Single audit · free
Audit technical performance only
Your marketing is on track. You want to know if your site is holding it back.
Provide your website address and choose what we look at. You will receive the results within 48 hours on business days: the specific figure for each point, the benchmark we compare it against, and the date of the audit. You don’t have to answer a single marketing question.
And for every finding, we explain what it means for your site: whether it can be repaired, if it requires replacement, and the approximate scale of the work. Even if the answer is that nothing needs to be done.
If you want it resolved afterward, we will create a plan and execute it. That is a next step for you to take. The audit itself carries no obligation.
Three questions, takes about one minute to complete.
You get the data plus a verdict: repair, replace, or leave as is. No list of numbers where you have to draw your own conclusions.
If you also want advice on what to do with the results, What we see is the right path. There we look at both marketing and technical performance. This page is for auditing only. Do you want the full SEO and GEO audit immediately, covering technology, content, and authority all at once? That is also possible right away.
What we audit
about 1 minute
What we auditAudit A thorough check of your website for errors and opportunities., per component
Speed. Load timeLoad time The time it takes for a page to become visible and usable. in a real browserBrowser The program you use to view websites, such as Chrome, Safari, Firefox, or Edge., measured separately for desktop and mobile on a 4G connection, from the Netherlands. Google uses three metrics: how quickly the largest element appears, how fast the page responds to a tap, and how much it shifts during loading. The figure and the benchmarkBenchmark A comparative figure, such as the average within your industry. for each metric.
Visibility in Google. Which pages Google knows and which it ignores. Which search termsKeyword The word or phrase that someone types into a search engine. currently bring people in and at what positionPosition The location where your website appears in search results, for example, spot 3.. And what technical issues are in the way: heading structureHeading Structure The organization of titles and subheadings on a page, ranging from H1 to H2 and H3., structured dataStructured data Additional information in the code that tells search engines and AI exactly what is on a page., canonicalCanonical A directive in the code that specifies which version of a page is the primary one. tags, and sitemapSitemap A list of all your website's pages, specifically designed for search engines.. For multilingual sites, we also check whether language versions are correctly linked.
Visibility in AI answers. We ask the questions your customers would ask multiple AI assistants and determine whether you appeared in the answer. We record this per assistant and per date. You receive the questions asked, so you can type them in yourself and see the same results.
What links to your site. Your own link profile: which sites link to you, which of those are valuable, and what you have gained or lost over the past year.
Readability and usability. Text contrast against the background, whether buttons are large enough for a thumb. Also whether anything falls off the screen on a phone, and whether images have descriptions.
We also include what meets the standard. So you’ll hear what’s good just as much as what isn’t. That determines what you can leave alone.
And a verdict for every finding. Repair, replace, or leave as is, with an indication of the scale: a matter of minutes, half a day, or a major overhaul. Not a quote but an indication, so you know where you stand before asking someone for the cost.
Two things we can only audit with your permission
Your rankings and visitor numbers are in your Search Console and Analytics, not on the public site. If you give us read access, those figures are audited. If not, we audit everything visible from the outside and note that the rest is an estimate.
