The free MSP marketing audit checks your site page by page for on-page SEO and AI search readiness, then sends you the findings with the specific fixes. It takes about a minute to request, needs nothing but your web address, and there is no call required to receive it.

What you get back

• On-page, page by page. Titles, meta descriptions, H1 structure, canonicals, internal links, image alt text, content depth, indexability. Each a yes or a no against a specific URL.
• AI readiness. Whether structured data exists and parses, whether there is a Service or LocalBusiness type, whether an assistant can lift an answer from the page, whether FAQ markup is present.
• Cross-page problems a single-page checker cannot see: duplicate titles competing with each other, near-identical location pages, orphan pages, and coverage gaps against the services you actually sell.
• The three things to fix first, because nobody acts on a forty-item list.

What we do not do

We do not call you unless you ask. We do not sell your details, and we do not add you to anything you did not ask for. A clean audit gets reported as a clean audit, which is a perfectly common outcome for MSPs with a good agency.

Why this is free

Two honest reasons. The first is that the audit is automated. It runs against your live pages with no paid tooling behind it, so the marginal cost of running one more is close to nothing.

The second is that it is the most persuasive thing we can show you. We sell an engine that grades marketing work, and an argument about whether that is useful is far weaker than handing you a real report about your own website. Some people read it, fix the three things themselves and never speak to us again. That is a fine outcome and it costs us nothing.

How the audit actually works

We fetch your pages the way a search crawler would, then run two deterministic checks over them.

The on-page pass reads the markup and reports facts rather than opinions: how long each title and meta description is against what truncates in results, whether there is exactly one H1, whether the heading levels skip, whether a canonical exists and is absolute, how many words of real visible content the page carries, how many internal links point out of it, and which images are missing alt text.

The answer-engine pass looks for the things an AI assistant needs in order to quote you: structured data that exists and parses, a type that means something for a service business rather than generic markup, a direct answer near the top of the page that can be lifted whole, and FAQ markup where a page answers real questions.

Neither pass guesses. Every line in the report points at a URL and a specific element, which is what makes the report usable in a conversation with whoever maintains the site.

What we cannot see

Being straight about the limits matters more than the report looking impressive.

We cannot see your rankings, your traffic, or your conversions, because those need Search Console and Analytics access that a free audit does not ask for. We cannot see work that never reached the website, which includes ads, email, social and strategy. We cannot see your backlink profile without a paid tool. And a single audit shows the current state, not the trend, so it cannot tell you what changed over the last year.

What it does show is whether the foundations exist today. On most MSP sites the answer is partly no, and the gaps are specific enough to act on this week.

Who this is for

MSP owners paying an agency who want an independent read. In-house marketers who want a second opinion before a redesign. And owners doing it themselves who want to know which three things to fix first.

Do I have to get on a call?

No. The report arrives by email and you are free to ignore every follow-up. There is no scheduling step between you and the findings.

How long does it take?

The audit itself runs in about a minute. We usually send it within one business day, because a person reads it before it goes out.

How many pages do you check?

Up to sixty, which covers the entire site for most MSPs. Larger sites get the home page, every service and location page, and the highest-value posts.

Will you try to sell me something?

One follow-up email, and only if the audit found something worth acting on. Reply "no thanks" at any point and that ends it.