Your website, audited in writing.
Send us your link and we go through your site the way one of your customers would. You get back a written audit covering what is working, what is quietly losing you enquiries, and what we would fix first.
Three a week. Six to eight pages, in your inbox within three working days.
Working with South African businesses since 2020
Eight things that decide whether a visitor becomes an enquiry.
Every audit covers the same ground, then goes deeper wherever your site is losing the most.
The first ten seconds on a phone
What a stranger sees, understands and can do before they decide to stay or leave. Most South African traffic arrives on a phone, so that is where we start.
Speed, and what it costs you
How long your pages take to become usable, what is holding them up, and how much of that is a quick fix rather than a rebuild.
What the page asks people to do
Your buttons, your forms and the friction between the two. This is usually where the enquiries are going missing.
Whether people can find you
Page titles, headings and structure, and whether your pages are showing up in search at all. Plenty of sites have a page that Google has never been able to read.
Your Google Business Profile
For most local businesses this brings in more enquiries than the website does. We check your categories, your details, your photographs and how your review count compares to the businesses ranking above you.
Whether you can see what is happening
Analytics and conversion tracking. If a form submission is not being recorded, no amount of advertising will tell you what is working.
The words on the page
Whether your copy answers the questions a buyer has, in their language, or whether it describes your business to your business.
The POPIA basics
Whether you have a privacy policy, whether your cookie consent works the way it is meant to, and whether your forms ask permission properly. Most sites we look at get at least one of these wrong.
What this audit is not.
Worth being clear about, because there is a lot of this going around.
An automated score out of 100
A tool can tell you a page loads in 2.4 seconds. It cannot tell you why nobody is filling in your form. We read the site ourselves and write it up.
A sales call in disguise
There is no call. The audit lands in your inbox as a document you read in your own time, and you are free to hand it to whoever builds your site.
Advice from people who have never built the thing
Every fix we list is work we do ourselves, most weeks. When we say something takes an afternoon, it is because we have spent that afternoon doing it.
Three steps, all of them written.
You send the link
Your website address and a few lines about your business, who you are trying to reach and what you wish the site did better. The form below takes about two minutes.
We go through it properly
Your site, your Google listing and your competitors, on a phone and on a desktop, looking at all eight areas the way a customer of yours would.
You get the document
Six to eight pages, within three working days. What is working, what is not, what we would fix first, and what it would cost if you would like us to do it.
Send us your website.
The more you tell us here, the more useful the audit will be. If you do not have a website yet, say so and we will audit what you do have.
What happens next.
A written confirmation, same day
You will hear from us by email confirming we have your details and when the audit will land.
Your audit, within three working days
Six to eight pages you can read, forward and act on. Every problem ranked by what it is costing you, with the fix beside it.
Then it is your call
Do it yourself, hand it to your developer, or ask us to take it on from R3,500 a month. Nothing happens unless you ask.
The things people ask first.
Is it really free?
How long is the audit?
Do I have to get on a call?
What if I do not have a website yet?
Will you try to sell me something?
Why only three a week?
Who does the audit?
Find out what your website is doing when you are not watching.
Three audits a week, written by hand, sent to your inbox within three working days. It costs you two minutes and nothing else.
