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An audit that ends in fixes, not a 90-page report.

We crawl your site, rank what's broken by what it costs you, and fix it, on your current site or in a redesign.

SEO audit · example.org2,418 pages crawled
Audit steps
An example audit. It crawls the site, pulls in six sources, ranks every issue by impact, fixes them, and re-runs to show the change.
Why this is different

Most audits stop at the report. Ours stops when the list is done.

A typical audit

  • Every issue marked high priority
  • Handed to your team to figure out
  • The same issues come back next year

A Patronage audit

  • One short list, ranked by what each fix is worth
  • Fixed by our engineers, in code
  • Re-run so you can see it's done
What we check

Six sources, one list.

No single tool sees everything. A crawl finds broken links, analytics shows who hits them, and Search Console shows what Google gave up on. We pull all six into one backlog.

SquirrelScan
Search Console
Analytics
Ahrefs
DataForSEO
Agent readiness

What each one adds

Each source answers a different question about the same site.

01

The crawl

Every page checked against hundreds of rules: broken links, redirects, titles, canonicals, speed, accessibility, and structured data.

02

What Google sees

The 404s Google found, pages it won't index, and the queries you already show up for.

03

What people hit

Which broken pages get visits, how often, and where those visitors came from.

04

Who links to you

Other sites still linking to pages that no longer exist, so a redirect wins that value back.

05

What it's worth

Rankings and search results for your topics, so each fix is ranked by what it's worth.

06

What AI tools see

Is It Agent Ready and Is Agentic score how easily AI assistants and agents can read and use your site.

Example: broken links

Every tool sees part of the problem.

A crawl only finds the links on your own pages. Analytics only sees visits that load its tag. Search Console only knows what Google tried. We line them up so nothing falls through, then give every URL one fix.

Broken URLCrawlSearch ConsoleAnalyticsAhrefsFix
/campaigns/2023-contractLinked from 4 pagesGoogle still crawls it1,240 visits3 news sites link hereredirect
→ /campaigns/contract
/join-nowNot seenNot seen615 visits, from emailNot seenredirect
→ /join
/resources/benefits-guide.pdfLinked from /membersNot indexedNot seenNot seenrestore
Re-upload the file
/news/2019-rallyNot seenGoogle found itNot seen12 sites link hereredirect
→ /news

Example rows.

Analytics alone misses half

Two of these four never show up in GA4: one is a file, and one only gets traffic from other sites and Google.

A crawl misses campaign links

An old email link isn't on any page, so only the visit data catches it.

Backlinks set the priority

A dead page other sites still link to gets a redirect first, so that link value comes back.

Fixed price

One price for the audit.

The audit price depends on the size of your site. The backlog it produces is what we scope the fixes from, on your current site or in a redesign.

SEO audit

Fixed fee

Get a quote

A fixed price, quoted on the size of your site.

The audit includes:
Six-source crawl and data pull
Broken URL report with a fix for each
Technical backlog, ranked by impact
Search and agent-readiness baseline
Review call and re-run after fixes

Fixes

Scoped

Scoped from the backlog the audit produces.

Then we fix it:
Redirects, metadata, and schema
Template and CMS fixes in code
Carried into a redesign, if you have one
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from the free audit tools?
Free tools give you a score and a long list. We combine six sources, rank each issue by what it's worth, and then do the fixing.
Can you find broken links that GA4 misses?
Yes. GA4 only sees visits that load your analytics tag. A crawl, Search Console, Ahrefs, and your server logs catch broken pages that people and search engines hit but GA4 never records.
We're planning a redesign. Should we wait?
No. Do the audit first. It tells the redesign which URLs need redirects and which pages carry search traffic you can't afford to lose.
Do we need to hire you to fix things?
No. The backlog is yours either way. Most teams have us do the fixes because we're already in the code.
What happens after the audit?
Most teams keep going with an ongoing program: content built from the queries the audit surfaced, AI search work, and paid search on the same query map.