What drives the price
There's no single price for an SEO audit because no two sites take the same effort. A five-page site and a ten-thousand-URL store demand very different amounts of work, and depth matters just as much as size.
The honest way to price an audit is by the scope of the work involved. The more pages to review, and the deeper you go into technical, content, and link analysis, the more time it takes, and time is what you're paying for.
- Site size: number of pages and URLs that need reviewing
- Depth: a quick health check versus a deep, comprehensive audit
- Scope: technical only, or technical plus content and links
- Complexity: e-commerce, multiple locations, or multiple languages
- Competitive analysis: how much rival benchmarking is included
- Deliverables: a findings list versus a full roadmap and walkthrough
How we quote it
We won't invent a figure here, because a real number depends on your specific site. Publishing a fake range would either overcharge a small site or under-scope a large one.
Instead, we look at your site, understand your goals, and quote the actual work. In a free consultation we can tell you which level of audit fits your situation and give you a clear, honest price before you commit to anything.
- Pricing is scoped to your actual site, not a one-size figure
- We match the audit depth to your goals and budget
- You get the scope and price in writing before any work starts
- No pressure to buy a bigger audit than you need
- A free consultation gives you a real quote to compare
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Frequently asked questions
Why won't you just publish a price?
Because a single number would be misleading. A small local site and a large e-commerce catalog need very different amounts of work. Quoting a real figure requires knowing your site. We'd rather give you an accurate price after a quick look than a fake one now.
Is a more expensive audit always better?
Not necessarily. The right audit matches your needs. A small site may only need a focused review, while a large or complex one warrants deeper work. Paying for depth you won't use is waste. We'll recommend the level that actually fits.
Is the audit a one-time cost or ongoing?
The audit itself is typically a one-time engagement that produces findings and a roadmap. Implementing the fixes, or ongoing SEO work afterward, is separate and optional. We'll lay out clearly what's one-time and what isn't so there are no surprises.