SEO audit: everything wrong, in the order to fix it
A full SEO audit of your website: technical crawl, Search Console, content, keywords, links and competitors. You get a written action plan that says what to do first, who should do it and roughly how long it takes.
$690 · $1,350 · from $2,400
Prices updated October 2026
When an audit makes sense
- Traffic dropped and nobody can tell you why.
- You're about to hire an agency, maybe us, and you'd like your own copy of the truth first.
- You've got a developer or in-house marketer who can do the work and needs a plan.
- It's been a couple of years and a few redesigns since anyone looked properly.
Free audit or paid audit?
The free one is a quick look from the outside. The paid one goes all the way in.
| What we look at | Free audit | Paid audit |
|---|---|---|
| What we look at | Public pages only | Public pages, plus Search Console and GA4 if you give access |
| Findings | 15–30, prioritized | Everything we find, prioritized |
| Technical crawl | Sample of key pages | Full crawl up to your page tier |
| Content and keywords | Spot checks | Key templates and pages, keyword and intent gaps |
| Backlinks | Not included | Profile summary and any red flags |
| Competitors | Not included | Compared with 3 competitors you name |
| Action plan | 2–3 quick wins | Written plan with who does what and effort estimates |
| Walkthrough call | Optional, if you ask | 45 minutes, included |
| Delivery | 3–5 business days | 5–10 business days, depending on size |
| Price | $0 | $690 / $1,350 / from $2,400 |
What's in the report
- Technical review
- A crawl of your site: errors, redirects, canonicals, indexing, speed on key templates.
- Indexing and Search Console review
- What Google has, what it skipped and why, if you give us access.
- On-page and content review
- Your key templates and money pages, read the way a searcher would.
- Keyword and intent gaps
- What three competitors you name rank for that you don't, and whether it's worth chasing.
- Backlink summary
- What links you have, anything worrying, and whether it needs action.
- Local check
- Business Profile and listings, if local search matters to you.
- Action plan
- Prioritized, with who should do each item and roughly how long it takes.
- Walkthrough call
- 45 minutes to go through it. Bring your developer if you like.
When you get it
- Up to 50 pages
5–7 business days
- Up to 500 pages
7–10 business days
- More than 500 pages
Quoted with the price
The clock starts once we have access, or once you tell us to go ahead without it.
What helps us
- View access to Search Console and GA4. The audit works without it, just less deeply.
- Three competitors you actually lose to.
- A few lines on what you want from search.
What it costs
- Up to 50 pages$690
- Up to 500 pages$1,350
- More than 500 pagesfrom $2,400
A paid audit is a one-off with no term. The fee isn't credited toward a monthly plan. The action plan is yours to use with us, another agency or your own team.
No one can guarantee rankings — Google decides. We commit to the work we list and how we report it.
Prices updated October 2026
Full service termsAbout the audit
What if I just want the list and do the work myself?
That's a perfectly good outcome. The plan is written so someone outside SEOBark can follow it.
Is the audit fee taken off a plan if I sign up afterwards?
No. The audit is priced as standalone work, so it's useful whether or not you hire us.
How is this different from the free audit?
The free audit is 15–30 findings from public pages. The paid audit adds Search Console and analytics data, backlinks, competitors, a full action plan and a call. See the table above.
Can my developer join the call?
Please bring them. It saves a round of emails.
How do you count pages?
Pages Google can index, roughly what's in your sitemap. If you're unsure which tier you're in, we'll check before quoting.
Not ready to pay for a full audit?
The free audit is the same kind of look from the outside: 15–30 findings in 3–5 business days. Plenty of people stop there and fix things themselves, which is fine.