An SEO audit that ends with the fixes already done.

Nobody can promise that, and an agency that does is selling you something it cannot control. What an audit does is remove the reasons a page is held back: a missing or duplicated title, no meta description, headings in the wrong order, images with no alt text, pages search engines cannot read properly. Fixing those is the part that is within reach. Where you land afterwards depends on your competitors and on Google.

Editor or administrator access to whatever runs the site, so the fixes can be made directly rather than sent to you as a list. If you would rather keep access closed, we can deliver the same audit as a document with the exact changes written out, and your own developer applies them.

The flat $349 covers up to ten pages, which is most small business sites. Above that we count the pages that matter, usually your services and locations rather than every blog post, and quote a fixed number before starting. You see that figure and approve it first.

This is one-time work on the parts of search you control on your own pages. Ongoing SEO is a monthly effort around content, links, and local presence, which we do not sell. If your on-page work has never been done properly, this audit is the thing worth doing first, and it keeps working without a monthly fee.

Yes. Every platform exposes titles, meta descriptions, headings, and alt text somewhere, and the audit works the same way on all of them. Where a platform restricts something, such as schema on certain page builders, we tell you what was possible and what the platform blocked.