Free website audit · Statewide
More than fifty checks across SEO, speed, mobile, conversions, AI readiness and security. Reviewed by a person in Central Florida before it reaches you, and the full report costs nothing.
No signup required · Instant results · Reviewed by a person in Central Florida
Why Florida is different
Most website graders were built for a generic national market. Florida has a few structural quirks that quietly decide whether a small business site works or not, and no automated checklist knows to look for them.
A large share of Florida small business demand arrives from people who are not local and will not be next month. Snowbird season, spring break, hurricane evacuations and the tourism corridors all move search volume in ways a national tool reads as noise.
Across much of Florida a meaningful share of local searches happen in Spanish. Sites almost never account for it, and the ones that do tend to do it badly, with an automatic translate widget that Google treats as thin duplicate content.
Every year we watch Florida businesses lose their site during the exact week customers most need to know whether they are open. The audit checks whether your site would survive a power event at your host and whether anyone could update it from a phone.
Coverage
Worth being precise about this, because a lot of agencies claim statewide coverage and mean a mailing address.
Website audits, maintenance plans and search work are delivered remotely regardless of region, and are no less thorough for it. Networks, cameras and hardware need someone in the building, which is why we are honest about the map.
Yes, including the full written report. There is no paid tier and nothing is held back behind a signup.
The audit itself covers any Florida business. Our on-site work is Central Florida, but website audits, maintenance and search work are delivered remotely, so Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Naples and Jacksonville are all served the same way.
A generator emails you a PDF nobody read. Ours is reviewed by a person before it is sent, and the local search section compares you against the businesses actually ranking in your county rather than a national average.
Typically $300 to $2,500 depending on depth and whether strategy time is included. Ours is free because we make our money on the work afterwards, not on the report.
It will, and it will also tell you when you do not. A large share of the sites we scan need two or three targeted fixes rather than a rebuild, and saying so is cheaper for us than a wasted sales conversation.
About a minute to run, no signup, and the full report is free. If it turns out your site is in good shape, we will tell you that too.