Crawlability, Core Web Vitals, and structured data, plus a full backlink audit, in one report, not three disconnected ones.
Content and links can't fix a site Google can't crawl properly, and new links can't fix a domain already carrying toxic ones. We treat both as one problem. On the technical side: crawl budget, indexation, Core Web Vitals, structured data, mobile-first indexing, and the redirect chains most teams don't know exist. If your site leans on JavaScript for rendering, we check what Googlebot actually sees after it executes, not just what's in the raw HTML.
On the link side: every backlink, every anchor text pattern, and every referring domain, sorted into what's helping, what's neutral, and what's actively working against you. You get one complete picture, what's broken technically, where your link equity actually sits, and what order to fix it in, instead of stitching together separate reports yourself.
A technical SEO audit service should tell you more than "your site is slow." A proper one from a technical SEO agency covers crawl paths, indexation, structured data, and whether your build is even SEO-friendly to begin with, not just a page-speed score. That last point matters more than people expect: a site can look polished and still be quietly unreadable to Google if the underlying web design and SEO decisions weren't made together. We check both sides, because a technical SEO audit that only looks at code and ignores how the site was designed to be crawled misses half the problem.
JavaScript SEO gets its own line item because it breaks differently than a standard HTML site, what a browser renders and what Googlebot actually sees after JavaScript executes aren't always the same thing, and that gap is where indexation problems hide. Mobile SEO isn't a separate line item; it's part of every audit by default, since Google indexes the mobile version of your site first. And platform matters: a WordPress SEO services engagement runs into different constraints than a Wix SEO cleanup, plugin conflicts on one, template limitations on the other. We flag the fix in the terms of your actual CMS, not a generic checklist that assumes a stack you're not running.
We pull from the same sources you'd check yourself, Ahrefs, Google Search Console, and Screaming Frog for the crawl data, cross-referenced rather than trusted blind. We're not precious about any single enterprise SEO tool; different platforms catch different issues, and no seo analyzer or onpage seo tool gets everything right on its own. If you're an agency running this internally, the same audit and reporting process is available white-label, the toolbox stays ours, the report carries your name.
Rank tracking only matters if someone reads it and knows what changed. Every audit includes a baseline, current position, indexation status, and the specific issues tied to each, so the next report shows movement against something real, not just a fresh export. No seo report template full of numbers with no explanation attached.
Priced by site size and depth, covers both the technical crawl and the backlink audit in every tier. All prices below are placeholder, replace with your real numbers before publishing.
Both, depending on your setup, we can push fixes directly via your CMS access or hand developer-ready tickets to your team.
Quarterly for active sites, or immediately after a migration, redesign, or CMS change, those are when technical issues usually get introduced.
The goal is protecting and improving them. We stage larger changes and monitor indexation closely so nothing dips during a fix.
Yes. We check server-side vs. client-side rendering, confirm Googlebot can see your content post-render, and fix indexation issues specific to JS frameworks, these are different from a standard HTML site's problems.
No, it's part of every technical audit. Google indexes the mobile version of your site by default (mobile-first indexing), so mobile page speed, tap targets, and layout shift are checked as standard, not billed separately.
No, disavow recommendations are conservative. We only flag links with a clear pattern of manipulation or spam, not anything borderline.
It stands alone. Plenty of clients use the audit to clean up in-house and only come back to us for the placements.
Pulled fresh at the time of the audit, cross-checked against live crawl data so you're not working off a stale index.
Tell us about your goals and we'll create a clear plan for you, no obligation, no sales pressure.
Contact Us →