Request a free SEO audit and a strategist will review your website, rankings, Google Business Profile, competitors and AI search visibility, then send a growth snapshot with the three fixes most likely to bring leads.
Simply fill in the form with your website, main services and the areas you serve. A strategist reviews the site manually, so the findings reflect your real market rather than a generic automated SEO score.
We only use your details to prepare the snapshot and contact you about it. There is no obligation to buy, and if SEO is not the right channel yet, the snapshot will tell you plainly.
The snapshot is short by design. It focuses on the findings that matter most for leads and revenue, instead of a long automated export with hundreds of warnings nobody has time to read or prioritize.
We check crawlability, indexation, page speed, Core Web Vitals, mobile-friendliness, HTTPS and broken link issues on your most important pages, flagging only the technical problems that are likely to hold back your search rankings today.
We look at the keywords your pages rank for today, the valuable high-intent searches you are still missing and how your title tags and meta descriptions compare with the pages already ranking on page one.
For local businesses, we review categories, services, photos, reviews and recent posting activity on your Google Business Profile, and compare your local visibility with the businesses currently holding the top map pack positions near you.
We compare your site with two or three competitors that outrank you, looking at content depth, backlinks, reviews and page structure, so you can see why they win and what it takes to catch up.
We test a handful of real buyer questions in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews, record whether your business is mentioned, and note which local competitors and sources appear in those answers instead of you.
Every snapshot ends with three priority fixes ranked by impact and effort, written in plain English with enough detail that your developer, your marketing team or our specialists can start working on them almost immediately.
There is no software trick behind the snapshot. A strategist reviews your site by hand, so it takes a little longer than an instant checker, but the advice actually fits your business, market and goals.
Complete the short form with your website address, main services, target locations and the result you want most, whether that is more phone calls, more online store orders or recovering traffic you have recently lost.
A strategist crawls your key pages, reviews public ranking data, checks your Google Business Profile and competitors, and tests real AI answers, carefully confirming each finding by hand before anything goes into your written snapshot.
You receive a short written snapshot by email, covering your current search position, the biggest growth opportunities and three priority fixes, with screenshots where they help explain a finding clearly to you or your developer.
If you want to go further, book a short call to walk through the findings. We will recommend a monthly plan or a one-time project, and you are free to implement the fixes yourself instead.
The free snapshot answers one question quickly, which is where your biggest opportunity sits. A paid SEO audit goes much deeper, checking every template, page and backlink, and ends with a complete, prioritized 90-day roadmap.
| What it covers | Free SEO snapshot | Full SEO audit |
|---|---|---|
| Pages reviewed | Key pages and templates | Every important page and template |
| Technical checks | Major blockers only | Full crawl, with log files where needed |
| Competitors | Two or three | Three, with a full scorecard |
| AI visibility | A handful of buyer questions | A full prompt set |
| Output | Three priority fixes | Prioritized 90-day roadmap |
| Cost | Free | Fixed project price |
A useful free audit should not require risky access. We work from public data at this stage, so you never need to share any passwords, payment details or admin logins to receive your free snapshot.
The snapshot is most useful when something specific needs answering. These are the situations where a free review usually saves business owners the most time, money and guesswork before they commit to any SEO provider.
A sudden fall in organic traffic or phone calls usually has a cause, such as a technical change, lost rankings, a profile problem or a competitor moving ahead, and the snapshot helps identify which one.
If several SEO agencies have already sent you proposals, an independent snapshot shows what your site actually needs first, so you can compare quotes against real priorities instead of long lists of generic monthly tasks.
Before a new website launches, the snapshot shows which pages carry your rankings and leads today, so your designer and developer know exactly what must be carefully protected during the coming redesign or platform change.
Yes. The snapshot costs nothing and carries no obligation. We offer it because many businesses later choose one of our plans, but the findings are yours to use however you like, with any SEO provider.
Because someone reviews your site manually, the snapshot takes longer than an instant tool. We aim to send it within a few business days, and we will tell you if your site needs extra time.
No. The free snapshot uses public data, so no logins are ever needed. If you later book a full SEO audit, read-only access to Google Search Console and GA4 makes the findings far more precise.
You decide. Many business owners fix the priority issues themselves or pass them to their developer. Others book a call to discuss a monthly plan or a one-time project, with no sales pressure either way.
Yes. We review WordPress, Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow and custom-built sites. The platform matters for the fixes we suggest, so we carefully tailor each recommendation to how your website is actually built and managed.
No. Automated checkers produce a score and long warning lists in seconds. Our snapshot is reviewed by a real person, removes false alarms, compares you with real competitors and explains which three fixes matter most.
Yes. Local businesses get several extra checks on their Google Business Profile, reviews, citations and map pack positions, because nearby local customers usually choose from the map results before they ever visit a business website.
New websites get a snapshot focused on site structure, keyword targets, Google Business Profile setup and the first pages to build, so you start with a foundation that can rank instead of fixing mistakes later.
