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FREE TECHNICAL AUDIT · TWO DAYS
A written report covering speed, security, how search engines see you, and what your current setup really costs each year. No charge, no card, no obligation, and no call required to start.
You keep the report either way. Hand it to your current developer if you want. We do not mark it confidential and we do not ask for anything in return.
Your industry — so we test the right things
What is it built on? — if you know
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WHAT GETS TESTED
Everything here is tested from outside your site. No access and no passwords needed for the standard audit.
Not an opinion. Google's own measurements on a mid-range phone, which is what most of your visitors are using.
The things an attacker checks first, and which most sites in this region fail without ever being told.
Whether your pages can be found, understood and shown properly in results.
Every subscription, licence and retainer in one place. Most owners have never seen this total.
WHAT LANDS IN YOUR INBOX
Every finding names the specific problem and the specific fix, so it is usable by whoever maintains your site now.
Nine uncompressed images totalling 3.2 MB. Converting to WebP and resizing to display dimensions removes 2.9 MB.
Grade F on securityheaders.com. Missing CSP, HSTS, X-Frame-Options. A server configuration change, not a development task.
Named, with CVE references and current versions. Two have patches available. One is abandoned and has no fix.
Two caching plugins conflicting, two SEO plugins both writing meta tags. Removing four would speed the site and reduce risk.
116 pages invisible in search. Cause identified: no canonical tags and a blocked directory in robots.txt.
Receiving automated attempts daily. Rate limiting and relocation would stop this in under an hour.
Full breakdown by line item, with the three-year projection and what the equivalent owned build would cost.
In plain language: rebuild, targeted fixes, or leave it alone. With reasons, and with the cheapest option named first.
WHAT HAPPENS AFTER
These are roughly the proportions across the audits we have run. We publish them because most vendors would rather you assumed every audit ends in a sale.
The site is fundamentally sound and the problems are fixable in place. We say so in writing and tell you what to fix first. Many people take that report to their existing developer, which is exactly what it is for.
Images, caching, headers, a handful of plugins. Three to five days of work rather than a rebuild. Cheaper for you and faster for us, and it is the honest recommendation when the foundation is fine.
The slowness and the exposure come from the stack, not from configuration. Optimising it buys a few months and the cost returns. That is when a rebuild is the right answer, and only then.
Process, timeline, what we need from you, and what it costs.
THE OBVIOUS QUESTION
Because it qualifies both sides in two days instead of three meetings.
A report full of specific findings with specific fixes tells you more about a vendor than any portfolio or sales call. If it is vague, you have learned something useful and it cost you nothing.
Two days of testing tells us whether your problem is one we can actually solve. It is far cheaper than discovering that halfway through a paid engagement, for both of us.
It is rule one of our published practice standard. A bad doctor prescribes expensive medicine nobody needs. The audit is how we avoid becoming one, and it is why a third of them end in us recommending nothing.
Six published rules, dated, and not open to negotiation.
STRAIGHT ANSWERS
Mostly variations on the same question: what is the catch.
Yes. There is no charge, no card required and no obligation to work with us afterwards. The written report is yours to keep, and you are free to hand it to another developer. We do this because it qualifies both sides honestly: we find out whether we can help you, and you find out whether we know what we are talking about.
Just your web address. Everything in the standard audit is tested from outside your site, so no access or passwords are needed. If you also grant read access to Google Search Console and Analytics, we can add ranking and traffic analysis, but that is optional.
Two working days from the moment we have your web address. You receive a written PDF report by email. No discovery call is required beforehand, though we are happy to walk you through the findings afterwards if you want.
Only if the report supports it. Roughly a third of the audits we run conclude that a rebuild is not the right answer, and we say so in writing. If the problem is images, caching or a handful of plugins, a short fix is the honest recommendation and we will tell you that instead.
Yes, and many clients do. The report names specific problems with specific fixes, so it is directly usable by whoever maintains your site now. We do not mark it confidential and we do not ask for anything in return.
Yes. For a platform, a marketplace or an internal system the audit covers the same four areas plus architecture, database structure and integration points. It takes three to four days rather than two, and it is still free.
If the honest answer is that your site is fine, that is what the report will say. We would rather lose the project than sell you the wrong one.
One tap, then your app opens with it written.