Quick start · Websites · 5 days
Website audit. Five days, one report, no guesswork.
- Length
- 5 business days from access.
- You get
- A ranked report, a 60 minute walkthrough, and the raw data.
- Cost
- Fixed, agreed in writing before we start.
- Clients rate us
- 4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews
Who does what
You give us access. We give you the list.
You hold
- Read access to Search Console, GA4 and the CMS
- The pages or goals that matter most to you
- One hour for the walkthrough on day five
Codeeo holds
- A full crawl and the technical faults ranked by impact
- Core Web Vitals from field data, with the fixes that move them
- Tracking, forms and conversion paths tested end to end
- A content and ranking review of your top twenty pages
What is in the report
Six sections, each with a fix and an effort.
- Technical health
- Crawl errors, redirects, canonicals, sitemap, robots, indexation and the templates that are quietly broken.
- Speed and Core Web Vitals
- LCP, INP and CLS from real Chrome visits, what is causing each one, and the order to fix them in.
- Tracking and measurement
- Whether GA4, the ad pixels and the goals actually fire, and what you are not measuring that you should.
- Conversion paths
- Every form, call button and checkout step tested on phone and desktop, with the drop offs named.
- Content and rankings
- Your top twenty pages against what they rank for and what they should, with the gaps a competitor already fills.
- The priority list
- Everything above as one ranked list: impact, effort, who should do it, and what we would start with on Monday.
How the five days run
Access on Monday, walkthrough on Friday.
Every quick start runs on the same rule: a written scope and a fixed cost before day one, a named lead, and a report you own whether or not you continue with us.
Day 1: access and crawl
We confirm access, run the crawl and pull 28 days of field data.
Days 2 and 3: testing
Speed, tracking, forms and content, page by page, on phone and desktop.
Day 4: the report
Findings written up and ranked, with effort and owner against each item.
Day 5: walkthrough
An hour on a call to go through the list and agree what happens next, if anything.
Is this the right start?
Is a website audit the right start?
Tick what describes you
The verdict updates as you go. Nothing is recorded.
Or, if you
- You already know the site needs rebuilding.Start with product scoping
- The problem is a slow store checkout specifically.See the checkout teardown
- You want to know where buyers are searching, not what the site does.See the visibility audit
Questions about the website audit
Read access is enough.
Other quick starts
Not the right question? There are eight more.
- 012 weeksProduct scopingScope, timeline and a fixed cost
- 021 weekPlatform fit reviewWhich platform, and what it will cost to run
- 033 daysCheckout teardownWhere the basket is losing orders
- 045 daysVisibility auditWhere your buyers are searching, and who is winning
- 051 weekCodebase reviewWhat you have, and what it will cost to carry
- 062 weeksSpeed optimisationCore Web Vitals passed, measured in the field
- 075 daysTechnical SEO reviewCrawl, index, structure and schema, fixed or listed
- 083 daysConversion teardownWhy visitors leave without enquiring, and the fixes
Start it
Start the website audit.
A reply within one business day with the scope and the fixed cost in writing.
- 1
A reply within one business day
From the lead who would run it, with two or three questions.
- 2
The scope and cost in writing
What is in, what is out, the fixed cost and the start date.
- 3
Access and start
Read only access on your accounts, and the work begins.