Website Audit
A website audit reviews technical health, search visibility, speed, mobile experience, security and conversion barriers, then ranks every finding by likely business impact against effort to fix. The value is the prioritisation, not the length of the report.
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.
Most audits are automated tool output pasted into a template: 200 issues, no priority, no reasoning. They are impressive to receive and impossible to act on, so they sit in a folder.
We run the tools too, then do the part tools cannot: work out which findings actually matter for your business, and which are technically true and commercially irrelevant. A missing alt tag on a decorative image is not worth your developer's afternoon.
You get a ranked list with reasoning attached to each item, written so a developer can act on it directly. If a finding needs a decision from you rather than a fix, we say so.
What's included
- Technical crawl and indexation review
- Core Web Vitals and speed analysis with field data
- On-page SEO and content assessment
- Mobile usability testing on real viewports
- Security and vulnerability check
- Conversion barrier review of key journeys
- Analytics and tracking verification
- Competitor comparison on key metrics
- Findings ranked by impact against effort
- Walkthrough call to talk through the list
What you actually get
Ranked fix list
Ordered by impact against effort, so the first item is the one worth doing first.
Reasoning per item
Why it matters here, not a generic best-practice statement.
Developer-ready notes
Specific enough that your team can implement without an SEO background.
Walkthrough call
We talk through it, because a document alone loses half the context.
How it runs
- 01
Crawl & measure
Technical crawl, field performance data, analytics review.
- 02
Assess
Manual review of journeys, content and competitor position.
- 03
Rank
Findings ordered by likely commercial impact.
- 04
Walk through
A call to explain the list and answer questions.
Questions people actually ask
How is this different from a free automated audit?
Automated tools list everything they can detect with no sense of what matters. They will flag a missing meta description on your privacy policy with the same urgency as a checkout that fails on mobile. The judgement about what to do first is the actual deliverable.
How long does an audit take?
Five to seven working days for most sites. Large e-commerce sites take longer because crawling and analysing a big catalogue is genuinely slower.
Do I have to hire you to fix the issues?
No. The report is written for any competent developer to act on. If you do want us to implement, we credit the audit fee against the work.
What access do you need?
Search Console and Analytics read access ideally, since field data is far more useful than lab estimates. We can audit without them, but the conclusions are weaker and we will tell you where.
How much does a full website audit cost?
₹9,999, fixed, whatever the page count. It covers speed, SEO, mobile, security and conversion in one pass, and ends with a fix list ordered by what each fix is worth against what it costs to do.
What is included in a full website audit?
Core Web Vitals and the load waterfall, crawlability and indexation, on-page SEO, mobile rendering, SSL and header security, broken links and redirects, form and checkout behaviour, and the path from landing page to enquiry.