What’s the difference between the free audit and the full audit?+
The free audit is a short read on what’s generally wrong, so you can decide whether it’s worth going further. The full audit checks everything in detail and ends with a prioritised list and how to fix each item, or with the fixes done.
How much does an SEO audit cost?+
UK audits in the wider market run roughly £1,000 to £5,000. Here the full audit is £599 ($799) for the report, or £899 ($1,199) with the fixes done, and it’s included free on a monthly retainer. What an SEO audit costs covers the market.
How often should you do an SEO audit?+
A full audit once, properly, then a lighter technical check every quarter. Sites break through change rather than time: a redesign, a plugin update or a migration is the moment to check again.
Is the audit included if I start a retainer?+
Yes. Both monthly retainers, from £999 ($1,299) a month, start with the full audit at no extra cost.
Can ChatGPT do an SEO audit?+
It can explain what an audit should check. It can’t crawl your site, read your Search Console data or see how Google renders your pages, so it can’t tell you what’s actually wrong or what to fix first.
How do I do an SEO audit myself?+
Start in Search Console: check which pages are indexed and which aren’t, and why. Then check titles, speed on your main pages and whether each page targets its own search. The free SEO tools cover titles, descriptions, headings and indexing, and this diagnostic guide walks through the checks in order.
Do you work with businesses outside the UK?+
Yes. Clients come to me from the US, Europe, Australia and further afield, including businesses based in non-English-speaking countries that want the English side of their site audited. Every price has a fixed US dollar figure in brackets, and you can be invoiced in pounds or dollars.