Free Website Audit —
Fix SEO, Security & Speed Issues

The free audit covers three core dimensions: (1) SEO health — technical SEO, on-page optimisation, meta tags, schema, broken links, crawlability and Core Web Vitals; (2) Security — SSL/TLS status, HTTP security headers, known CVEs, malware & blacklist checks, outdated software detection; (3) Performance — Lighthouse scores, LCP/INP/CLS, mobile usability and responsive breakpoints. You receive a PDF report within 24–48 hours with prioritised issues and exact fixes.

The most common reasons are: slow page speed (failing Core Web Vitals), missing or duplicate meta titles, no schema markup, thin content, poor mobile experience, crawl errors, broken internal links, missing HTTPS, and lack of authoritative backlinks. Our free SEO audit identifies exactly which of these are hurting you and ranks them by impact.

Most vulnerabilities are invisible until they are exploited — outdated WordPress/plugins, missing security headers (CSP, HSTS, X-Frame-Options), exposed .env files, weak SSL configuration, and unpatched CVEs in your tech stack. Our security audit runs automated scanners (OWASP ZAP, Nikto) plus manual checks and flags every issue with severity and remediation steps.

Yes — the SEO and security audit is 100% free, with no obligation and no sales pitch. We do it because roughly 30% of audited businesses later engage us for remediation, maintenance or redesign. If you prefer to fix the issues in-house or with another agency, the report is still yours to keep. * Conditions apply — limited to one audit per domain per 90 days.

You will receive your complete audit PDF by email within 24–48 hours (Monday–Friday). Complex sites (eCommerce, multi-region, 500+ pages) may take up to 72 hours. We will confirm the delivery window within 1 business hour of your submission.

Yes. WCAG 2.1 / 2.2 AA audits are available as a paid service (₹9,999 flat fee per domain). This covers colour contrast, ARIA roles, keyboard navigation, screen reader compatibility, form accessibility, and image alt text coverage — delivered as a detailed remediation roadmap with code-level fixes. Essential for US and Canadian businesses facing ADA lawsuit risk in 2026.

A combination of industry-standard tools and our proprietary checklist: Google Lighthouse, PageSpeed Insights, Screaming Frog, Ahrefs, SEMrush, OWASP ZAP, Mozilla Observatory, SecurityHeaders.com, WAVE (accessibility), axe DevTools, and our 180-point manual review. Every finding is verified by a human auditor — not just a bot report.

That is completely optional. You receive the audit report with full DIY remediation steps. If you would like us to fix the issues, we quote a fixed-price or monthly-maintenance engagement based on scope. Many clients use the audit internally or with their existing developer — that is totally fine.

Start by sorting findings by severity, not by where they appear in the report. Critical security headers and HTTPS issues come first (they can be fixed in minutes via your server config). Next, Core Web Vitals — most LCP failures are solved by preloading the hero image and deferring third-party scripts. Then SEO basics: add a unique title and meta description to every page, fix broken internal links, and add structured data for your top page types. Accessibility comes alongside SEO — alt text, form labels, focus indicators. Save content rewrites for last because they take longest. Our PDF report ranks every finding by impact + effort, so you can knock out 10 quick wins in an afternoon and tackle the big rewrites over the next sprint.

Speed problems almost always come down to four culprits, and an audit tells you which one is yours. (1) Heavy images — if your LCP element is an image over 200 KB, that is the first fix; serve modern formats (AVIF/WebP), preload the hero, and lazy-load below the fold. (2) Render-blocking JavaScript — inline critical CSS, defer or async non-critical JS, and remove anything you can. (3) Slow server response — if TTFB is over 600 ms, you need server caching, a CDN, or a faster host. (4) Layout shifts — reserve space for images and embeds with explicit width/height to keep CLS under 0.1. The audit pinpoints exactly which one is hurting you with real-user data from PageSpeed Insights and CrUX, so you fix the right thing first instead of guessing.

WCAG 2.2 AA is the accessibility standard US courts treat as the benchmark for ADA website lawsuits. Stripped of jargon, it means: (1) every image needs a written description so screen readers can read it; (2) text must be readable — at least 4.5:1 contrast against its background; (3) every button, form and link must work with the keyboard alone (no mouse required); (4) the focus outline must always be visible when tabbing; (5) videos need captions, audio needs transcripts; (6) error messages must explain what went wrong and how to fix it; (7) target sizes for buttons and links must be at least 24×24 pixels (the new 2.2 requirement); (8) drag actions must have a non-drag alternative. For an eCommerce store, the highest-risk areas are product photos without alt text, checkout forms without labels, and modal popups that trap keyboard focus. Our audit checks all of these and gives you the exact code to fix each one.

Yes — we run free website audits for businesses across Florida, including Miami, Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville, and Fort Lauderdale. Florida's Southern and Middle federal districts are among the busiest in the country for ADA digital-accessibility lawsuits, so a free website audit in Florida from us weighs WCAG 2.1 AA / ADA risk alongside the standard SEO, security and Core Web Vitals checks. Submit your URL and you will receive a prioritised PDF report — covering rankings, security vulnerabilities, performance, and accessibility risk — within 24-48 hours, completely free, with no obligation.

If you have already received a demand letter or court summons, time is the lever. The fastest path is: (1) book an emergency WCAG audit today — we deliver in 24 hours; (2) start visible remediation immediately, even before completion, because courts treat active remediation as a mitigating factor in settlement negotiations; (3) obtain VPAT documentation as formal evidence of compliance work. Demand letters typically settle near $5,000 when you respond fast with a remediation plan, versus $30,000–$85,000 if ignored. eLan Technology provides 24-hour emergency audits with VPAT-ready documentation specifically for businesses on a deadline. See our emergency ADA remediation service or jump straight to the paid WCAG 2.2 AA audit below.