Free website audit.
Then the truth.
Design, build, SEO, technical SEO and content — each scored out of 100, with the fixes that are actually costing you enquiries.
Why bother
Most sites aren't bad. They're bad at one thing.
Spending on the wrong one is how most website budgets get wasted.
Lovely but slow
Nine seconds on 4G is a speed problem, not a design one.
Fast but invisible
No page aimed at anything anyone searches for.
Which of the five?
That's the first useful thing anyone can tell you.
Free, about a minute, no card.
What gets checked
Five scores, not one verdict.
Design
Whether it looks like a business someone would hand money to, on a phone as well as a laptop.
Build
Speed, mobile behaviour, broken things — the faults that lose visitors before they read a word.
SEO
Whether the pages are aimed at anything anyone searches for, and how clearly.
Technical SEO
Titles, headings, structured data, sitemap, indexing — the plumbing search engines rely on.
Content
Whether the words answer what your customer actually wants to know before they enquire.
Your competitors
Who else is chasing your customers online, and what they're doing that you aren't.
What you get back
Specific, not a colour-coded shrug.
Straight answer
It's an automated audit. It reads what's public.
It reads what a visitor and a search engine meet when they arrive. Nothing more, and it says so.
It can't see your analytics
Or your backlinks, or why March was good.
A specialist goes further
And should. Paid audits earn their fee.
This is the first step
A minute, for nothing, with no call in your diary.
If you want it fixed
We keep your words. We rebuild the rest.
A redesign keeps the content you've already written, the pictures you've already taken and the pages you already rank for, and rebuilds the design and structure around them. You see the whole thing before you pay anything — £20 a month once it's live.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Is the website audit really free?
Yes — no card, no trial that turns into a subscription, no sales call booked before you see anything. You put in your address, you get the audit. We show you what we'd fix because that's how we earn the rebuild, if you want one.
Is this an SEO audit or a design audit?
Both. It scores five separate areas — design, build quality, SEO, technical SEO and content — because a site usually fails in one or two of them rather than all five, and knowing which one changes what you should spend money on.
How long does it take?
About a minute. It reads your public pages the way a search engine would, scores each area out of 100, and lists what it found ordered by how much it's costing you.
Do I have to buy anything afterwards?
No. Plenty of people take the findings to whoever built their site. If you'd rather we fixed it, the redesign keeps your words, pictures and pages and rebuilds the design around them.
How is this different from a paid SEO audit?
A consultant will go deeper, look at your analytics and your backlinks, and charge accordingly — often several hundred pounds. This is automated: it reads what's publicly there and tells you the truth about it quickly. It's the right first step, not a replacement for a specialist when you need one.
Will it compare me to my competitors?
Yes — it identifies businesses competing for the same customers and shows where they're stronger than you. That's usually the part people find most uncomfortable and most useful.