
A full technical crawl, a prioritized fix list your developers can work from, and a baseline of where you stand in search and in AI answers. From $950. Delivered in [two weeks].
Rankings drift for boring reasons. A template change that stripped the internal links. A migration that left four hundred redirects chained. A robots rule somebody added in 2023 for a staging site that never got removed. None of these announce themselves, and none of them show up in a rankings report. They show up in a crawl.
Artifacts, not activities. Each one is a thing you can open, keep and hand to someone.
Every reachable URL crawled and classified. Status codes, redirect chains, canonicals, indexation, orphan pages and internal link depth.
Each finding written as a developer-ready ticket with the affected URLs, the reason it matters, and an effort estimate.
What Google is actually crawling and indexing versus what you think it is, and where the budget is being spent on pages that do not matter.
Field and lab data, plus render-versus-source checks on every template to find content that exists for people but not for crawlers.
Schema coverage and validity, plus where you currently appear across an agreed set of prompts in AI answers.
[30 to 45] minutes going through the findings, so the reasoning is not trapped in a document.
The clock starts when we have what we need from you, and the first phase says exactly what that is.
You give us Search Console, analytics and crawl access. The [two]-week clock starts when access is confirmed, not when the invoice is paid.
You get · a confirmed start dateFull crawl, log and console data review, template-level rendering checks, competitive and prompt-set baseline.
You get · the raw findingsFindings sized, ordered, written as tickets and checked by a person.
You get · the fix listDocument, spreadsheet and recorded walkthrough delivered together.
You get · everything, in your hands[A 20 to 30 page PDF], the raw crawl data as a spreadsheet you can filter and hand to a developer, and a recorded walkthrough. Working documents, not a slide deck.
Published. Nothing here is quoted after the fact.
If your question is not here, one of us will answer it directly.
Still have questions? →A free audit is a sales document: someone spends an hour, finds enough to worry you, and the deliverable is a proposal. A paid one can conclude that the site is fine, or that you should not hire us, which a free one structurally cannot. It is yours either way, whoever implements it.
NextSend the address with a sentence on what feels wrong. We will tell you which size applies, and if the issue is visible from the outside we will name it in the reply, no audit required.