Monthly Website Health Check

Every month, we review a different part of your website and send you a clear report. You will see what's working, what needs attention and what to do next.

You can make the changes yourself, give them to your developer or ask us to quote on the work.

Your first report is free.
Then $79 a month.

Reporting and recommendations. Website updates are quoted separately.

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Get your first report free.

We will look at how your website makes a first impression and whether search engines can understand it.

Why get a monthly report?

Most website owners know their site could be better. It's harder to know where to start. A monthly report gives you a clear answer.

Find what needs attention

Each report shows you the issues that matter, so you can focus your time and budget on the right things.

Understand why it matters

We explain what each finding means for your visitors, and for how search engines and AI tools read your site.

Keep improving

A different focus area each month means you build a picture of your website over time, without taking on too much at once.

Inside your report

What's in the report
A clear snapshot. See what's healthy and what needs attention in that month's focus area.
Evidence behind the findings. Understand what we saw on your pages and why it matters.
Priorities and effort. Know what's quick to fix and what needs more planning or technical support.
Clear next steps. Get practical recommendations, with anything that needs deeper checking flagged up front.

A different focus each month

Each report looks at one part of your website. Over 6 months, you cover the areas that matter most to your visitors and your search presence. This is a focused review of selected pages, not a full-site audit every month.

Month 1: First impressions and search foundations

Your first report is free. How clearly your website explains your business, and whether visitors, search engines and AI tools can understand it.

Month 2: User experience

Navigation, mobile use and how easily visitors can find what they need.

Month 3: Conversion and calls to action

How well your website guides visitors towards an enquiry, a purchase or another next step.

Month 4: Accessibility basics

Common barriers that can make your website harder to use. This is not a compliance certification.

Month 5: Speed and performance

How your pages load and what could make the experience smoother.

Month 6: Content and SEO basics

Content clarity, page structure and search optimisation foundations.

What happens next is up to you

The monthly fee covers reporting and recommendations. Implementation and specialist work are quoted separately.

Make the updates yourself

Use the recommendations to guide changes you are comfortable making in your website platform.

Give them to your developer

Share the report with your developer, designer or marketing team so they know what to prioritise.

Ask us to help

Get our digital team to review the findings and quote on the updates you'd like done.

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Monthly website health check

$79 a month
Your first report is free

Reporting and recommendations.

Website updates quoted separately.

Website health check FAQs

What do I get in my free report?

Your first report covers first impressions and search foundations. It shows what we found on your pages, why it matters and what to do next.

Do you review my whole website every month?

No. Each month focuses on a different area and a set of selected pages. Over 6 months, you cover first impressions, user experience, conversion, accessibility basics, speed and content.

Are website updates included?

No. The $79 monthly fee covers your report and recommendations. You can make updates yourself, use your existing team or ask us to quote.

Does this include traffic or sales data?

No. This report reviews your website against best practice measures. It is not an analysis of your analytics, customer behaviour or revenue.

Is this an accessibility certification?

No. The accessibility report covers basic checks. A full accessibility assessment would need to be scoped separately.

See how your website is really tracking.