SEO Audit
An SEO audit from Flying Star costs ₹9,999, fixed, for one website of any size. That covers a full technical crawl, indexation and site structure review, on-page analysis, content gaps, a backlink comparison and a fix list ranked by impact, all measured against the competitors currently outranking you. No report fee and no retainer attached.
Prices shown are starting points. The final cost depends on the size and scope of your project, and we confirm it in writing before any work begins.
The most useful question an SEO audit answers is not 'what is wrong' but 'why are they beating us'. A site can have clean technicals and still lose on content depth or authority, and knowing which of those is the constraint changes where the budget goes.
We audit against the specific competitors ranking for your commercial terms, so the output is a gap analysis rather than a generic checklist.
What's included
- Full technical crawl and index coverage analysis
- Site architecture and internal linking review
- Keyword mapping and cannibalisation check
- Content quality and gap analysis against competitors
- Backlink profile comparison
- Structured data validation
- Core Web Vitals field data review
- AI search readiness check
- Prioritised action plan with expected impact
Questions people actually ask
How much does an SEO audit cost in India?
₹9,999, fixed, for one site. The price does not move with page count. That covers the crawl, the manual review, the competitor comparison and the ranked fix list. There is no separate report fee and no retainer attached to it.
Why do SEO audit prices vary so much?
Mostly because of how much of the work is done by a person. An automated tool report takes minutes and lists every warning it finds, including ones that make no difference to rankings. A manual audit reads the site against the specific pages outranking it and ranks the fixes by impact. Ask any provider which of the two you are buying.
How much does a technical SEO audit cost?
The technical audit is included in the ₹9,999, not sold as an add-on: crawl and index coverage, redirects, canonicals, internal linking, structured data and Core Web Vitals field data. Technical findings arrive in the same ranked fix list as the on-page and content findings.
Is a free SEO audit worth it?
A free tool report is a fair first look for broken links and missing tags. What it cannot tell you is which of those issues actually cost you rankings, or why a competitor sits above you. If you want a first look before paying, we also run a free website audit at flyingstar.in/website-audit/.
How often should I audit my SEO?
A full audit annually, or whenever traffic drops unexpectedly or you make a major site change. Monthly retainers include ongoing monitoring, which makes a separate full audit unnecessary most of the time.
My traffic dropped suddenly. Will an audit find why?
Usually. Sudden drops trace to a small set of causes: an algorithm update, a technical change, lost redirects, or a manual action. Correlating the drop date against Search Console and change history normally identifies it quickly.
Will you tell me if my SEO agency is doing a bad job?
Yes, plainly, in either direction. We have told clients their existing agency was doing solid work and the problem was elsewhere. An audit that always concludes 'hire us' is a sales document.
What is the difference between an SEO audit and a website audit?
An SEO audit answers why you are not ranking: indexation, site structure, content and links. A website audit is wider and adds speed, mobile, security and conversion. If the only problem is Google, take the SEO audit. If the site also feels slow or loses enquiries, take the website audit.
What does the on-page analysis cover?
Titles, meta descriptions, heading structure, internal links, image alt text, schema markup, thin or duplicated copy, and what each URL is actually targeting. Every finding names the specific page and the change to make on it, not a site-wide score.