Technical SEO
the foundation

Three tiers with different purposes. The free website check is a quick first assessment delivered within 24 hours — good for finding out whether something is wrong at all. The deep-dive analysis from €490 goes broad: full crawl, competitive benchmark against two or three rivals, keyword and content gaps, 90-day roadmap. The technical audit on this page goes deep instead: six technical dimensions, manual review of templates, JS rendering and schema, server logs — and actionable instructions at the end rather than a list of topics.

An action list sorted by impact and effort — not a 200-page PDF. Each item comes with the exact location, the proposed fix including a code snippet where that makes sense, and an estimate of what implementing it costs. Plus a one-hour handover call with your technical team. The benchmark is simple: your developers should be able to start afterwards without asking questions.

It depends on the situation, and we tell you beforehand. A technical audit makes sense when you have lost visibility without knowing why, when rankings collapsed after a relaunch, or when pages are not indexed despite good content. It makes little sense for a small, technically unremarkable site whose real problem is missing content — then we would be selling you the wrong service. The free check is enough to tell the difference.

One to two weeks. The crawl itself is done in a day; the time goes into manual review and prioritisation. What usually delays things is missing access — without Search Console, Analytics and ideally server logs, exactly the data is missing that shows which errors actually cost traffic and which merely look bad on paper.

Read access to Google Search Console and your analytics, plus — if possible — server logs from recent weeks. We need neither write permissions nor CMS access for the audit. Where access is unavailable we work with what is measurable from the outside; but the ability to say which pages actually get crawled drops noticeably.

On request yes, but it is not part of the audit. Many clients have the list worked through by their own team or their existing agency — that is what it is written for. If we implement, it is quoted separately so the recommendations are not open to the suspicion of writing their own follow-up work. For ongoing support there are the monthly delivery plans from €390.

We work with Screaming Frog, Ahrefs, Search Console and Lighthouse, among others. Free tools do produce usable findings — their problem is not measurement but weighting: they report hundreds of issues as equals, without knowing which templates carry revenue and which errors are inconsequential. That judgement is the work you are paying for here, not the scan.