The site is live, leads are not
We check whether the blocker is visibility, speed, trust, copy, forms or source of enquiry.
Website Rescue Audit
A website audit that shows where leads leak
We check technical SEO, speed, mobile, forms and content. You get blockers, priorities and a repair plan.
When an audit is useful
Google visibility is stuck
We inspect indexation, internal linking, headings, schema and crawl barriers.
Mobile is leaking enquiries
We review layout, stability, calls to action and contact friction on small screens.
Previous work left debt
We separate critical issues from cosmetic noise so your budget goes into repair work.
What we check
- Indexation, canonicals, robots, sitemap, metadata and URL structure.
- Core Web Vitals, asset weight, layout shift and render blockers.
- H1-H3, service intent, internal links and JSON-LD schema.
- Lead path: contact buttons, forms, validation, source of enquiry and reply reminder.
- Implementation risk: builder debt, fragile layouts, plugin bloat and regressions.
Audit pricing
Rescue Audit
Starts with technical, SEO, UX, form and lead path checks. This is not an automated export, but a manual diagnosis with priorities.
from 299 EUR net/ from 990 PLN net
Indicative net price for a small service business website. Final scope after reviewing the URL, stack and lead path.
What affects the quote
- number of page and form types
- CMS, builder or custom codebase
- Search Console, Analytics and CRM access
- whether a repair first fixes follows the audit
Rescue Audit vs a typical SEO audit
Typical SEO audit
Usually focuses on indexation, metadata, content, internal links and technical errors visible to search engines.
Rescue Audit
In addition to SEO, it checks whether the page actually leads to an enquiry: contact buttons, forms, submit confirmation, mobile UX, event measurement and points where the client may drop off.
What you get
A blocker report, lead-focused priorities, quick wins, a recommended repair first fixes and a post-change test checklist for the next release.
Sample report fragment
This is a report format demo, not a client delivery story. It shows how findings are organised: problem, impact, priority, recommendation and post-deployment check.
contact button hidden on mobile
Impact: the visitor does not see the next step when intent is highest.
P1
Recommendation: move the contact button higher, simplify copy and test sticky contact button after deployment.
Form without safe fallback
Impact: the enquiry may disappear when email or JavaScript fails.
P1
Recommendation: log the lead before sending email and test the confirmation after form submit.
Inconsistent service canonicals
Impact: Google may ignore important pages or mix signals.
P2
Recommendation: align canonicals, sitemap and internal links.
After implementation we check forms, mobile, links, schema, metadata, indexability and basic regressions.
FAQ
How long does the audit take?
Usually 2 to 5 business days. For larger websites we confirm scope and timing after the first review.
Can you implement the fixes?
Yes. The audit can end with a report or continue into a Technical Fix First fixes focused on the highest-impact repairs.
Do you need access?
For the first conversation, a URL and short problem description are enough. Search Console, Analytics or CMS access helps make the diagnosis more precise.
First step