Monthly SEO Audits
A lightweight monthly audit checks the signals most likely to drift after launches, edits, plugin changes, migrations, and ongoing content work.
Starts at $49/month. Six-month minimum commitment so the reports can establish a useful baseline across multiple change cycles. Broader implementation work is scoped separately.
Scheduling: The first review date and recurring monthly schedule are confirmed before the monitoring period begins.
Focused scope
Websites change even when nobody plans a redesign. A new page may omit metadata, an integration may add scripts, a redirect may disappear, schema may stop matching the page, or a server setting may change how a canonical URL responds.
The monthly audit establishes a repeatable baseline and highlights meaningful differences. Stable findings stay documented; new or worsening issues are separated from low-impact noise so the report remains usable.
Ready to define the work?
Share the site and the problem you are trying to solve. We will confirm whether this service fits before recommending a larger engagement.
Good fit
Watch redirects, indexability, templates, and important pages while search engines process the new site.
Confirm that repaired findings stay clear and spot regressions from later changes.
Add a recurring technical check without purchasing a large ongoing SEO program.
Scope boundaries
Process
Agree on the site scope, important pages, expected routes, and known accepted findings.
Run the scheduled checks and compare the result with the prior review.
Separate urgent changes, recurring template issues, useful improvements, and scanner uncertainty.
Deliver the concise summary and identify any work that needs separate approval.
Common questions
The $49 monthly audit covers monitoring and prioritized reporting. Small clarifications may be included, while implementation or deeper investigation is quoted separately.
A six-month window creates a useful baseline across multiple site and search cycles. It makes the audit more valuable than a series of unrelated snapshots.
No. It is a monitoring product for sites that need visibility into technical and page-level changes. Content production, link development, local work, and implementation require a broader scope.
Next step
Share the site, priority pages, known accepted findings, and recent changes so the first audit can establish a useful baseline.