Pricing
Website Audit Pricing: One Page Free
A one-page audit is free: all 84 checks, a letter grade and every critical issue with evidence, with no card or sales call. The Small Website Package costs $1,000: every finding written up with its fix, plus a 30-minute walkthrough call. Full site audits are quoted by page count and the data you provide. Payment is due before work begins.
Compare the three tiers
| What you get | One Page, Free | Small Website Package | The Full Site Audit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $0 | $1,000 | Quoted on request |
| Pages covered | 1 page | Up to 10 pages | Every page on the site |
| Written fixes | Critical issues named, evidence quoted | All findings written up, with ready-to-use replacements | Issue lists split by vendor and topic, ready to hand to your developer |
| Walkthrough call | No | 30 minutes | 30 minutes |
| Rescans | No | 2 rescans of your website | Based on contract |
| Turnaround | Under 72 hours once it starts | Under 72 hours once it starts | Quoted with your proposal |
Free
One Page, Free
$0
- ✓One page, fully audited against all 84 checks
- ✓Letter grade, score and blunt verdict
- ✓Every critical issue named, with the evidence quoted
- ✓In our first audit round, 349 of 353 pages (99%) had at least one critical issue.
- ✓We email you when your audit is scheduled. Once it starts, typical turnaround is under 72 hours.
- ✓No card. No sales call required.
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Small Website Package
$1,000
- ✓Includes the free letter grade and all 84 findings written up, plus:
- ✓Up to 10 pages scanned
- ✓All 84 findings written up — what was found, why it matters, how to fix it
- ✓Top ten fixes ranked by value against effort
- ✓Ready-to-use replacements: two headline options with character counts, two description options, a suggested opening paragraph and section outline
- ✓Honest verdict on whether 50% growth is realistic, with the arithmetic shown
- ✓A measurement plan, and a clear list of what could not be determined
- ✓2 rescans of your website
- ✓A 30-minute walkthrough call
Every page
The Full Site Audit
Quoted on request
- ✓Every page on the site audited and graded
- ✓Issue lists split by vendor and topic, duplicates merged, evidence attached — ready to hand straight to your web developer or platform provider
- ✓Google Analytics and Search Console analysis where you share access, turning "NOT VERIFIED" items into confirmed findings
- ✓Accessibility and colour-blindness simulation on your highest-traffic pages
- ✓Executive summary plus the full page-by-page detail
- ✓Keep / fix / redirect recommendation for every URL, checked against your own data before anything is proposed for deletion
- ✓Rescans based on contract
How do payment and refunds work?
Payment is due before work begins. Because each audit is a bespoke analysis of a specific page or site, paid reports are non-refundable once the audit has started. If you cancel before work has begun, you receive a full refund. If a paid report cannot be delivered for reasons on our end, you receive a full refund. Full details are in our Terms of Service.
How do I book a paid audit?
Call (865) 328-7990, Monday to Friday, 9am–5pm Eastern, or email info@rbamarketing.com. We usually reply to email within 24 hours. Every paid report includes a 30-minute walkthrough call, where we confirm the scope, the pages to be audited, and the price in writing before any work starts. You can also use our contact page.
What affects the price of a site audit?
The main factors are the number of pages and the data you give us, such as Google Analytics and Search Console access, which turns "NOT VERIFIED" items into confirmed findings. The Small Website Package covers up to 10 pages at a fixed price; the Full Site Audit is quoted on request because every site is different.
How long does an audit take?
We email you when your audit is scheduled. Once it starts, typical turnaround is under 72 hours for the one-page free audit and the Small Website Package. The Full Site Audit timeline depends on the number of pages and the data we analyse, and is agreed at the initial consultation, before you pay.
Are fixes included, or quoted separately?
Every report includes written fixes — what was found, why it matters, and how to fix it — plus ready-to-use replacements like headline and description options. The audit tells you what to change; it does not make the changes to your live site. You or your developer act on the report.
How is this different from a DIY tool audit?
Free instant checkers run a list of automated tests and hand you a score. They're useful for a quick read, but they don't tell you which fix matters most, they can't weigh a missing title against a 3-second LCP, and they stop at the page they were pointed at. A Brutally Honest report runs the same kind of automated checks — all 84 of them — then ranks every fix by impact against effort, writes up ready-to-use replacements, and adds a human review of the critical findings before it reaches you. The free one-page tier is the same process, just without the write-up and call.
Can traffic grow by 50%? Usually not from on-page work alone.
Fixing the pages themselves typically delivers a meaningful but smaller gain, and part of any projected gain on duplicate pages is traffic moved from one copy to another rather than new visitors. Each report shows that arithmetic honestly. The rest depends on work no single-page audit can do: a stronger business profile, genuine review growth once the review process is sound, correcting old third-party listings that outrank you, and publishing the specific facts AI assistants look for.
Why a site-wide audit finds less than you'd fear
Scores cluster tightly. When we audited our own 9-page site, 8 of the 9 pages scored between 65.0 and 77.5 out of 100. Across 353 pages on 19 websites in our first audit round, 17 of the 19 sites averaged between 34 and 47 issues per page. That narrowness is the useful finding: it isn't hundreds of badly written pages, it's the same handful of faults built into a few templates and a shared database, inherited by every page. Fix the template and every page moves at once.
Across our total website scans — 353 pages on 19 websites — 99% had at least one critical issue, with an average of 40.2 issues per page. The same template faults turned up page after page. See a full sample report.
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