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Whether search engines can actually see your pages
Rendering, indexation and crawl issues. On a JavaScript-built site this is where the largest problems usually hide.
FREENO CALL REQUIRED
A recorded teardown of your SEO, sent within three working days. You watch it, you keep it, and you do whatever you like with it.
No sales sequence. One follow up at most, and only if you ask for one.
We open your site, your Search Console if you give us access, and the search results your buyers are actually using. Then we record ourselves going through it.
Eight to twelve minutes. You see what we see and you hear the reasoning as it happens.
Why recorded rather than written: you can tell within two minutes whether we know your market. A document hides that. A recording does not.
What is in it
Three to five specific findings
Each with what it is, what it is costing you, and roughly what fixing it involves.
One named competitor
Where you sit against them on the searches that matter.
One thing this week
Something you could fix without our help.
What comes with it
A one-page written summary of the findings, so you can forward it to someone who will not watch a video.
This is a teardown, not an audit. It covers the three to five things that stand out. It does not cover everything, it does not produce a prioritised remediation plan, and it does not come with a developer specification.
Our Full-Stack SEO Audit does all of that. It takes 21 days, covers technical, content, competitive and commercial layers, and costs $3,500.
The teardown takes us about ninety minutes. The difference in depth is exactly what you would expect from that difference in time.
Take the teardown if
You want to know whether something obvious is broken. Free, and genuinely useful.
Take the paid audit if
You want to know why you are not ranking, in what order to fix it, and what your developers need to do.
We are telling you this here rather than after you have submitted a form.
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Rendering, indexation and crawl issues. On a JavaScript-built site this is where the largest problems usually hide.
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The most common cause of underperformance in property management software. Traffic rises, demos do not.
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Comparison pages. Alternative pages. Most companies in this market have none of them.
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We pick the one appearing most often on your core searches and show you the gap, specifically.
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A quick check across two or three platforms. The full six-platform picture is a separate free check.
We work with software built for residential property operations. Multifamily platforms, resident experience tools, HOA and community association software, maintenance systems, leasing and screening products.
Markets: United States, United Kingdom, Canada and Australia.
The teardown is most useful if you are in that space, because we already know your buyer, your competitors and the terminology your market uses.
We will still do it, and it will still be useful, but the market specific insight will be thinner. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right people to help.
Two minutes to fill in. Three working days to receive it.
If you can give us Search Console read access, the teardown gets considerably more specific. Not required, and we will do it without.
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Takes two minutes.
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Crawl, content review, SERP check, a quick AI visibility test.
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And write the one-page summary.
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Within three working days. You do whatever you want with it.
Because it is the most useful thing we can show a company we have never worked with, and because roughly one in six people who receive one asks us to do the full audit afterwards. That is a good enough return for ninety minutes.
No. We send the teardown. If you want to talk after watching it, you tell us. We may send one follow up asking whether it was useful, and that is the end of it.
The AI visibility check covers one subject in depth: where you appear across six AI platforms, tested repeatedly, with the reasons behind it. The teardown covers your SEO broadly and shallowly. Different questions. You can request both.
Then we say so, on the recording, and we tell you what we would look at next. It happens occasionally and it is a useful answer.
No. Search Console read access makes it considerably more specific, but we can do a useful teardown from the outside.
Yes. It is yours. Several people forward it to a founder or a board, which is part of why we make it a recording rather than a spreadsheet.
Direct. If your content is aimed at the wrong audience we will say that, on the recording, with examples from your own site. We would rather be useful than polite.
No call, no sequence, no obligation. If it is useful, you will know what to do next. If it is not, you have lost nothing.