Manual, Not Machine-Generated
Tools produce the raw data; specialists interpret it. You get judgement about your site, not a PDF export with 400 “errors”.
Know exactly what’s broken before you spend a cent fixing it.
A manual, engineer-led audit of your site: crawl and indexation, content, and the UX problems that quietly cost you rankings — delivered as a prioritised list of fixes, not a 90-page export from a tool.
Most SEO budgets are spent before anyone establishes what’s actually wrong. Content gets commissioned for pages Google can’t crawl. Links are bought to sections that aren’t indexed. Six months later the reporting looks busy and the traffic hasn’t moved.
An audit is the cheapest work you will ever buy in search, because it decides where every subsequent pound goes. It’s also the honest way to evaluate an agency — including us — before committing to a retainer.
Priorities based on evidence from your crawl and your analytics, not on a generic checklist of best practices.
If your current strategy is sound, we’ll tell you. If it isn’t, you’ll see precisely where and why.
The roadmap is written so any competent team can execute it — ours, yours, or your existing agency’s.
Four reasons clients bring us in for the diagnosis even when someone else does the treatment.
Tools produce the raw data; specialists interpret it. You get judgement about your site, not a PDF export with 400 “errors”.
A documented audit pipeline with the same quality gates on every project, so the depth doesn’t depend on who is assigned.
Developers review the technical findings before delivery — every recommendation is one that can actually be implemented.
Findings ranked by expected effect against effort, so you know what to do first and what can safely wait.
One document, six areas, and a roadmap your team can start on the day it lands.
A full crawl of the site: broken links, redirect chains, orphan pages, canonical conflicts, and wasted crawl budget.
What Google has actually indexed versus what should be — with the reasons pages are excluded and how to fix each class.
Page-by-page review of coverage, cannibalisation, and thin or duplicated content, mapped against the queries you should own.
Core Web Vitals, mobile behaviour, and the interface problems that suppress engagement signals and conversions.
How authority moves through the site, where it leaks, and which pages are buried too deep to rank.
Every finding ranked by impact and effort, with owner and estimated time — the deliverable you’ll actually work from.
Where you sit against the sites currently winning your queries, and what specifically separates you from them.
A live session with the specialist who ran the audit — so nothing important gets lost in a document.
Two to three weeks from access to a roadmap you can act on.
Search Console, Analytics, and a read-only crawl. We agree the markets and page types in scope.
Days 1–2Full crawl and log review: indexation, structure, speed, schema, and rendering.
Week 1Manual review of key templates and pages against the queries they’re meant to win.
Week 2Findings ranked by impact versus effort, with estimates and owners attached.
Week 2–3The document, the roadmap, and a live call to work through it with your team.
Week 3An audit fits anyone who owns a site and needs an evidence-based answer before committing budget.
The low-risk way to see how we think before signing anything longer term. Many retainers start here.
You have an agency or an in-house lead and want an independent read on whether the current strategy holds up.
Rankings plateaued or dropped after an update and nobody can say precisely why.
Find out what currently earns your traffic before a rebuild quietly throws it away.
Post-launch verification that redirects, indexation, and structure survived the move intact.
Buying or funding a site and need an honest technical read on the organic asset you’re paying for.
A one-off project fee, not a retainer. The scope is identical on every size — the price follows how much site there is to audit.
$750–1,000one-off
Up to ~50 pages. Single market, one language, standard CMS.
$1,200–1,800one-off
Up to ~500 pages. Larger catalogues, blogs, or multi-template sites.
$2,000–2,500one-off
500+ pages, several markets, or complex custom platforms.
The audit fee is credited against your first month if you continue with Full-Cycle SEO within 30 days of delivery.
Send the domain over. We’ll tell you which tier your site falls into and what the audit will realistically surface — before you commit to anything.
Two to three weeks from the moment we have access, depending on site size. Rushed audits miss the things that matter.
Read-only access to Search Console and Analytics, and permission to crawl the site. CMS access is helpful but not required.
No. Tools produce the raw data; the audit is the interpretation — what matters on your site, in what order, and why.
A written audit covering crawl, indexation, content, UX, and structure, a prioritised fix list with effort estimates, and a walkthrough call with the specialist who ran it.
Yes — that’s how it’s written. Each finding has enough detail for a competent developer or content team to act without us.
No. The audit is a standalone project. If you do continue with Full-Cycle SEO within 30 days, the fee is credited against your first month.
Yes. If the strategy is sound we say so, and the audit becomes a short list of refinements rather than a rebuild.
Page count, number of templates, markets, and platform complexity. We confirm the exact figure before starting — it doesn’t move afterwards.
WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Tilda, headless setups, and custom builds. The stack changes the findings, not our ability to review it.
Annually for most sites, or after a migration, redesign, or a core update that visibly changed your traffic.
Two to three weeks from access to a prioritised roadmap — yours to keep, whoever implements it.