Technical SEO audits
We check how search engines actually crawl and render your site, then fix what blocks indexing or slows pages down. This is usually the first step before any content or link work pays off.
What is included
Crawling, indexing, site speed and structured data fixed so search engines can find and understand every page.
- Crawl and index review
- Find pages that are blocked, orphaned or duplicated, and fix how search engines reach them.
- Site speed
- Core Web Vitals and load-time fixes on the pages that matter most for rankings and conversions.
- Structured data
- Schema markup that helps search engines understand your pages and qualify for rich results.
- Fix log and re-check
- Every issue tracked to resolution, with a re-crawl to confirm the fix held.
What a typical project looks like
A typical technical audit covers a startup site with somewhere between twenty and a few thousand pages, often built quickly on a framework or website builder, with a sitemap nobody has checked since launch.
We crawl the whole site, compare it with what Google Search Console reports, and check indexing, canonical tags, redirects, duplicate pages, structured data, Core Web Vitals and mobile rendering. You get a prioritized list: what to fix first, why it matters and exactly how to fix it. If you want, we make the fixes ourselves.
Timeline
Typical timelines. You get a fixed written estimate after scoping, before any work starts.
- Audit and fix list
- Two to three weeks.
- Audit plus implementation
- Three to six weeks. Priced from the audit findings.
- Follow-up check
- A re-crawl four to six weeks after fixes go live.
A good fit if
- Your site has never had a proper technical review.
- Pages you expect to rank are missing from search results entirely.
- A migration or redesign changed URLs and traffic dropped afterward.
Questions
How long does an audit take?
A first pass usually takes one to two weeks, depending on site size. Fixes are prioritised by impact, not just listed.
Do you implement the fixes or just report them?
Both. We hand over a plan either way, and can implement it directly if you want us to.
Will this fix a traffic drop?
It will surface technical causes if they exist. If the drop is from content or links instead, we say so and point you to the right fix.
What does a technical SEO audit include?
Crawlability, indexing, sitemaps, robots rules, canonical tags, redirects, duplicate content, structured data, page speed, mobile rendering and internal linking.
Related services
Often paired with Technical SEO audits.
Further reading
- Guide
A technical SEO checklist for a new startup website
The technical foundations to get right before you publish content, so search engines can find, understand and rank your site.
- Blog
Why you need SEO, even as an early-stage startup
What SEO actually does for a young company, why it compounds while paid ads stop, and the small amount of work worth doing from the first month.
- Blog
Keyword research for B2B startups: where to start
A practical way for B2B startups to find the searches their buyers actually make, judge them by intent rather than volume, and map each one to a page.
Have something to build?
Tell us what you are working on. We will come back with questions, not a sales script.