SEO audit services that show you how to get more leads and sales

Tool reports can cost under $750, and agency audits often start around $8,000. Audits here have three fixed prices: Focused $1,500, Full $2,500, and Large site or store from $4,500. The fee is credited in full if ongoing work starts within 30 days.

Everything that decides whether buyers find you, pick you and get in touch: technical problems, the pages you have and the ones you're missing, competitors, links and mentions, AI search and lead tracking. You get a fix list ranked by what will bring in the most leads and sales, exact steps for each fix and a walkthrough call. The Focused audit covers the technical side and your key pages.

About a week for a Focused audit, about two weeks for a Full audit, and 3 to 4 weeks for a large site or store. The clock starts once you've shared access to Search Console and analytics.

Either. The steps are in the report, so your team or your developers can make the fixes, whatever your site runs on. If you'd rather have it all done for you, ongoing work starts at $2,500 a month, and the audit fee is credited in full if it starts within 30 days. On WordPress the changes get made on the site directly. On other platforms, like Webflow, Magento or a custom build, they go to your developers with exact instructions, and get checked once they're live.

No. Every fix comes with the steps to make it, so you can take the list to anyone. The credit is there if you want help afterwards, and nothing in the audit depends on it.

Use them. A free tool catches obvious errors, and ChatGPT can explain what a problem means. Neither can tell which problems cost you leads and sales, what your competitors have that you don't, or how to fix things on your site. That's what a paid audit adds.

A technical SEO audit checks whether Google can find, read and load your pages properly. A full SEO audit adds the pages you're missing, competitors, links, AI search and tracking. The Focused audit works as a technical SEO audit service, and the Full audit covers everything. If you need the technical problems fixed, not just found, see technical SEO services.

Usually, yes. The first step is lining up the date of the drop with what changed: a Google update, a redesign, a new platform or a tracking change. A Focused audit is often enough to find the cause and the fix.

Yes, in the Full and Large audits. Real questions your buyers ask get run through ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and AI Mode, to see who gets named and which sites get quoted. The fix list then shows what it would take to get your company named. More on that on the AI SEO services page.

Read access to Google Search Console and analytics, a 30-minute kickoff call about your business and your buyers, and the walkthrough call at the end. Nothing on your site gets changed during the audit.

A full audit every year or two is enough for most sites, plus a focused one around big changes like a redesign, a new platform or a sharp drop. If changes go live every week, ongoing work catches problems sooner than another audit.

At an agency, the person who sells the audit is often not the one who runs it. Here the person who runs the audit writes it, walks you through it and answers your questions afterwards. An agency makes sense if you want the audit and a big team to carry it out under one contract.