Free audit
We audit your website and your social media for free
You send the address of your site and your profiles. We come back with a written report: what is technically wrong and how to fix it, what to change to sell more, and who you are actually competing against in your market. No cost, no obligation and no meeting required to get it.
Delivered in 3 business days · No credit card · No obligation
What you receive
Four analyses in one report
Not a score out of 100 and not a list of warnings copied from a tool. Every point says what is happening, why it costs you money and what the fix is — in the order we would do it.
Technical
The technical audit of your site
Measured on your real pages, on a phone and on a desktop, not on the home page alone.
- Speed and Core Web Vitals (LCP, CLS, INP): what specifically is slow — images, fonts, scripts that block rendering, no caching, no CDN.
- Indexing in Google: which pages are indexed and which are not, robots.txt, sitemap, canonical tags and duplicate URLs competing against each other.
- On-page SEO: titles, meta descriptions, heading structure, image alt text, internal links, broken links and pages with no text at all.
- Mobile: tap target sizes, readable text, forms that can actually be completed with a thumb, menus that trap the user.
- The share card: whether your link shows a picture and a title on WhatsApp, Facebook and LinkedIn, or arrives empty. Missing og:image is the most common silent leak we find.
- Security and health: HTTPS and certificate, redirect chains, 404s, server errors, mixed content.
- Tracking: whether Analytics and the pixel are installed, whether the events fire, and — the one that matters — whether your forms actually leave the lead somewhere a human reads.
- Structured data: business, reviews, products or listings, and whether Google can read your hours, address and phone.
Sales & marketing
What to change to sell more
A site can pass every technical check and still not sell. This part is about the path from visitor to order.
- The path to the order: how many clicks, how many fields, what is missing at each step and where people are dropping out.
- Your offer as a stranger reads it: what you sell, for whom, at what price and why you and not the one next door — in the first screen or not at all.
- Proof: testimonials, cases, numbers, certifications, real photos. Which ones you have and where they should be.
- Calls to action: what you ask the visitor to do, how visible it is, whether the phone and WhatsApp are one tap away on a phone.
- What happens after the form: automatic reply, CRM, and time to first response — the number that decides most sales and the one almost nobody measures.
- Follow-up: email sequences, the contact base you already own and are not using, remarketing to people who visited and left.
- Paid ads: whether it makes sense in your case, with what budget and on which channel — and when the honest answer is that it does not yet.
- A prioritised list of concrete actions, ordered by impact against effort, so the first three can be done this week.
Social media
Your social media, reviewed profile by profile
Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube and Google Business Profile — whichever ones you have.
- The profile itself: name, bio, category, link, contact button, highlights and whether someone landing there understands what you sell in five seconds.
- Consistency: how often you post, at what times, and how long the last gap was.
- Formats: reels, carousels, stories, live — which ones move in your industry and which ones you are spending time on for nothing.
- Real engagement versus follower count: saves, shares and comments, which are the ones the algorithm actually rewards.
- Your Google Business Profile: reviews, photos, hours, categories and questions — the cheapest local channel and usually the most neglected.
- What your competitors publish and what works for them, taken from their public accounts.
- Whether they are running ads right now: we check the Meta ad library and tell you what they are promoting.
- A 30-day content plan with specific topics for your business, not a generic calendar.
Market & competitors
Who you are really competing against
Usually not the ones you name. The competitor that hurts is the one taking the search you should be taking.
- The five competitors that matter in your area and in search, listed with the reason each one is on the list.
- A side-by-side comparison: what they promise, what they charge if they show it, what they include, how they answer.
- Search terms they rank for and you do not, and which of those are worth chasing.
- Where the demand is coming from: volume, seasonality and how it moves through the year in your category.
- The gap: what nobody in your market is covering and could be yours without fighting anyone for it.
- Prices and packaging in your category, so you can see whether you are cheap, expensive or invisible.
- The channels your market actually uses — search, referral, marketplace, WhatsApp, in person — and how much of your effort is in the wrong one.
- A one-page positioning recommendation: what to say you are, in a sentence, so the difference is obvious.
How it works
Three steps, three business days
You fill in the form
Two minutes. The address of your site and your profiles is enough to start; everything else helps us aim better. No passwords and no access to anything of yours.
We run it and read it
Our tools measure the site, pull the competitors and look at the profiles. Then a person reads the output and throws away everything that is noise — which is most of what a tool reports.
You get the report
A PDF by email within three business days, plus an optional 20-minute call to walk through it. If you never take the call, the report still stands on its own.
The deliverable
What lands in your inbox
One PDF, written in your language, that someone else could execute without us.
- An executive page: the three things that are costing you the most, in plain language.
- The technical list, each item with severity, what it affects and how it is fixed.
- The prioritised action plan: what to do this week, this month and this quarter.
- The social media review with the 30-day content plan.
- The competitor table and the positioning recommendation.
- Screenshots and measurements, so you can hand it to a developer and they know exactly what to touch.
The honest part
Why it is free
Because describing what we do convinces nobody and looking at your actual site does. If after reading the report you want us to execute it, we quote it in writing. If you would rather hand it to your own team or to another agency, the report is yours and there is no invoice. Most of the work is automated on our side, which is why we can afford to give it away.
Request the auditWhat we will not do
A free audit is only worth something if you can hand us the address without worrying about what happens next.
- We do not ask for passwords or access to your accounts. Everything we look at is public, or something you choose to paste into the form.
- We do not publish, comment on or contact anyone on your behalf, and we never write to your competitors.
- We do not sell, rent or share your data, and your site does not end up as an example in a presentation.
- We do not send a report generated by a robot without a person reading it first. If your case does not warrant an audit, we tell you instead of padding it.
- We do not chase you. Two follow-up emails at most, and if you ask us to stop, we stop.
Request it
Tell us where to look
Name, email and the address of your site or your main profile is enough. Everything else sharpens the report.
Questions we get
Is it really free? What is the catch?
It is free and there is no catch. We hope that after reading it you will hire us to execute it, and sometimes that happens. When it does not, we lose a few hours of mostly automated work and you keep a report you can use with anyone.
I do not have a website yet. Is this useful to me?
Yes. Leave the website field empty. In that case the report covers your social media, your Google Business Profile, your market and your competitors, and tells you what your first site would need to cost you the least and produce the most.
Do I have to take a call?
No. The report arrives by email whether or not you ever talk to us. The call is offered because it is faster to explain some things out loud, not as a condition.
How long does it take?
Three business days. If your case needs more — a large site, several brands, more than one country — we tell you upfront rather than delivering late.
What language is the report in?
In the language you use to write to us. Spanish or English, and we can do French, Portuguese, Hebrew, Russian or Italian if you need it for a partner.