A website audit that stays open until it's fixed.
A regular audit scores your site's speed, search and structure, then lists what to fix next. The findings stay open and tracked instead of arriving as a PDF you read once, and the fixes go into the same weekly work.
What the website audit checks.
Website speed test
A performance score for how fast your pages load and respond, the first thing a buyer on a phone notices.
Technical SEO audit
A technical score for structure, indexing and schema: whether Google can crawl every page and read it the way you mean it.
Marketing and conversion review
A marketing score for the pages that sell: whether they answer the buyer's question and make the next step clear.
Prioritised recommendations
Suggestions ranked into a list of what to fix next, so the audit ends in work rather than in a set of scores.
Findings tracked over time
Every finding stays open in your workspace, scored and tracked until it is fixed, so nothing is lost in a report.
Fixes included
From Growth, the site is improved every week, so what the audit finds is fixed in the same subscription, not quoted separately.
How it works.
- 01
Audit the site
The audit scores performance, marketing and technical health, and records each finding against the page it came from.
- 02
Rank and fix
Findings are ranked by what matters most, and the fixes ship in the weekly work, each one visible as it closes.
- 03
Audit again
The site is audited again, and the scores and open findings are tracked over time to show what has changed.
Questions before you start.
How much does a website audit cost?
Is the free 30-minute call a website audit?
What does a website audit check?
Do I get the audit as a report?
Will fixing the audit findings improve my rankings?
Let’s make your digital work compound.
Choose a time on Gabriel’s calendar. We’ll go through where you are today, what’s slowing growth, and what’s worth doing first, whether or not we work together.

Gabriel Espinheira
Senior software engineer · English or Portuguese
A focused 30 minutes, not a sales pitch.
