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Genuinely free. No card required, no "$1 trial," no premium tier that unlocks the real findings, no "we will send the full report if you book a 60-minute meeting." The PDF you get is the deliverable in full.

If you want us to fix what the audit surfaces, that is a separate paid engagement quoted only if you ask. About 5 in 6 audit recipients never become paying clients, and that ratio is on purpose.

Roughly 1 in 6 audit recipients books a paid engagement inside 12 months. The other five don't, and that is still fine for us. We would rather be the agency that publishes a useful audit than the one running a cold-email drip.

The math works because the audit itself is automated. The crawler runs at zero marginal cost. Across thousands of runs a quarter, the small fraction who convert cover the rest of the funnel with room to spare.

One follow-up email about 7 days after the report lands, asking if you had any questions or want to book the optional strategy session. That is it. No drip sequence, no "we noticed you opened this last week" cold touches, no quarterly "checking in" emails three years later.

Unsubscribe from the one follow-up takes a single click and deletes your record. We would rather lose your contact than be the agency you ghost because we wouldn't stop emailing.

The report is automated. The crawler scores your site across 6 categories, runs real-device timing, checks the funnel, and generates the PDF and dashboard in about 60 seconds. That is why it lands in your inbox in minutes instead of days.

The optional 30-minute strategy session after is the human layer. If you want a senior strategist to walk through the findings and tell you which two fixes to ship first, book it. If you would rather work the report on your own, skip it.

Fine. The crawler audits the live site regardless of platform. What visitors actually see is what gets graded. Some findings will be platform-locked ("you can't fix this without leaving Wix") and the report is honest about that. Others will be one-click fixes inside your existing editor.

The audit isn't a "you should rebuild with us" pretext. About 30% of audit recipients on DIY platforms walk away with two or three fixable wins and stay on their current builder.

The audit still runs. About 40% of sites don't share analytics access. In that case, the revenue math uses category benchmarks plus public traffic estimates to model conservatively.

If you do share GA access (read-only) on the intake form, the projections get about 3 times more accurate. Either way, the structural audit across speed, mobile, SEO, tracking, conversion, and trust doesn't depend on analytics at all.

Yes, please. The PDF is yours unconditionally. Forward it to your team, your current dev, your marketing agency, your investor, your accountant. There is no "DO NOT DISTRIBUTE" watermark on it.

Honestly, the best outcome for us is when an audit recipient shares the PDF with a peer and that peer runs their own audit. That is how this funnel actually works.

Then the report says so, in writing, on page 1 of the PDF. There is no attempt to spin "you need a rebuild" into "you need a $299/mo plan from us" if the math doesn't support it.

If you do want us to handle the rebuild, our Pay Monthly Websites ($99 to $549/mo) and Growth Package ($299/mo all-in) are both fair options for a small business. But you will only hear about those if you ask, on the optional strategy session.

Yes. The report is the deliverable. After it lands, you get a link to book a free 30-minute Zoom with a senior strategist if you want one. Nobody schedules it for you. Nobody pushes you to book it. About half the recipients book, about half work the PDF on their own.

Same strategist who joins the session has 8+ years of conversion work behind them. They will walk the findings, answer questions, and tell you honestly whether you need an agency, a DIY platform, or just two specific fixes.

Yes, any time, free. Ship a fix, rerun the scan, watch the score climb. The dashboard link tracks every rerun so you can see the delta over weeks and months.

Same category structure, same scoring, same revenue math. That is the point: the audit is meant to be a tool you use repeatedly, not a one-time PDF that goes stale.