Entry 01: Audit tiers
Pick the size that fits your site.
| Tier | What it covers | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Sample |
A basic top-level site overview from publicly accessible data.
|
Free |
| Standard |
Smaller sites, typically under roughly 500 indexed pages.
|
$1,500 |
| Enhanced |
Mid-size sites, typically up to roughly 5,000 pages: Big archives, heavy taxonomy sprawl, multiple content types, commerce content in the mix.
|
$3,000 |
| Large scale |
Larger sites, typically 20,000+ pages, multi-site portfolios, migrations in flight.
|
Per project |
Every paid audit includes the free 90-day check-in: A 30-minute call, no written report, reviewing what got implemented and early results.
Entry 02: Add-ons
Available with any tier, or on their own.
Commerce content review.
A dedicated pass over affiliate articles, buying guides, and review templates: Firsthand-experience signals, disclosure, and review-update compliance. Priced per project.
Competitor teardown.
Where named competitors outrank you, the content gaps they own, and backlink comparison. Priced per project.
Content gap analysis.
What your audience searches for that you don’t cover, mapped against what you already have. Priced per project.
Implementation help.
Hands-on fixes from the report, scoped and priced separately. Never bundled with the audit by default.
Follow-up audit.
A re-audit after implementation, priced by scope.
Full or partial redesign.
When the audit finds the theme itself is the problem: Custom WordPress theme and site-structure rebuild, designed around the audit findings, implemented by our specialist partner. Priced per project.
Entry 03: See it in practice
Hooniverse.com, relaunched November 9, 2026.
207 categories collapsed into eight, 1,136 tag archives retired, a 216-row redirect map, meta description templates, and schema markup in the new templates. Read the case study.
Entry 04: Contact
Not sure which tier fits?
Start with the free sample, or email me with your site address and roughly how many pages it has. I will tell you which tier fits, and what the audit would look at first.