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Free SEO and GEO audit: what is holding your site back

We do not sell a PDF for your archive. You get a diagnosis of what is blocking your visibility in Google and in AI answers, and a fix list ordered by how much traffic each item is worth.

The offer, in full

The first audit is free. Here is exactly what that means.

An audit answers three questions: what is broken, what it is costing you, and what to repair first. The free one answers them at screening depth. The paid one answers them with implementation instructions attached.

WHAT YOU GET

A diagnosis and a ranked fix list

  • What is wrong across technical health, content, links and AI visibility
  • The items ordered by effect on traffic, not by how many the tool found
  • Written to be read by a business owner, not by a crawler
WHEN

5 working days

  • Counted from the moment we have your address and your go-ahead, not from the moment you sign anything
  • The full paid audit takes 3 to 14 working days depending on the size of the site
WHAT IT COSTS

Nothing, and no strings

  • No contract and no obligation to continue
  • If you do not hire us, the list is still yours
  • The full paid audit starts at 800 PLN net
WHAT WE NEED

Your address, and later access to two tools

  • For the free audit: the address of your website
  • For a full audit quote: a short brief plus access to Google Search Console and GA4
  • Nothing needs to be installed on your site
When it is worth doing

An audit earns its keep when decisions are being made blind.

  • Positions or traffic are falling. Search Console shows fewer clicks and nobody can say why.
  • You are spending and nothing moves. You pay for content, links or an agency, and the graph is flat.
  • A migration or a new site is coming. Changing domain, CMS or design is the single most common way companies lose months of traffic.
  • You suspect a Google penalty. A sudden drop after an algorithm update, or a manual action notice.
  • You have inherited the site from someone else. You want to know what you took on before you invest in it.
Scope

Five areas we go through

1. Technical health

Indexation, which is how many of your pages Google can see at all, crawl budget, loading speed and Core Web Vitals, the mobile version, redirects, robots.txt, the sitemap and duplicate URLs. This is the foundation: the best content in your market earns nothing if a crawler never reaches it. More on that in technical SEO.

2. Content and on-page

Meta tags, heading structure, duplicated content and keyword cannibalisation, meaning the situation where several of your own pages compete for the same query and weaken each other. We also judge how well each page matches the intent behind the search.

3. Link profile

We flag toxic links that can be dragging the domain down, and measure the link gap: how many links, and of what kind, you are missing compared with the competitors currently sitting in the top ten.

4. Competitors and keywords

We compare your visibility with two or three direct competitors and point to the queries with real commercial intent that they have taken and you have not.

5. Visibility in AI answers

This is the part a typical audit skips. We check whether and how ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity describe your brand, and whether they cite your pages. A growing share of buyers asks an assistant before they ask Google. The method behind it is on the GEO page, and the mechanics of citation are covered in where AI citations come from and SEO, AEO and GEO.

Process

How it runs, step by step

  1. Quote, one working day. A short brief plus access to Search Console and GA4. You know the price and the delivery date before anything starts.
  2. Analysis. A crawl of the whole site, data from the tools, then manual verification. The machine finds the symptoms; a person decides which ones matter.
  3. Report. Every recommendation carries a priority, a reason and an instruction for implementing it.
  4. Walkthrough, 1:1. Forty-five to sixty minutes on a video call going through the findings and your questions. You keep the recording.

Delivery times, stated plainly: a small service site takes 3 to 5 working days, a company site with a blog 5 to 10 days, an online store up to 14 days.

What you have in your hands at the end

  • A report split into critical, important and secondary issues.
  • A list of recommendations with the reasoning: what to fix, why, and how.
  • A plan for the next three to six months, ready for us or for your own team.
  • The recording of the walkthrough, to go back to whenever you need it.
SAMPLE LINES FROM A REPORT
  • [CRITICAL] 214 pages outside the index: a rule in robots.txt is blocking the /blog/ directory. Estimated loss: around 38% of potential traffic. Time to fix: 15 minutes.
  • [IMPORTANT] LCP of 4.8 s on mobile, against a target below 2.5 s. Main culprit: an uncompressed 2.1 MB banner on the home page.
  • [MEDIUM] 12 pairs of pages cannibalise the same queries. Recommendation: merge the content and set 301 redirects as listed.
Price

Free first. Paid when you need the full thing.

You start with the free SEO and GEO audit: send the address, get the diagnosis and the priority list in 5 working days, with no contract. If you need the complete analysis with implementation-ready recommendations, the full audit is priced below.

Type of sitePrice, netDelivery
Small service site (up to about 30 pages)800 to 1500 PLN3 to 5 working days
Company site with a blog (up to about 500 pages)1500 to 3500 PLN5 to 10 working days
Online store or large sitefrom 3500 PLN, quoted individuallyup to 14 working days

What moves the price: the number of pages, the technology (sites built on JavaScript need deeper analysis), the number of language versions and how competitive the market is. Prices are quoted in Polish zloty, net of VAT. These are Polish market rates, so it is worth comparing them against your local quotes.

If you go on to a monthly retainer, the audit is included in the packages on the pricing page, and larger projects are quoted individually.

Afterwards

A report nobody implements is worth the same as no report

So there are three routes out of the audit. Your team implements the recommendations with our support. Or we implement them as a one-off project. Or you move to a monthly retainer covering SEO and GEO, where we work through the plan month by month and report on what moved.

How you will know it worked

One example from our own work: a B2B service site, flat for two years. The audit found part of the site blocked from indexing, slow LCP and commercial keywords cannibalising each other. Three months after the recommendations were implemented, the blocked pages were back in the index, mobile LCP had come down and clicks from Google had grown. We do not put percentages on that here, because we only publish figures together with the tool, the period and the scope they were measured on.

The measures worth watching after any audit are the same four: how many pages are indexed, your Core Web Vitals, the positions of your priority queries, and whether your brand shows up in AI answers. Case studies go through the work in more detail.

Questions

What people ask before ordering an audit

How much does the full SEO audit cost?

The initial SEO and GEO audit is free. The full paid audit is 800 to 1500 PLN net for a small service site, 1500 to 3500 PLN net for a company site with a blog, and from 3500 PLN net for an online store or a large site.

What does the audit cover?

Five areas: technical health (indexation, crawl budget, speed, Core Web Vitals, mobile), content and on-page (meta tags, headings, duplication, keyword cannibalisation), the link profile, competitor and keyword analysis, and how your brand appears in AI answers.

How long does it take?

The free SEO and GEO audit takes 5 working days. For the full audit: 3 to 5 working days for a small service site, 5 to 10 days for a company site with a blog, and up to 14 days for an online store or a large site. The date is confirmed in the quote, before work starts.

Why is a crawler report not enough?

A crawler returns a list of symptoms with no context: it does not know which errors are costing you traffic and which can be ignored. An expert audit combines that data with Search Console and analytics, judges the business impact of every problem and sets the order of the fixes.

How often should the audit be repeated?

A full audit once every 12 months, and always before a migration or a redesign, or after a sudden drop in traffic. On a monthly retainer we monitor the site continuously, so a separate audit is not needed.

Who implements the recommendations?

You get the report with priorities, a list of recommendations with the reasoning and instructions, and a plan for the next three to six months, discussed on a 1:1 call. We can implement the recommendations as a one-off project or inside a monthly retainer, or your own team can, with our support.

More answers are on the FAQ page.

Send the address. Get the audit.

We check how your site performs in Google and whether it appears in AI answers, then tell you what to fix first and whether a full audit is worth paying for. Five working days, no obligation.