Find out what is holding your site back.
Drop in your domain. We will send back a real audit — reviewed by a person, not generated by a tool — within one business day.
No credit card. No obligation. Reviewed by a person within one business day. Or just call — (215) 857-8700.
Six things, looked at by a human.
Automated audits hand you four hundred warnings and no priorities. Ours tells you which three things to fix first and why.
Technical health
Crawlability, indexing, Core Web Vitals, redirect chains, and the errors that quietly cap everything else.
Keyword gaps
What you rank for, what you should, and the terms your competitors own that you have not targeted.
Competitor openings
Where the sites above you are weakest, and which of those gaps is realistically winnable this year.
AI visibility
Whether ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews mention you when someone asks for what you sell.
Local presence
Google Business Profile completeness, map pack position, citation consistency, and review velocity.
Content coverage
Which questions your buyers ask that your site does not answer, ranked by how much traffic each is worth.
Because you should know before you buy.
Half the businesses that ask for an audit do not need an agency yet, and we would rather tell them that than sell them a retainer. The ones who do need us have already seen how we think.
What a real SEO audit should tell you
Most free audits are a crawler report with a logo on it. They list every missing alt tag and every long title, score you out of a hundred, and leave you no better informed about what to do on Monday morning. The useful version answers three questions: what is actively costing you traffic today, what would take the least work to win, and what is not worth doing at all.
That is what ours is built to answer. A strategist reads the crawl output, checks it against what your competitors are doing and what your buyers are searching for, and writes down the order they would fix things in. If the answer is that your site is fine and the problem is somewhere else, that is what it will say.
Want the plan as well as the findings?
The proposal takes the audit one step further — what we would do, in what order, and what it costs.