Check your local SEO before you pay anyone a single dollar.

Yes, really free, with no catch beyond the obvious one: the tools run in your browser and nothing is sent to us. The ‘catch’ is transparent: if the results worry you, we’d like to be the company you call — but you can take your score and fix everything yourself. If you want a guided path instead of a score, the free 28-day visibility sprint turns all of this into one task per day.

It’s a structured self-assessment — the same ten questions we start every paid audit with. It’s only as honest as your answers, which is why the full audit verifies each one with real data before we recommend anything. If any of the terms in your results are new, our plain-English marketing glossary defines all of them without the jargon. If you want the reasoning behind the signals it checks, what Google looks for when it decides which website to show first covers the same ground in longer form.

No — and be suspicious of anyone who promises revenue. It’s arithmetic on the numbers you entered: your customer value, your close rate, your capacity. It shows the size of the gap, not a guarantee we’ll fill it. The arithmetic behind it is set out in what a lead is worth and how to calculate it, so you can check our working.

Verification and priorities. We check your actual rankings, your competitors’ reviews and pages, your site speed, and your tracking — then hand you a prioritized list of what to fix first, whether or not you hire us. The fastest way to start is the free audit request — email reply within 48 hours. Planning a redesign? Pair the audit with the free website launch checklist so the rebuild protects everything the audit says is working.

No. Every gap the checker flags is written in plain language, and the audit report is too. If a recommendation needs a developer, we say so up front. If your weakest area turns out to be your Google profile, start with our free 10-step Google Business Profile checklist — every step is published, none of it is gated.

Then you’re ahead of most local businesses — and the conversation changes from fixing to defending: protecting rankings, widening the review lead, and raising the value of each job.