We run the real scan
and email it over.
The thirty checks you can watch on the audit page are a worked example, running live against our own site. A browser is not permitted to read another website's code, which means nobody can honestly score your site from a page you happen to be sitting on. Tell us the address and we'll run the scan properly at our end, then send you the whole report.
The report is free, there is no card and no call, and it's yours to keep. It doesn't put you on a list or start a sales sequence, and you're welcome to hand it to somebody else to action.
The findings, not a teaser score.
Written so it can go straight to whoever looks after your site, including when that person is you and you have never touched a meta tag in your life. Seven sections.
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The thirty checks, on your domain
HTTPS, navigation visible without JavaScript, crawlable internal links, a single static H1, structured data, a canonical URL, XML sitemap, robots.txt and llms.txt. Pass or fail on each, with what the failure actually costs you.
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Titles and meta, page by page
Every page listed with its current title tag and meta description, flagged where those are missing, duplicated across pages, too long to display in full, or simply say nothing about what you sell.
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Heading structure
Your H1 to H4 outline on each page. Search engines and AI assistants use headings to work out what a page is about, and a page with six H1s or none at all reads as noise.
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Structured data
Whether your business, address, opening hours, services and reviews are marked up in a form a machine can lift, and which schema types you're missing for what you do.
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Internal linking
Which pages nothing links to, which ones are carrying all the weight, and where a link between two of them would help both. Orphan pages are easy to create by accident, and they cost you quietly.
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llms.txt and AI crawler access
Whether GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and Google's AI crawlers are allowed in, and whether there's anything at your address telling them what your business does. llms.txt is an emerging convention, not an established ranking factor and not something every assistant reads. We check it because it is quick to fix and it cannot hurt, not because publishing one gets you cited.
Then a prioritised fix list
Every finding ordered by what it is costing you against how long it takes to put right, so you can see what to do this week and what will keep until next quarter. Each item says what to change, where to change it, and roughly how long that takes.
Where do we send it?
Two required fields, and the rest only if they're useful. A founder reviews the scan and replies personally.
Three things, then it's in your inbox.
We run the real scan
At our end, against your actual pages. Nothing on this page has measured your site yet and we won't pretend otherwise, so every number in your report is one we have genuinely taken.
You get the report within one business day
Usually the same day. If the site is large enough that it will take longer than that, we email you and say so rather than leave you wondering.
You keep it either way
Hire us, hand it to whoever currently looks after the site, or work through it yourself over a few evenings. It is written to be actioned by somebody who isn't us.
Before you fill that in.
Why do you need my email address for a free audit?
Because the report is emailed, and because the scan doesn't happen until a person runs it. We're not holding a score back to make you hand over your details. At the point you fill this in there is no score, because nobody has looked at your site yet.
Do you scan my website while I wait on the page?
No, and anything claiming to is guessing. A browser is not permitted to read another website's code. The thirty checks you can watch on the audit page are running live against pixelategroup.com, our own site, as a worked example of what the output looks like. Yours is run separately, by us, once this form comes through.
How long does the report take, and what does it cost?
Within one business day, and it costs nothing. We do it because fixing what the report finds is work we sell, and if you never ask us to, you still know what is wrong with your site. That trade works for us.
What does it cost if I want you to fix what the report finds?
$899 one-off for a site of up to 10 pages, or $1,299 one-off for 11 to 40 pages, both including GST. That covers titles and meta descriptions per page, heading structure, alt text, Open Graph tags, canonicals, structured data, twelve written questions and answers, llms.txt, AI crawler rules, the sitemap, and Analytics and Search Console setup. Above 40 pages we quote it properly. If you'd rather have search worked on every month instead of once, that's the monthly search plan or the Advanced Local SEO Campaign, both priced on the SEO page.
Send us the address.
One form, and the report comes back inside a business day.