We go through the site by hand and work out what stops it bringing enquiries. You get a prioritised list of fixes, each with an estimate of what it costs to do.
What’s included
- A prioritised list of fixes: what to do first, what can wait, what to leave alone.
- An estimate next to each item, so you can see what the whole list costs before you commit to any of it.
- Technical check: errors, redirects, duplicate pages, indexing, robots and sitemap.
- Speed on desktop and on a phone, with the specific things that hold the pages back.
- A read of the copy on the pages that matter: what a visitor understands, and what is missing before they write to you.
- Markup and structured data — what search engines and AI crawlers can actually read on the page, and what is closed off to them.
- Written answers to your questions after you have read the report, at hello@trafikator.com.
Not included
- The fixes themselves. The audit is the diagnosis; work on the site is agreed separately.
- Monthly reports and rank tracking. No subscription — it is one job with an end.
- Rewriting the site copy. The audit shows where the text fails; writing the new text is a separate job.
- Promises about positions or traffic numbers. We can name the problems, not the search results.
How the work runs
Who this fits
- Sites that already get visitors, but few of those visitors turn into enquiries.
- Owners who want to know the order of work, and its cost, before spending on it.
- Anyone who inherited a site from a previous contractor and does not know what is inside it.
Who this is not for
- A site with almost no visitors. There is nothing to diagnose yet — put the €250 into getting the first traffic instead.
- A one-page site launched a few weeks ago. Public tools like PageSpeed Insights will tell you most of what an audit would.
- Anyone who already knows what is broken. Then you need someone to do the work, not a second report.
Straight talk about price
A full SEO audit costs €250–500 in Romania and $500–5,000 in English-speaking markets. Trafikator’s €250 website audit is at the bottom end of that market, and it is a person going through the site, not an export from an automatic scanner. The price is fixed: it does not move whether we find ten problems or forty. Do not pay it if the site has no traffic yet, or if you already have a list of what is wrong — in the first case there is nothing to read, in the second you need hands, not another document. And budget for the fixes as well. The report on its own changes nothing on the site.
