Free, no obligation

A proper
audit. Not an
automated PDF.

Tell us what you want looked at and a named specialist goes through it by hand — the same way we would if you were already paying us. You get a written report and half an hour to talk it through.

Request your free audit

Four fields. That is all we need to get started.

Audits completed for:

What you actually get

Seven audits, and each one is done by the person who does that work

Not a tool export with our logo on it. A specialist spends real time on your site and writes up what they find, ordered by what it is worth fixing first.

Free SEO Audit

Technical health, content coverage, authority, and where competitors are taking ground.

Free Paid Media Audit

Account structure, wasted spend, true cost per acquisition, and what your margin can actually carry.

Free Website Audit

Performance on real devices, journey drop-off points, mobile experience, and whether you need a rebuild or three fixes.

Free Paid Social Audit

Creative, targeting, channel fit, and whether the ads match the platform they are running on.

Free Accessibility Audit

WCAG 2.2 AA check with a remediation list ordered by risk — increasingly a procurement requirement.

Free Amazon & Marketplace Audit

Listing quality, advertising efficiency, and an honest read on whether marketplace volume is profitable.

Free GA4 & Tracking Audit

Whether the numbers you are making decisions on are actually correct. They frequently are not.

Free Paid Social Audit

Not sure? Pick the last option

The timeline

Four steps, five working days

01

You send the form

Four fields. We may email once to ask for read-only access to Search Console, GA4 or an ad account if the audit needs it.

02

A specialist reviews it

By hand. Two to four hours of a real person’s time, depending on the audit and the size of your site.

03

You get the written report

Optional, and not a pitch. If the answer is that you do not need us, that is what you will hear.

04

Half an hour to talk it through

Creative, targeting, channel fit, and whether the ads match the platform they are running on.

The catch?

There isn't one, but here's the honest version

We do this because it is the most effective sales tool we have. A good audit demonstrates competence better than any proposal, and some of the people who take one go on to become clients.

What it is not is a lead magnet with a report generator behind it. If we did that you would spot it immediately, and it would cost us more credibility than it gained us.

The report is yours whatever you do with it. Take it to another agency if you like — several people have, and we would rather that than pretend the work was worthless.

No card details, ever

No automated email sequence

One follow-up, then we leave you alone

Not added to a newsletter unless you ask

The report is yours to keep and share

We will tell you if you don't need us

Questions

Before you send it

Is it really free?

Yes. No card, no trial, no minimum commitment afterwards. It costs us a few hours of specialist time, which we spend because it is a better demonstration of how we work than anything we could write about ourselves.

We will email to confirm we have it, possibly once more to request account access, then send the report. After that, one follow-up to ask whether you found it useful. If you do not reply, that is the end of it.

For a website or accessibility audit, no — the site is public. For SEO, paid media or GA4 audits, read-only access makes the report far more useful, but we can work without it and will say what we could not see.

Take it anyway. Plenty of people do. If your agency is doing well you will have independent confirmation, which is worth having. If they are not, you will have a specific written list to discuss with them.

Five working days. Occasionally faster. If we are unusually busy we will tell you when you can expect it rather than letting it drift.

One at a time. If the first one shows the real problem sits somewhere else, say so on the call and we will do the second.

Ready?

Four fields, five days, no obligation.

Or ring us first if you would rather describe the problem out loud.