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Clarity before a rebuild

A free website audit with a clear scope—and a useful next step.

Tell us what is not working. We review your public homepage and representative pages, then explain the priority issues, why they matter and what to do next. No password required. No obligation to buy.

An initial review—not an unlimited audit

Four areas that affect a business website

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Search foundations

Public titles, descriptions, headings, canonical and indexability signals, sitemap/robots availability and representative internal links.

Search Console history and ranking causes need authorised account data.

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Speed and mobile journeys

Representative page loading, image weight, layout shifts, readable content and navigation or enquiry journeys on mobile.

Lab tests are snapshots. Field data is used when available; it is not available for every site.

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Public security signals

HTTPS behaviour and publicly returned security headers, with issues described in context.

No password testing, exploitation, private-data access or vulnerability-scanning promise.

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Enquiry friction

Visible calls to action, form labels, error guidance, contact links and consent choices.

Inbox delivery requires a separately agreed test, not just a successful-looking form.

Not included: an exhaustive site crawl, private account access, penetration testing, malware removal, remediation, formal WCAG certification or a promise of higher rankings. Do not submit passwords or personal customer data. These require separate written scope and authorisation.

Illustrative preview · fictional examples, not findings about your site

An observation. Its impact. A practical next step.

Your report will reflect the pages actually reviewed. These examples show the format, not a promised number of findings or a prediction of results.

High · enquiry journey

Example: the enquiry button leads to a missing page.

Why it matters: A visitor cannot reach the intended form.

Next step: Correct the destination and retest the complete journey on mobile.

Medium · loading

Example: an oversized image delays the main content.

Why it matters: The first useful screen may take longer to appear.

Next step: Resize and optimise the image, then compare repeatable measurements.

Investigate · search

Example: a public page declares a different canonical URL.

Why it matters: The intended indexing signal may be inconsistent.

Next step: Check whether this is intentional; use authorised Search Console data before deciding.

Request findings for my website →

From request to a decision

1. Share the URL and concern

Select your priorities and provide an email for the findings. Tell us whether you manage the website or are authorised to request the review.

2. We review and prioritise

We check representative public pages and flag the scope or access questions that need your input. Findings distinguish evidence from assumptions.

3. Choose your next step

Use the findings with your own developer, ask for clarification or request our scoped quotation. Fixes are never billed without agreement.

How to read and prioritise website audit findings

Request your free initial review

One free review per domain every 90 days. We use your details to respond to this request—not to enrol you in a newsletter. Read the form notice before submitting.

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Your Website & Contact Info

Public-site review only · No credit card · No marketing signup

Three short steps: website and contact details → optional priorities → notes and permission. Phone, company and notes are optional. After submission, a confirmation page acknowledges receipt; the findings follow by email after review. If you cannot complete the form, contact us without sharing passwords or customer records.

Before you request an audit

What does the free website audit check?

We review the public homepage and representative pages for search visibility foundations, mobile usability, loading behaviour, obvious broken journeys and publicly visible HTTPS/security-header signals. Findings are prioritised with suggested next steps. It is an initial review, not an exhaustive crawl, penetration test or formal accessibility certification.

How long does it take?

We aim to send the initial findings within two business days after reviewing your request and confirming access and scope. If the website is complex or cannot be reached, we will discuss a different schedule. This is a target, not a guaranteed turnaround.

Do I need to share a password?

No. The free review uses public pages. Do not send passwords, customer records or confidential documents through the form. Any later access to Analytics, Search Console or the CMS is separately authorised and limited to the agreed work.

Is it really free?

The initial public-page review is free and does not oblige you to buy development or maintenance. One free review per domain every 90 days applies. Remediation, a larger crawl, formal accessibility testing or security testing requires a separate agreed scope and quotation.

What happens after I submit?

We review your website URL and selected concerns, confirm any scope questions, then send prioritised findings to the email you provide. You may implement them yourself, use your existing developer or request a separate quotation from us.

Will the audit guarantee rankings or identify every vulnerability?

No. Rankings depend on many factors beyond a technical review. Public-page checks cannot establish that a website is secure, detect every vulnerability or prove legal compliance. Intrusive testing requires explicit written authorisation and a separate scope.

Can you review accessibility?

The free review may highlight obvious usability or accessibility issues. A formal WCAG review with representative journeys, keyboard and assistive-technology testing and remediation evidence is a separately scoped paid service.

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