A £95 website audit, credited in full if you rebuild.

What I look at

• On a phone, first. Whether it loads, whether the text reads without pinching, whether your phone number is a button or just a number.
• What Google is shown. The page title and description, whether the site is indexed at all, and whether your Business Profile and your site agree on your name, number and town.
• The route to an enquiry. How many taps from landing to calling you or sending a form, whether the form actually works, and where it goes.
• Speed and the boring fatal things. How long the first screen takes on 4G, an expired certificate, a copyright year that stopped, links that go nowhere.
• Who owns what. Whether the domain, the hosting and the site itself are in your name or in someone else's.

What you get

A written report in plain English, usually two pages. Every finding is ranked by what it costs you in enquiries, not by how technical it sounds, and each one comes with the fix, the effort, and a straight recommendation: fix it, rebuild, or leave it alone.

No severity tables, no scanner output, no screenshots of a dashboard. If something is fine, the report says it's fine.

The price

£95once

Paid before I start, by bank transfer against an invoice. If you go on to the £399 site with me, the whole £95 comes off it, so the audit ends up costing nothing. If you don't, you still have the report, and it's written so you can hand it to anyone.

What happens next

Send me the address below. I'll confirm the same working day that it's something I can usefully audit, which it isn't always, and send the invoice. The report normally follows within five working days of payment.

If the fixes are small enough to do on your existing site, I'll quote them by the hour at £25, billed in half-hour steps, the same rate as everything else on this site. If they're not, you get the £399 quote with the £95 already taken off.

What it isn't

It isn't a ranking promise. Nobody can promise you a position on Google, and anyone who does is selling something else. It isn't a sales call; there's no call at all unless you want one. And it isn't automated: no tool writes any of it.

Questions you might have

My site is on Wix, or Squarespace, or was built by a friend. Is it still worth it?

Yes. I audit the site, not the tool it was built with. Most of what costs a small business enquiries has nothing to do with the platform.

Can you fix it rather than rebuild it?

Often. That's the point of doing this before quoting anything. The report tells you which, and why.

Will you tell me if it's fine as it is?

Yes. If the honest answer is that it's fine, the report says so and the £95 is the end of it.