interprets that information, prioritises what actually matters for your site, and explains what should be fixed first and why.

How long does an audit take?

A standard audit for a site up to around 500 pages usually takes 5–7 business days. Larger or more complex sites are scoped individually.

Do I need to provide access to any systems?

Access to Google Search Console and Google Analytics helps us produce a deeper audit, especially for traffic and indexation analysis. It is not required, but it is recommended.

Will the report tell us how to fix issues, or just identify them?

Each finding includes a specific recommendation. Where useful, we also add notes that can be handed directly to developers or the internal technical team.

Can you implement the fixes after the audit?

Yes. We can scope implementation as a follow-up project and help prioritise fixes based on likely impact and effort.

How much does an audit cost?

Pricing depends on the size of the site, its complexity, and how deep the audit needs to go. We provide a fixed price after a quick review of the domain.

Pavel Razumov

Project Manager

We build full-cycle digital solutions for business: websites, web applications, AI tools, ad campaigns, and technical support that help companies grow without unnecessary complexity and wasted effort.

We care about the full customer journey, not just the launch. That means looking at the whole path: from the first ad click or search visit to the enquiry, sale, and long-term site performance.

Web: corporate websites, e-commerce, landing pages, and custom web applications
Growth: Google Ads, funnels, tracking, lead generation, and ongoing optimisation
AI: automation, chatbots, integrations, and process improvement

Find out what is really holding your site back

Send the domain and we will review the situation, provide a quote, and outline the timeline. The audit gives you a clear view of the site's technical, SEO, and UX condition and what to fix next.