Repair
If you don’t have a developer to spare, I implement what the audit finds myself. The scope comes from what’s actually broken, and you get a before-and-after report you can check line by line.
Ask for a free diagnosisThe scope comes from the diagnosis, which is free. No call required.
Teams without a developer free for this work, or who’d rather have one person own it from finding to fix. The free diagnosis comes first, so the scope is based on your site and not on a template.
Fixed scope, seven days. If the audit finds more than that, the timeline is agreed along with the quote.
Quoted after the free diagnosis, against what’s actually broken. A site failing one check doesn’t pay what one failing all five does, and you see the number before agreeing to anything.
It depends on your stack. Usually a developer on your side applies the changes from a spec I hand over, or I can work directly in a staging environment if that’s easier for you.
No. The repair is a one-off engagement. Some clients ask me to keep monitoring citations and shipping new question-and-answer content afterwards; that’s a separate monthly conversation, never a condition of the repair.
Link building, digital PR, and work to get your brand mentioned on forums, news sites or Wikipedia. New content beyond the pages in the agreed scope. Ongoing monitoring after delivery.
No. Nobody can honestly guarantee either. What you get is the agreed fixes made and a report you can verify line by line.
Send the domain. You get the findings either way, and a quote only if you ask for one.
Ask for a free diagnosisOr run the free checker first.