Your free SEO audit, emailed to you
Put in your web address and we check everything that decides whether people find you on Google. The report lands in your inbox in a couple of minutes with a score out of 100 and what to fix first. No call, no card, nobody chasing you afterwards.
What the audit tells you
It tells you why your website is not bringing you work, and which problems to fix first. Most owners are told either that everything is fine or that everything is broken, and neither helps. You get a score, the areas pulling it down, and the exact faults behind each one.
Every finding is something you can check yourself. No jargon, no vague advice about posting more often, and nothing you have to take on trust.
Everything the audit checks
A free SEO audit is only useful if it looks at everything that decides whether people find you, and whether they do anything once they arrive. Here is the lot, in plain English. Where something can only be seen from inside your Google Search Console or your analytics, the report says so rather than guessing, and setting that up is part of the work.
Are you actually showing up
Whether you appear in the map for what you do, whether you rank on page one for anything, and what comes up when somebody searches your name.
Can Google read the site
Robots, sitemap, canonical tags, indexability and broken links. If this is wrong, nothing else you do matters.
Can AI assistants read it
Whether ChatGPT and the rest are allowed in, whether the content is structured so it can be quoted, and whether the site needs JavaScript to say anything at all.
Speed and how it feels on a phone
Real-user loading data rather than a lab score, plus mobile handling, security and certificate expiry.
Titles and descriptions
Whether each page tells a search engine what it is, or whether every title just says the business name.
Structured data
The markup that tells Google you are a local business, your hours, your organisation and where a page sits.
Your Google Business Profile
Claimed, complete, with hours, photos and consistent details. For a local business this is most of the battle.
Reviews
How many, how recent, whether they are answered, and where they live.
The content itself
Whether pages have a single clear heading and whether a normal person can read them.
Images
Alt text, dimensions, modern formats and the accessibility faults that come with them.
Can a visitor contact you
A phone number visible, an enquiry form that exists, prices published, and what happens out of hours.
Authority
Links pointing at the site, and where the domain stands against the businesses you compete with.
Site foundations
Duplicate titles, missing pages, a contact page that works, and whether the site is a real site at all.
Legal and compliance
Privacy and terms pages, cookie consent that actually gates something, and security headers.
Is anything being measured
Whether analytics is installed and working, because you cannot improve what nobody is counting.
Why we give it away
Because the audit is the sales pitch. If your site is in good shape you find that out for free, and that is fine by us. If it is not, you get a specific list of what is wrong, and you can hand it to whoever built the site or ask us to fix it.
It is the same engine we run on the sites we build and look after. Nothing is held back to make you pay for a fuller version.
Does it actually work?
Before we trusted it with anybody else's website we checked it against sites we had scored by hand, and it agreed every time. The results below come from sites built on what it finds.
Before you run it
Is the free SEO audit really free?
Yes. You put in your website address, the audit runs, and the report comes back to you. There is no call to sit through and nothing to cancel afterwards.
What does the audit check?
Fifteen categories covering the whole picture: how fast the site loads for real visitors, whether Google and AI assistants can read it, your titles and descriptions, your structured data, your Google Business Profile and reviews, your images, whether a visitor can actually contact you, and whether anything is being measured at all.
How long does it take?
About a minute. You get a score out of 100, the categories that pulled it down, and the specific things to fix, ranked by what will move the most.
Do I need to give you access to anything?
No. Everything the audit looks at is publicly visible, the same as any search engine sees it. There is no login to hand over and no code to install.
What happens after I run it?
You get the report and you can act on it yourself. Most of what it finds is fixable by whoever built the site. If you would rather we did it, the report is the quote, but nobody will chase you.
Run it and see.
Built and run by Ben Criddle in Cambridge.Last reviewed 2 September 2026