Technical SEO: crawl, index, render, speed
Google has to find a page, decide to keep it, see what's on it and load it fast enough for people to stay. When one of those breaks, good content doesn't matter. We find the break and fix it.
Fix sprint from $2,200
Prices updated October 2026
Signs something technical is wrong
- Search Console says pages are "Crawled, currently not indexed" and the list keeps growing.
- Traffic dropped right after a redesign, a new theme or a platform move.
- Your pages show up in Google with the wrong URL, or twice.
- Core Web Vitals in Search Console are red on the templates that matter.
- You're planning a migration and would like it to not hurt.
What we check, ring by ring
- CrawlCan Google find it?
- robots.txt rules that block more than they should
- Internal links, and pages nothing links to
- Filter and parameter URLs eating crawl time
- Server errors and slow responses
- IndexDoes Google keep it?
- Canonical tags pointing the wrong way
- noindex tags left on by mistake
- Duplicate pages and near-duplicates
- Sitemaps that list the wrong URLs
- RenderCan Google see it?
- Content that only appears after JavaScript runs
- Text inside tabs or lazy-loaded sections
- Links built in a way crawlers can't follow
- SpeedWill people wait for it?
- LCP, INP and CLS on your key templates
- Oversized images and missing dimensions
- Third-party scripts that slow everything down
Moving to a new site or platform?
Tell us before launch if you can. A migration sprint includes the redirect map from every old URL to its new home, checks on the staging site, and close monitoring for the weeks after launch. Fixing a migration afterwards is possible, but slower.
What a sprint hands over
- Prioritized issue list
- Every problem, with how much it likely matters and how much work it is. The top of the list goes first.
- Fixes, done or ticketed
- On common platforms we make the fixes ourselves. Otherwise you get tickets your developer can pick up without a meeting.
- Redirect map
- When URLs change, a sheet of old to new, tested.
- Before and after
- Search Console indexing and Core Web Vitals at the start, and again at the end.
- Sprint summary
- What we changed, what's left, and what to keep an eye on.
Sprint length
- Week 1
Crawl, Search Console review, issue list agreed with you.
- Weeks 1–3
Fixes, highest impact first.
- Weeks 3–4
Checks, before-and-after numbers, summary.
Usually 2–4 weeks per sprint. Large sites or migrations take longer, and the proposal says so.
Access we'll need
- Admin access to the site or hosting, or a developer who can make changes.
- A staging site, if you have one.
- Access to Search Console. If you don't have it set up, we'll do that first.
What it costs
- Technical SEO fix sprint
One-off, scope fixed in the proposal
from $2,200 - Inside Growth Watch
Technical health checks every month
$2,600/mo - Inside Full Watch
Health checks plus a quarterly technical audit
$4,500/mo
A sprint is a one-off with no term. "From" means we fix the price in writing once we've seen the site. Anything outside the agreed scope is $125/h, and only with your written okay.
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 termsBefore you book a sprint
Do you write code?
On WordPress, Shopify, Webflow and similar platforms, yes, we make the fixes. On custom builds we write precise tickets for your developer and check the work after.
Will you get my Core Web Vitals to green?
We'll fix what's within reach on your templates and tell you what isn't. Some causes, like a heavy theme or a booking widget you rely on, need a bigger decision than a sprint.
We're migrating next month. Is that too late?
No, but sooner is better. Get in touch and we'll tell you whether a sprint fits the timeline.
Our site is built with React or another JavaScript framework. Can you help?
Yes. We check what Google actually renders and whether content and links exist without JavaScript. Fixes usually mean server-side rendering or prerendering, which your developer implements.
Why "from" $2,200?
Because a 40-page brochure site and a 20,000-URL store aren't the same job. After a look at the site, you get a fixed price before any work starts.
Not sure it's technical?
The free audit checks crawling, indexing and speed on your public pages first. If the problem is technical, it shows up in the list, and a sprint then has a clear scope.