Questions people ask before paying
The ones that actually come up, answered without hedging.
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What do I actually get for $49?
One audit of one website. Eighty-six checks across eleven segments, a score that is a plain count of what passed, every failed check named with what we saw, and a written explanation plus a copy-paste fix prompt for the ones worth acting on. The report stays at its link.
Do I need to understand code?
No. Every finding is written for the person who owns the business, not the person who wrote the site, and the fix is a paragraph you paste back into Lovable, Bolt, Replit or whatever built it. If a developer looks after the site, there is a brief you can send them instead.
How long does an audit take?
A few minutes. You can close the tab: the report arrives by email if you asked for it, and sits on your account either way.
Will this get me to the top of Google?
Nobody can promise that, and we do not print a traffic or ranking forecast anywhere, because no such number can be derived from what a page sends. What we can tell you is exactly what your pages send a search engine, and what to change about it.
Why does my site look fine to me and empty to you?
We read the HTML your server sends and never run your JavaScript, because that is what a search engine and every AI assistant sees on the first pass. On sites built with these tools that gap is the single most common and most expensive problem, and it is invisible from your own browser.
Can AI assistants like ChatGPT find my site?
That is four of the eleven segments. We check whether anything blocks an assistant outright, whether your pages say who you are in a form a machine reads, and whether there is anything quotable when somebody asks about your business.
How do I know a finding is true?
Every claim names the page and the line it came from, and is re-read against the bytes that page actually sent before it reaches your report. The full log of every request we made and every answer we got is at the bottom, failures included.
What if the audit does not work?
You get your money back. If it fails or no report is produced, email us and we refund it, no argument.
Something not answered here?
Email a person at the address on our contact page, or read the terms and the privacy notice, both written to be read rather than skipped.