Get a Free
Website Audit.
I'll look at your site and send you a plain-English breakdown of what's working and what isn't. No jargon. No pitch. Just a clear picture of where your site stands.
Fill out the form and I'll review your site and get back to you within 1–2 business days.
I take on a limited number of audits each month.
Here's what I look at.
First impression & design
Does your site make a good first impression? Is the design consistent, professional, and aligned with the quality of your work?
Mobile experience
How does your site perform on a phone? Load speed, navigation, tappable phone numbers, and form functionality.
Content & trust signals
Are your services clearly explained? Do you have real project photos, a genuine About page, and visible testimonials?
Lead generation
Is it easy for someone to contact you? Are there clear calls to action on every page? Does the contact form actually work?
On-page SEO
Title tags, meta descriptions, H1 headings, image alt text, and URL structure — the basics that help Google find you.
3 priority fixes
Not a wall of notes — just the three things most worth addressing first, in plain language with no jargon.
Simple. No back and forth.
You submit the form
Fill out your name, email, and site URL. A note about your biggest concern is helpful but not required.
I review your site
I look at your site across all six areas and put together a plain-English breakdown of what I find.
You get your audit
I send it to your email within 1–2 business days. No call required unless you want one.
A few things people ask.
Is this actually free?
Yes. No credit card, no catch. I offer a limited number of free audits each month because I genuinely find it useful — and it sometimes leads to working together, but that's not a requirement.
What format does the audit come in?
A short email or PDF — whichever is cleaner. Plain English, six sections, three priority fixes at the end. Nothing technical that requires a translator.
Do I have to get on a call?
No. The audit is delivered by email. If you want to talk through it afterward, I'm happy to — but there's no obligation.
What happens after I get the audit?
That's up to you. You can take the feedback and run with it yourself, or if you'd like help fixing things, we can talk about what that looks like. No pressure either way.