Most sites that aren't producing enquiries have three or four specific things wrong with them, not a rebuild's worth. The trouble is that nobody has looked properly, so the guessing starts at the top and gets expensive.
An audit's a day of real work: a crawl, Search Console, speed on an actual phone, the tracking, and the pages people land on. You get a prioritised list rather than two hundred warnings from a tool.
It's £900. If you go ahead with the work, the £900 comes off it, so you aren't paying twice. You own the findings either way and can hand them to us, to your own developers, or to nobody.
