From $97/month
Website performance audit
A ranked list of what's costing you leads: slow load times, unclear calls to action, broken tracking.
Most sites don’t fail loudly. They just load a little slow on mobile, bury the call-to-action below three scrolls, or lose the lead entirely because the tracking was never wired up correctly. None of that shows up unless someone goes looking for it.
An audit is that look. It covers load speed, mobile usability, and where visitors are actually dropping off, then turns what it finds into a list ranked by what to fix first. It’s built for a business that already has a site and wants to know whether it’s working before spending money on ads or a rebuild.
An audit is often the first step before web design and development or sales funnels. It tells you which one you actually need, instead of guessing.
Book a strategy call to find out what your site is costing you, or see the full lead generation systems service if the site needs more than a fix list.
What's included
- A full technical pass on load speed, mobile usability, and tracking
- A prioritized fix list ranked by likely impact on leads
- A walkthrough call to explain the findings in plain language
- A written report you keep, whether or not you hire us to fix it
Most audits are delivered within a week of handoff. Larger sites get a specific timeline on the call.
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Common questions
Questions about website performance audit
- What does a website performance audit include?
- A full pass on load speed, mobile usability, and the specific places visitors are dropping off before they contact you. You get a prioritized list ranked by impact instead of a generic checklist. The fixes that would move the most leads come first.
- How long does an audit take?
- Most audits are delivered within a week of the site being handed over. Larger sites with more pages to review take a little longer, and get a specific timeline on the call.
- Do you fix the issues you find, or just hand over a report?
- Both are available. The audit itself is the report and the prioritized fix list. Implementing those fixes is scoped separately, either as a one-off project or folded into an ongoing engagement.
- Is an audit worth it if my site feels fine?
- A site can feel fine to you and still be losing leads. Slow mobile load times and unclear next steps are easy to miss unless you're looking for them. If the site is already converting well, the audit says so plainly rather than manufacturing problems to justify itself.