Free website audit: speed, SEO and accessibility

A website audit is a manual review of an existing website that produces a prioritised list: what gets in the way of visitors, what gets in the way of search engines and what is worth fixing first. Unlike an automated tool, it measures business impact rather than a score.

What we review

Speed - mobile load time and what slows it down the most.
Structure and content - whether it is clear within half a minute what the company does and for whom.
Technical SEO - headings, meta data, URLs, sitemap, structured data.
Conversion blockers - whether there is a clear call to action and what stops people from taking it.
Accessibility - contrast, keyboard navigation, form labels.
Security and maintenance - whether the system is up to date and backed up.

What you will get

Written findings with priorities: what to fix this week, what to fix this quarter and what can wait. Each point explains why it matters and what difference it will make.

Why it is free

Because it is the most honest way to start a conversation. Some audits turn into a website redesign or a web application project, while others end with us sending the list and you implementing it yourself. Both outcomes work for us.

If you are planning a new project rather than fixing an existing one, a project estimate is a better fit.

Your website address and contact details are enough.

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Email

Company or organisation

Website address

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FAQ

Questions about the audit

How much does the website audit cost?

Nothing. We review your website and send you our findings. We do this because some audits naturally turn into a redesign or a system project, and some do not, which is perfectly fine too.

How long does it take to get the results?

A few business days. The audit is done by hand, not by an automated tool, so the turnaround depends on our current workload.

Is this the same as an automated website check?

No. Automated tools give you a score and a list of technical notes, some of which do not matter. The audit answers a different question: is the website doing what the business needs from it, and what is holding it back the most.

Is there any obligation to order after the audit?

No. The findings are yours, even if you decide to implement them yourself or with another provider. If we see that fixing the site is not worth it and rebuilding would be cheaper, we will say so.

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