A free SEO audit that shows what is costing you traffic

Actually free, and you get the report whether or not we ever speak again. We would rather you saw the work than heard about it.

• No catch: no card, no contract, and no trial that starts billing later.
• Yours to keep: the report can be forwarded, or handed to another agency entirely.
• What it is: a senior read on where you stand, not a pitch deck with a sales script.
• Our incentive: we only earn anything if you decide the findings are worth acting on.

Giving the report away is also how we decide whether to take the work. If there is nothing worth fixing, we would both rather know before an invoice exists.

A tool tells you everything it can detect. An audit tells you which of those things is costing you money, which is a different and much harder question.

• What tools do: flag hundreds of items with no sense of priority or revenue impact.
• The noise problem: many flagged items are false positives that are correct as built.
• What tools cannot do: read your competitors and tell you where the actual gap is.
• What you get instead: a shortlist you can act on, not a spreadsheet you open once.

We use the same tools. The difference is somebody sitting down afterwards and deciding which twelve of the four hundred findings actually matter for your business.

A few business days for most sites. Bigger or more tangled sites take longer, and we will say so up front rather than quietly running late.

• The quick part: the crawl itself.
• The slow part: the judgement about what matters, which is the point of the exercise.
• Takes longer: larger sites and multi-location businesses.
• If something urgent appears: you hear about it immediately rather than in the report.

You get a realistic date rather than an optimistic one, which occasionally means a slower answer than you wanted and never a surprise.

No. The audit runs on what is publicly visible, which is also what Google sees, so nothing important is missed.

• Not needed: logins, admin access, or a plugin to install.
• Optional: Analytics or Search Console access, which adds depth if you want to share it.
• If you do share: read-only, and you are told what was looked at.
• Guaranteed: nothing on your site is changed during an audit.

Working from the public view is not a limitation here. It is deliberately the same vantage point a search engine has.

Then we tell you that, and you have saved yourself a retainer. It happens, and it is a perfectly good outcome.

• Sometimes true: the site is sound and the problem is somewhere else entirely.
• Often the real gap: the Google Business Profile rather than the website.
• Our position: we would rather turn down work than sell a retainer that will not pay for itself.
• Either way: you keep the report and the competitor comparison.

This is the outcome that makes a free audit worth offering at all. An audit that always concludes you need a retainer is a sales call wearing a lab coat.