All prices exclude VAT. We quote fixed prices for defined work, and we do not sell retainers that absorb whatever hours are left at the end of the month.
Free
A scored snapshot of how answer engines currently see your site.
Most common starting point
£150 one-off
The complete technical diagnostic, generated by the engine. No human involved, no meeting required.
from £950 one-off
Everything the engine produces, plus live testing against the models and an analyst who has read it.
Scoped per project
We make the fixes ourselves rather than handing you a list.
from £300 per month
Answer engines change weekly. This is how you find out before your board does.
Hosting and third-party licences, your agency’s time, and any content production beyond the pages we restructure directly. Where a fix needs a change from your hosting provider or CDN partner, we will specify it precisely and support the conversation, but we cannot make the change on their behalf.
In almost every case, yes. Implementing without a diagnosis means guessing at priorities, and we would rather not take money for that. The exception is where you already hold a recent, credible technical audit we can work from.
Yes, and without penalty. The audit is written so that any competent developer can act on it: response codes, code snippets and example markup, not vague recommendations. Plenty of clients do exactly this. We would rather the work happened than that we did it.
Because much of the audit is automated and the rest is a fixed, repeatable method, while implementation is bespoke engineering against your platform, your CDN and your release process. The audit is priced to be an easy decision. Implementation is priced as the build work it is.
No. It runs monthly with thirty days’ notice to cancel. A new supplier in a new discipline should be easy to leave, and we would rather earn the renewal each month than rely on a lock-in.
Yes. If you operate several brands or country domains, ask us for a group price — additional domains audited within the same engagement are charged at a reduced rate, because much of the method is shared across them.