01 the inspection
The inspection
For owners who want to know exactly where they stand before deciding anything.
Not every company is ready for a retainer, and some don’t need one. The inspection is the full map of your current position — Google, the map pack, Bing, the AI answer engines, your backlinks, your citations, and the site itself — measured, scored, and handed to you with a roadmap and a plain recommendation, even when the recommendation is to leave the site alone.
If you go on to a retainer within 90 days, the $1,000 comes off your first build invoice.
No website yet? Start with a 20-minute fit call
02 what gets inspected
03 the deliverable
A scored report
Every area above, scored, with the evidence attached. Screenshots, exports, and crawl data — not adjectives.
A prioritized roadmap
Ordered by what moves revenue first, not by what is easiest to bill. Some items you can do yourself, and those are marked.
A tier prescription
Which plan the findings actually justify, including the case where the answer is none of them.
04 standing policy
Day one of every engagement is a baseline scan — filed before any work begins.
A Local Falcon grid, a Lighthouse run, and a Search Console export, taken before we touch anything and filed with the date on them. It is the only way a later claim of improvement means anything.
It also means that if we make things worse, the record shows that too. We would rather carry that risk than ask you to take our word for the result.
$1,000, credited to your first build invoice if you go on to a retainer within 90 days.
If the report says your site is structurally fine, it says that, and you have a $1,000 document proving it to anyone who asks.
No website yet? Start with a 20-minute fit call