Yes. The walkthrough video and the call are free, and you keep the video whatever you decide. Any paid work is a separate decision you make after the call, if at all.

What do you actually look at?

The audit starts with the site on a phone and on a desktop. I note where the offer is unclear or a call to action is hard to find. Then I check what Google reads on each page and whether the pages are indexed. I look at what makes the pages slow, and at the trust signals a visitor looks for before getting in touch. At the end I say which problems are quick wins and which need a rebuild.

Why a video instead of a PDF report?

A video shows each problem on your own site, with me pointing at it and saying why it matters. You can pause it, watch a part again, and send it to whoever runs the site.

I do, Sandipan Das. The automated tools on this site run quick checks, but the audit itself is me going through your site, with the SEO specialists on my team helping where it needs them.

What happens after the call?

After the call you have the video, the written list and answers to your questions. Nothing else happens unless you ask for it. If you want the fixes done, I write a scope with a price beside each line, and the work starts only after you sign it off.

Free audit

Free website audit

Send me your website address. I go through the site myself and record the walkthrough as a video. Then we go over it together on a call. No obligation.

What you get, and what I look at

I go through your site the way a customer would, record it, and tell you what to fix first.

You get

A recorded video walkthrough of your site (Loom), page by page — yours to keep and share with your team
A written list: what to fix first, what it would take, what it would cost if you want it done
A call to go through it and answer your questions

We look at

On-page SEO: titles, descriptions, headings, structured data, indexing
Speed and weight: images, scripts, hosting response
What a visitor sees: first impression, clarity of the offer, calls to action, mobile
Trust: reviews, contact details, security, social previews
The quick wins versus the real rebuild — honestly, either way

After the call, the decision is yours. These are the options:

Fix it yourself, working down the list
Hire us for a fixed-scope build or an SEO sprint
Add a monthly care plan
Leave the site as it is

Request the audit

What changes after the audit

The same site, with the list worked through in order

On the left is the site as it is today, with its problems in no particular order. On the right is the same site after the list has been worked through from the top. The quick wins go first. A rebuild happens only where it pays, and someone keeps the site in shape afterwards.

What the research says

Four published figures on speed, trust and checkouts

Speed, trust and checkout figures, each from a separate published study.

53%of mobile site visitors leave a page that takes longer than three seconds to load.

Source: Google, New industry benchmarks for mobile page speed, 2017

+8.4%retail conversions after a 0.1-second speed improvement on mobile.

Source: Deloitte & Google, Milliseconds Make Millions (37 brand sites), 2020

46.1%of people's comments about whether a website was credible were about its design look — the most-mentioned factor.

Source: Stanford Web Credibility Research, How Do People Evaluate a Web Site's Credibility? (2,684 people), 2002

17%of shoppers who abandon a checkout say it was too long or complicated.

Source: Baymard Institute, cart abandonment rate & reasons, 2026

These figures are other people’s research, quoted as published. Your own site’s numbers come from the free checks and the audit.

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FAQ

Before you send it

Is it really free?: Yes. The walkthrough video and the call are free, and you keep the video whatever you decide. Any paid work is a separate decision you make after the call, if at all.
What do you actually look at?: The audit starts with the site on a phone and on a desktop. I note where the offer is unclear or a call to action is hard to find. Then I check what Google reads on each page and whether the pages are indexed. I look at what makes the pages slow, and at the trust signals a visitor looks for before getting in touch. At the end I say which problems are quick wins and which need a rebuild.
Why a video instead of a PDF report?: A video shows each problem on your own site, with me pointing at it and saying why it matters. You can pause it, watch a part again, and send it to whoever runs the site.
Who does the audit?: I do, Sandipan Das. The automated tools on this site run quick checks, but the audit itself is me going through your site, with the SEO specialists on my team helping where it needs them.
What happens after the call?: After the call you have the video, the written list and answers to your questions. Nothing else happens unless you ask for it. If you want the fixes done, I write a scope with a price beside each line, and the work starts only after you sign it off.

Want the quick version first?

Run the automated checks yourself

All tools

The SEO checker and the speed check run on their own and flag the problems a script can find.