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Technical AuditWebsite Technical Audit for WordPress
You get a concrete list of issues and priorities before spending on fixes. The audit shows what to repair first.
When it makes sense to run an audit
- You don't know why the site is slow.
- You're planning bigger changes and want to know the site's technical state first.
- You're taking over a project from another developer and want to know what's in it.
- You suspect security or SEO issues but don't know where to start.
- You want a list of priorities instead of guessing what to fix first.
How the audit works
Performance and configuration analysis
I check load times, database queries, and server configuration.
Security review
I verify updates, permissions, and potential vulnerabilities.
Technical SEO and code
I check indexing, site structure, plugins, and code.
Prioritized report
You get a list of issues ordered by priority to fix.
What the audit covers
Included
- Performance analysis (load time, database queries).
- Security review (updates, permissions, vulnerabilities).
- Technical SEO (indexing, structure, errors).
- Code and installed-plugin review.
- A report with a prioritized list of issues.
Not included
- Implementing the fixes (quoted after the report)
- Content and copywriting audit
The price depends on the size and complexity of the site. The audit itself doesn't include implementing fixes.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a technical website audit cost?
From $280 to $830, depending on the size and complexity of the site.
What do I get after the audit?
A report with a list of issues, priorities, and recommendations.
Does the audit include fixes?
The audit itself is a diagnosis. Fixes are quoted separately, based on the report.
Does the audit check SEO too?
Yes, on the technical SEO side - not content.
Want to know the real state of your site?
Send a link to the site - I'll put together the audit scope and a quote.