Your website isn't broken. It's leaking.
Most businesses Hype It On audits don't have a traffic problem. They have a conversion problem nobody has ever shown them — and it appears in the accounts as revenue that quietly never arrived. We name every defect, screenshot it, rank it by what it's costing you, and then repair it in place.
- ×Loads in 6.4s on a phoneCritical
- ×Form submits to an inbox that bouncedCritical
- ×Phone differs from the Google listingHigh
- ×No enquiry path on 4 of 6 pagesHigh
- ✓Verdict — repair in place, rankings keptThe fix
Every line screenshotted and priced by lost customers, in your hands within 48 hours, at no cost and with nothing attached to it.
None of these are visible from the inside.
You look at your own site on your own laptop on your own wifi. Your buyer looks at it on a three-year-old Android on mobile data, and gets a different website entirely.
Why we repair by default.
A rebuild throws away domain age, backlinks and rankings you have already paid for, then takes months to earn them back. So repair is the starting assumption unless one of the things on the right is true.
Repair — usually
Faster, cheaper, and your search equity survives.
- ✓The site ranks for something and gets traffic
- ✓Dated design, but the structure underneath is sound
- ✓It's slow, or the enquiry paths are broken
- ✓You can still access it and edit it
Rebuild — sometimes
A real decision with a real cost. Only when repairing would cost more.
- ×What the business sells has actually changed
- ×Platform abandoned, or you have lost access to it
- ×Never built for phones and can't be retrofitted
- ×There's no revenue action on the site at all
The report, and what's in it.
3 of them critical
Every line screenshotted, with the page and the timestamp.
Speed is the cheapest thing on this page to fix, and the biggest.
Past three seconds the share of visitors who abandon a page roughly doubles. Most of the sites we're sent sit at six or seven — on a phone, on a normal Indian connection, which is how your buyers actually arrive.
Every second past three doubles the people who leave before they see anything.
Same traffic, fewer leaks. This is what sealing four defects is worth on a typical audit.
The visitors are already arriving. They're being lost on the way to the phone.
This is the shape of almost every audit we run, and nothing in your analytics tells you it's happening.
Every drop is fixable, and every one is a defect we can screenshot for you.
Working for people, and not at all for Google.
A site can be perfectly usable and still be missing every signal search engines read. Missing titles, no structure, thin pages, or a noindex tag a developer left behind after a staging build.
That last line is a real page title we have found more than once. It's thirty seconds to fix and it's why nobody clicks.
Questions we get about repairs.
Every page, on a real phone as well as a desktop. We submit your own enquiry forms and wait to see whether anything arrives. We check the site against your Google listing for mismatches. And we run the same checks on two competitors in your city so the numbers have something to sit against.
The opposite — that's the whole reason we repair rather than rebuild. Domain age, backlinks and existing rankings are the most expensive things you own and a rebuild throws them away, then spends months earning them back. Repairs are done in place with redirects handled properly where anything moves.
We'll say so, and explain exactly which of the four rebuild triggers you have hit. It happens — abandoned platforms, lost access, sites that were never built for phones. But it's much rarer than the industry would like you to believe.
Most of our repair work is exactly that. We don't need the original developer, and we don't need to know why they stopped answering. We do need access, and if you have lost it, recovering it's usually the first thing we help with.
Most run one to three weeks depending on how much is wrong. Speed and broken-form fixes are often live within days, because those are the ones costing you money right now.
What the repair actually moves.
Four numbers from a typical rescue. Nothing upstream changed — no new spend, no new traffic.
Where the site sat when it arrived, against where it left.
The score is a summary. The report underneath it names every single defect.
Every bar is something a visitor feels within the first ten seconds.
Same site, repaired in place. Domain age and rankings intact, because nothing was thrown away.
We'll show you the leaks before you pay for anything.
Send a link. In 48 hours you get every defect we find, screenshotted and ranked by what it's worth to fix.