Technical and on-page SEO audit with evidence behind every finding
A technical and on-page review of your site, backed by Search Console data and manual verification. You get prioritized findings, the evidence behind them, and a practical roadmap for what to fix first. The scope is agreed before any paid work starts.
Compare all SEO starting points ↗01Starting point
Diagnose first. Decide on the work after.
The audit tells you what to fix and in what order. Doing the work is a separate decision, made with the report in hand.
- 01SEO auditUp to 50 indexable URLs, or five representative templates on a larger site. Findings with evidence and a roadmap; no implementation.$750fixed scope→
- 02Monthly SEO maintenanceWhen the priorities are known and the fixes need steady, monthly implementation.from$2,000per month→
- 03Search visibility projectA broader set of fixes, a migration, or a rebuild implemented across the site.scoped after diagnosis→
02Fit check
A diagnosis before anyone changes your site.
Start here when the problem is still unclear. If you already know what has to change, maintenance or a project fits better.
- Good fitTraffic or leads dropped, or never arrived, and nobody can say why.
- Good fitYou want priorities before approving anyone's implementation quote.
- Good fitOne website needs a technical and on-page baseline.
03Sample report
Every finding comes with its evidence and the next fix.
The full report ends with a roadmap that puts these fixes in order.
| Finding | Why it matters | Priority | Next fix |
|---|---|---|---|
| Commercial pages excluded by the canonical setup | The intended landing pages may not be selected for search | High | Correct the shared template and resubmit the clean sitemap |
| Pages earn impressions but use overlapping titles | Search intent and the visitor's choice are both unclear | Medium | Separate the page roles and rewrite the affected title templates |
| Noncritical schema warnings on article pages | They do not block the higher-impact indexing work | Low | Repair after the indexing and click issues are cleared |
Illustrative format, not findings from your site.
04What the audit checks
Four areas, checked against your own data.
Crawl results are cross-checked with Search Console before anything becomes a finding.
Indexing and crawlability
What Google can and cannot reach, with sitemap, robots.txt, and clean-URL checks.
Templates and performance
Canonical tags and duplicate URLs, missing or invalid structured data, and Core Web Vitals and performance issues on mobile and desktop.
Pages and search data
Titles and descriptions with weak search-result CTR, heading structure, and the query each page targets, using Search Console query and page data.
Links and competitors
Internal-linking gaps around important pages and topic clusters, and a short look at the competitors ranking above you.
05Proof
See how an audit works before you send yours.
One real audit, the method behind it, and the tools used for single checks.
An audit of FloxoLab
AI-assisted review → manual check → change
What an AI-assisted review detected, what was verified manually, and what was actually changed.
Read the audit ↗ Audit methodHow the evidence is combined
Crawl → Search Console → page review
Crawl data, Search Console, page-level review, and manual checks, cross-checked against each other.
See the method ↗ Tools and checkersFree tools for single checks
One input → one check → stated limits
Tools used for individual checks, with their limitations stated next to each one.
Open the tools ↗06How it works
You know the scope before you pay.
Optional, but useful: GA4 read access, the search terms that matter to you, competitors you see most often, and the country or area you serve.
- 01Send the URL
Add the pages or problems that matter most.
- 02Scope confirmed
The pages and templates in the sample are agreed in writing. Nothing is billed until you agree.
- 03Read-only access
Grant restricted, read-only Search Console access. Performance data can be reviewed without changing anything in the account. Exports or screenshots work too.
- 04Audit and report
Crawl, on-page, and Search Console data, with the important issues verified by hand. The findings and roadmap usually arrive in three to five working days.
07Next step
Find out what's actually holding the site back.
Send the URL. You'll get the confirmed scope back before any paid work begins.