SEO Audit Pricing in India for Better SEO Performance
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BENEFITS
What Are the Benefits of Investing in SEO Audit Pricing Packages?
Clear Pricing Transparency
You should know what you are paying for before the audit starts. Clear pricing makes it easier to judge whether the scope matches your website and budget.
Easy Package Comparison
Two audit packages can look similar until you compare what is actually included. A side-by-side view of checks, depth, deliverables, and support makes that decision much easier.
Defined Audit Scope
A clear scope tells you which parts of the site will be reviewed, what checks are included, and what you will receive at the end. That avoids surprises once the work is underway.
Better Budget Planning
Transparent pricing also helps teams plan spend around the work that matters most. A smaller site may need a focused review, while a complex platform may require much deeper analysis.
Services Based on Website Needs
The right package should reflect your site, not a standard template. Page count, platform, technical complexity, goals, and current performance all influence how much analysis is useful.
No Confusion on Deliverables
You should know whether the package includes issue findings, prioritisation, implementation notes, and a walkthrough. Clear deliverables make it easier to compare options without relying on price alone.
PLAN
SEO plans designed for your success
Standard
Your Growth Toolkit
- Technical SEO Audit & Suggestions
- On Page SEO Audit & Suggestions
- Off Page SEO Audit & Suggestions
- Complete SEO Report in 45 Days
Process
What Happens After You Request an SEO Audit Proposal?
1. Understand Goals & Cost
We first look at what prompted the audit. Maybe rankings have dropped. Maybe traffic is growing but leads are not. Maybe a migration, redesign, or technical change has created uncertainty.
Understanding the business problem helps define the right scope and keeps the proposed fee tied to actual needs.
2. Conduct Website Audit
Once the scope is agreed, the site is reviewed using the data and checks that are relevant to it. That may include crawlability, indexing, content, backlinks, internal links, page performance, structured data, and conversion paths.
The depth of the work follows the selected SEO audit pricing plan.
3. Provide Actionable Insights
A useful report should tell you more than what is wrong. It should explain why the issue matters, where it appears, and what to do next.
The findings are aligned with the agreed website audit price and the scope set at the beginning.
Why US
Why Choose Infidigit for Complete SEO Audit Packages?
Not every site needs the same depth of analysis. You can choose a complete SEO package based on the size of the website, current challenges, technical complexity, and the areas you want to investigate first.
Our SEO audit pricing is mapped to a defined scope, so you can see what the package covers before work begins. That makes it easier to compare options and understand what you are actually paying for.
A 100-page service website should not be treated like a marketplace with hundreds of thousands of URLs.
We adjust the depth of analysis around page volume, templates, crawl behaviour, site structure, and business priorities. This way, the audit reflects the work your website actually requires rather than the size of a standard checklist.
You receive findings based on your site, not a recycled checklist. Our seo audit services focus on what is actually affecting your search performance and what deserves attention first.
If one site has an indexing problem and another has weak commercial pages, there is little value in giving both businesses the same set of recommendations.
Tools are useful. They can also produce a long list of warnings without telling you which ones genuinely matter.
We combine crawl data, analytics, search performance, ranking trends, and expert review so findings have context. A warning affecting three outdated URLs, for instance, should not automatically receive the same attention as an issue affecting an important revenue-generating template.
Not every warning needs a developer ticket.
We separate urgent issues from lower-impact observations and explain what should be handled first, what can wait, and where the expected business value is likely to be higher. That gives your team a clearer place to start instead of another spreadsheet filled with hundreds of unprioritised tasks.
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What Makes Infidigit's SEO Audits Different from Other Competitors?
Data-Backed Audit
We do not rely on a checklist alone. GA4, Google Search Console, crawl reports, ranking trends, and other site data help show what is really happening.
That matters because the same technical warning can have very different consequences on two websites.
A page may look fine in a crawl but still be losing impressions, clicks, or conversions. Another may attract healthy traffic but rank for queries that bring little business value. Looking at performance data beside technical findings gives us a much better picture than treating every tool warning as an SEO problem.
Priority-Based Fixes
An audit can uncover dozens of issues. Sometimes hundreds.
Treating all of them as equally urgent usually creates noise.
We group findings by likely impact and urgency. A blocked revenue page or major indexing problem should clearly sit above a minor metadata inconsistency on a low-value URL.
Prioritisation also makes implementation more realistic. Development, SEO, and content teams rarely have unlimited resources, so knowing what can wait is almost as useful as knowing what needs fixing now.
Developer-Ready Findings
Recommendations should be easy to implement.
Where it helps, we explain the issue, affected pages or templates, what needs to change, and why the change matters. This gives SEO, content, and development teams a clearer starting point without spending days translating audit language into action items.
The intention is not to make a report look technical. It is to make the technical work easier to understand and execute.
AI and Schema Checks
Search is changing, so the review should not stop at traditional rankings.
We check structured data, schema gaps, entity clarity, and whether important page information is easy for search engines and AI systems to interpret.
If deeper work is needed, our Ai seo services can support machine-readable structure and AI-search visibility. Where conversational discovery is a priority, Llm seo services can support question-led and entity-focused optimisation.
The purpose is not to add schema simply because it exists. It is to check whether the website is clearly communicating its content, entities, services, products, and relationships to modern search systems.
Post-Audit Walkthrough
Sending a report is not the end of the job.
We walk your team through the key findings, explain what should happen first, and highlight dependencies between SEO, content, design, and development work.
It also gives stakeholders a chance to ask why a recommendation matters before resources are assigned to it. If a recommendation requires development effort, the team should understand the reason behind it rather than simply seeing another item marked “high priority.”
The purpose is simple: make the report easier to use.
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Strategies
Smart Strategies to Get More Value from SEO Audit Pricing Packages
1. Start With Business-Critical Pages
Begin with the pages that matter most to revenue or lead generation.
That could be service pages, product or category pages, pricing pages, campaign landing pages, or high-traffic blogs that influence a buying decision.
Using SEO audit pricing this way keeps deeper analysis focused on URLs where a fix could have a clearer business effect. A technical problem on your highest-converting page deserves a different level of attention from the same problem on an old URL that attracts almost no visits.
2. Prioritize Issues by SEO Impact
Do not fix issues simply in the order they appear in a crawl report.
Classify them as critical, high, medium, or low based on their likely effect on crawlability, indexing, rankings, traffic, or conversions.
A broken canonical setup across thousands of important URLs deserves more attention than a minor heading issue on a page nobody visits. Likewise, a page accidentally blocked from indexing should not sit below cosmetic recommendations simply because both appear in the same tool export.
Priority should come from impact, not the order in which a crawler found the problem.
3. Use Audit Findings to Build a Roadmap
The report should become a plan.
Short-term work may include crawl fixes, redirects, indexation issues, or broken internal links. Medium-term work can cover content updates, template improvements, and page restructuring. Longer-term tasks may involve authority building, new content, or larger technical changes.
A phased roadmap also makes it easier to align implementation with wider SEO pricing and available resources.
It also gives teams something practical to work from. Instead of asking, “How do we fix this entire audit?” They can work through a realistic sequence of tasks.
4. Align SEO Fixes With Revenue Goals
A technical issue can be important, but business context still matters.
If the same issue appears on a high-converting service page and a low-value archive page, the service page usually deserves attention first.
Audit recommendations should be connected to outcomes such as leads, sales, demo requests, bookings, or quote enquiries whenever the data supports that link. This helps prevent SEO work from becoming disconnected from the reason the website exists in the first place.
If organic traffic is healthy but users are not taking action, conversion rate optimization services may be the more useful next step.
5. Balance Technical, Content, and Authority Checks
Technical SEO rarely fails in isolation.
A crawl problem can bury important pages. Weak internal links can leave strong content difficult to discover. Thin commercial pages may struggle even when the technical setup is sound. Poor-quality backlinks or limited authority can create another ceiling entirely.
That is why the review should consider technical SEO, on-page elements, content quality, internal linking, backlinks, and trust signals together.
When comparing SEO site audit cost, look at what the package actually investigates rather than judging the fee on its own.
For an online store, deeper checks may overlap with ecommerce seo services. Large and complex sites may need an enterprise seo lens because one template-level issue can affect thousands of URLs.
6. Track Improvements After Implementation
The real test starts after the fixes go live.
Track rankings, impressions, clicks, organic traffic, conversions, crawl errors, and page performance against a clear baseline. If a change works, the data should eventually show it. If nothing moves, that is useful information too.
For example, solving an indexing issue should be followed by checking whether affected URLs are being crawled, indexed, and receiving impressions again. A content change should be assessed differently, using query visibility, traffic quality, engagement, and conversion data where available.
Ongoing tracking also shows where broader seo services are needed after the audit rather than assuming one round of fixes will solve everything.
What our SEO Audit package includes
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Content Audit |
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Hidden content check |
Hidden content detection and removal enhance user experience and search engine visibility. |
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Identifying “thin” pages |
Identification and addressing of thin or low-quality content ensure value for users and search engines. |
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Identifying duplicated pages |
Resolution of duplicate content issues boosts visibility of unique and relevant content while avoiding penalties. |
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Indentifying under-optimized landing pages |
Identification of pages lacking keyword optimization, meta tags, and on-page elements, along with improvement suggestions. |
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Indentifying pages with low click through rates |
Suggestions for optimizing low CTR pages to attract organic traffic and enhance visibility. |
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Robots.txt Configuration Audit |
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Robots.txt file check |
Proper configuration of robots.txt enables search engines to crawl and index desired pages on your website. |
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Checking XML sitemap declaration in Robots.txt |
Declaration of XML sitemap in robots.txt ensures seamless website crawling and indexing by search engines. |
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Identifying Errors in robots.txt file |
Effective control of search engine access by identifying and resolving errors in the robots.txt file. |
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Identifying pages that should be blocked using robots.txt |
Identification and resolution of errors or syntax issues in the robots.txt file for better search engine control. |
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Checking whether robots.txt file is uploaded in the correct directory |
Uploading the file to the correct server location allows search engines to access and follow its instructions. |
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Checking whether records are grouped improperly |
Reviewing and categorizing records to provide clear instructions for search engine bots. |
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Auditing & Recommending relevant Wildcards |
Assessing wildcard directives and recommending optimal usage to regulate specific areas of the website. |
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Differentiate pages that require noindex tag/ should be blocked in robots.txt |
Identification of 'noindex' pages and blocking them in robots.txt if necessary to safeguard against search engine crawling. |
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XML & HTML Sitemap Audit |
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Sitemap.xml check |
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Checking whether XML Sitemap is submitted to Google or Bing |
Submission of XML sitemap to Google and Bing ensures indexing and visibility of website pages. |
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Identifying Errors in XML sitemap |
Identification and rectification of errors or issues within the XML sitemap that may hinder search engine crawling and indexing. |
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Finding non-200 pages in sitemap |
Detection of non-200 status code pages in the XML sitemap reveals concerns related to crawlability and accessibility. |
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Finding non-canonical URLs in sitemap |
Uncovering non-canonical URLs in the XML sitemap helps prevent duplicate content indexing. |
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Finding PPC pages in sitemap |
Exclusion of PPC landing pages from the XML sitemap improves indexing and relevancy. |
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Checking XML Sitemap size |
Evaluation of the size of the XML sitemap to ensure compliance with search engine guidelines and optimize crawling efficiency. |
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Checking whether blocked pages are declared in sitemap |
Ensuring an accurate XML sitemap to prevent indexing of sensitive or unnecessary content. |
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Checking whether orphaned pages are declared in sitemap |
Discovery of orphaned pages in the XML sitemap ensures their inclusion by search engines, identifying pages not linked from others. |
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Recommendation for Specialty Sitemaps |
Enhancement of content visibility through specialized sitemaps, such as video and image sitemaps, along with indexing suggestions. |
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Recommending categorized structure for XML Sitemap |
Optimization of XML sitemap with structured categorization for better organization and management. |
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Structured Data/Schema Markup Audit |
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Checking existing Structured Data on pages (JSON-LD, Microdata & RDFa) |
The presence and accuracy of structured data markup (such as JSON-LD, Microdata, and RDFa) on your website's pages can be assessed to enhance search engine understanding. |
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Identifying errors in Structured Data |
Errors in the implementation of structured data can be identified and fixed to ensure error-free schema markup. |
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Structured markup isn’t resulting in rich snippets |
The impact of structured data on search results can be evaluated, and recommendations for improvement can be provided. |
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Identifying pages that require structured data |
Pages or content that can benefit from structured data implementation can be identified, resulting in enhanced search engine visibility. |
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Recommending Schemas that need to be added on pages |
Recommendations can be made regarding schemas and structured data to improve search engine comprehension of your pages. |
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Image/Video SEO Audit |
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Collating list of large images |
Identifying and compiling a list of large images can help optimize website performance. |
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Finding images with no or irrelevant ALT text |
Optimizing images by providing ALT text or updating irrelevant ALT text improves search engine understanding. |
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Image sitemap check |
Ensuring the completeness and accuracy of the image sitemap facilitates search engine crawling and indexing. |
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Checking visibility for image search |
Optimizing image metadata and relevance enhances the visibility of images in image search results. |
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Creation of Image sitemap |
Creating an image sitemap improves the discoverability of images by search engines. |
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Checking whether images are served through a CDN |
Verifying if images are served through a Content Delivery Network (CDN) improves loading speed and performance. |
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Video sitemap check |
Checking the video sitemap for proper indexing and inclusion of video content in search results. |
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Checking markup for videos |
Reviewing video markup for proper implementation and compatibility with search engines. |
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Identifying whether video pages lack text |
Identifying video pages lacking text content and considering the addition of relevant text improves SEO performance. |
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Creation Video sitemap |
Creating a video sitemap enhances the indexing and visibility of video content by search engines. |
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Titles & Meta Description Audit |
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Pages with missing titles |
Improving the optimization of page titles enhances search engine visibility. |
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Pages with long titles |
Improving the optimization of page titles enhances search engine visibility. |
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Pages with short titles |
Improving the optimization of page titles enhances search engine visibility. |
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Pages with missing meta descriptions |
Enhancing the optimization of meta descriptions improves search engine visibility. |
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Pages with long meta descriptions |
Enhancing the optimization of meta descriptions improves search engine visibility. |
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Pages with short meta descriptions |
Enhancing the optimization of meta descriptions improves search engine visibility. |
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Duplicate page titles |
Eliminating duplicate page titles ensures uniqueness and clarity. |
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Odd capitalizations in titles |
Ensuring consistent capitalization in titles for a cohesive presentation. |
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Odd capitalizations in descriptions |
Ensuring consistent capitalization in descriptions for a cohesive presentation. |
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Pages with non-descriptive titles |
Enhancing the relevance and click-through rates of pages with non-descriptive titles. |
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Identifying whether descriptions have a powerful calls to action |
Evaluating meta descriptions for compelling calls to action and messaging. |
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PageSpeed Audit |
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Checking Page load times of top landing pages |
The performance of the website can be improved by measuring page load times for top landing pages. |
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Checking Page load times of money pages |
Ensuring fast and efficient delivery of key content by assessing page load times for money pages. |
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Examining Page Caching mechanism |
Enhancing website speed and reducing server load by examining the page caching mechanism. |
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Checking Page Size |
Optimizing loading speed and overall website performance by checking page size. |
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Check whether code is using Gzip compression |
Reducing file sizes and improving page load times through the utilization of Gzip compression. |
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Inline CSS check |
Optimizing code and improving rendering speed through an inline CSS check. |
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Indetifying whether minification of JavaScript or CSS is required |
Optimizing code efficiency and page load times by identifying the need for minification of JavaScript or CSS. |
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Identifying Core Web Vitals metrics for pages |
Identifying areas for improvement in user experience by evaluating Core Web Vitals metrics for pages. |
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Indentifying HTTP requests |
Reducing server load and improving page load times by identifying and optimizing HTTP requests. |
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Inline JavaScript check |
Optimizing code and improving website performance through an inline JavaScript check. |
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URL/Folder Structure Audit |
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Auditing Canonical tags |
An audit of Canonical tags is conducted to consolidate URLs correctly and prevent duplicate content issues. |
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Redirection checks for non www and .html pages |
Checks are performed to ensure consistent redirection of non-www and .html pages, maintaining a uniform URL structure. |
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Checking URLs through both secure and non-secure protocols |
The accessibility and indexing of URLs are verified through both secure and non-secure protocols. |
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Checking whether URLs resolve to a single case |
URLs are ensured to resolve to a single case to avoid potential duplicate content and indexing challenges. |
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Checking if trailing slashes are resulting in duplicate content |
Duplicate content concerns arising from trailing slashes are addressed to maintain a clean URL structure. |
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Checking if parameter URLs are resulting in duplicate content |
Duplicate content problems caused by parameter URLs are identified and resolved to enhance SEO performance. |
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Auditing Page indexation |
A comprehensive audit of page indexation is conducted to ensure that all relevant pages are appropriately indexed by search engines. |
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Mobile Friendliness Audit |
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Checking whether site elements are mobile-friendly |
Enhancing the mobile user experience and improving SEO performance involves ensuring that site elements are mobile-friendly. |
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Checking Bounce rate of mobile visitors |
Analyzing the bounce rate of mobile visitors helps identify potential issues and optimize user engagement. |
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JavaScript and/or CSS are blocked |
Verifying if JavaScript and/or CSS are blocked ensures proper rendering and indexing by search engines. |
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Auditing Vary HTTP headers |
Conducting an audit of Vary HTTP headers optimizes caching and improves website performance. |
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Auditing rel="alternate" and rel="canonical" tags |
Auditing rel="alternate" and rel="canonical" tags ensures proper handling of mobile and desktop versions for better search engine performance. |
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Mobile sitemap check |
Checking the mobile sitemap for completeness and accuracy facilitates search engine crawling and indexing. |
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Identifying mobile-only 404s |
Identifying mobile-only 404 errors ensures a seamless user experience on mobile devices. |
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Identifying whether interstitials on mobile disrupt mobile browsing |
Evaluating interstitials on mobile prevents disruptions in mobile browsing and improves overall usability. |
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Identifying irrelevant cross links |
Identifying and eliminating irrelevant cross-links enhances user navigation and SEO relevance. |
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Auditing mobile site for unusual breakpoints |
Auditing the mobile site for unusual breakpoints ensures consistent design and functionality. |
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Checking whether mobile app content is indexed correctly |
Verifying the correct indexing of mobile app content improves visibility in mobile search results. |
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Checking zoom functionality on mobile |
Checking the zoom functionality on mobile devices ensures an optimal user experience and accessibility. |
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Checking disparity between desktop and mobile version |
Identifying and addressing any disparities between the desktop and mobile versions of the website is important for consistency. |
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Checking for Navigation Mismatch on Mobile and Desktop |
Checking for navigation mismatches between mobile and desktop versions maintains a consistent user journey. |
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Checking for Content Mismatch on Mobile and Desktop |
Identifying and addressing content mismatches between mobile and desktop versions improves the user experience and SEO consistency. |
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Rendering Techniques and Suggestions |
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Identify multiple templates on the website and checking crawl issues |
To enhance SEO performance, it is important to identify multiple templates on the website and address crawl issues. |
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Identify Index Bloat Issues |
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Internal Site search pages getting indexed |
Preventing duplicate content issues involves excluding internal site search pages from being indexed. |
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Staging site / any other version of the website indexed |
It is crucial to ensure that staging sites or alternate versions of the website are not indexed by search engines. |
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Unnecessary/Irrerelavant pages geting indexed |
Improving website relevance can be achieved by eliminating unnecessary or irrelevant pages from being indexed. |
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Footer Audit & Recommendation |
An audit of the footer should be conducted to identify optimization opportunities and provide recommendations. |
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Internal Linking Structure Audit & Recommendaton |
Evaluating the internal linking structure and offering recommendations for improvement can contribute to better SEO performance. |
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Redirection Checks |
Checking and optimizing redirections is essential to maintain proper website flow and prevent broken links. |
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Top Navigation & Breadcrumbs Audit & Recommendation |
The top navigation and breadcrumbs should be audited for usability, and recommendations for improvement should be provided. |
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In-depth Backlink Profile Audit |
Conducting an in-depth analysis of the backlink profile can help identify areas for improvement in SEO. |
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Checking Implementation of Tracking Codes |
Verifying the proper implementation of tracking codes ensures accurate data collection and analysis. |
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Pagination/Infinite Scroll Audit |
Auditing pagination and infinite scroll functionality is important for better user experience and indexability. |
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HTTPS Check & Server-level Configuration Audit |
A thorough check of HTTPS implementation and server-level configurations is necessary for security and SEO compliance. |
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Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) & Progressive Web Apps (PWA) Audit |
Optimizing Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) and Progressive Web Apps (PWA) can enhance mobile performance. |
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Detailed Recommendation for improving Core Web Vitals metrics |
Providing detailed recommendations for improving Core Web Vitals metrics, with a focus on speed and user experience, is essential. |
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Site Architecture Audit |
Conducting a comprehensive site architecture audit and suggesting improvements can improve crawlability and indexability. |
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Crawl Rate Optimization Audit |
Optimizing the crawl rate ensures that search engines can efficiently access and index website content. |
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DOM Structure Audit |
An audit of the DOM structure should be performed to identify optimizations for efficient rendering and better performance. |
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Reports Included |
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SEO Scorecard |
SEO scorecard is generated to assess website performance and identify areas for improvement. |
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In-depth Backlink Audit Report |
An in-depth backlink audit report is provided to analyze the quality and quantity of backlinks. |
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Audit Report Version |
The audit report version outlines SEO findings and recommendations for optimization. |
Spreadsheet + Document Version |
SEO Strategic recommendations |
Strategic recommendations are offered to improve SEO performance and organic visibility. |
4 Points |
Audit implementation explanation |
A detailed explanation of the audit implementation process and its impact on SEO is provided. |
8 hours |
Time Duration |
Receive report in 45 Days |
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Note: Additional Audit explanation support for engineering team can be provided at additonal cost |
$500 for 15 hours (Min 1 hour duration meetings) To be utilized in two months |
Tailored Approach
Customized SEO Audit for Better Business Impact
A small service website and a large ecommerce platform can both need an audit, but they rarely need the same one.
That is why we shape the scope around website size, industry, page types, technical setup, business goals, and current organic performance.
One site may have a serious crawl problem. Another may be technically sound but losing traffic because category pages are thin or several pages compete for the same search intent. A third may have no obvious technical problem at all but struggle because important commercial pages are buried too deep within the site.
The site structure matters too.
An ecommerce platform may need closer checks around product templates, faceted navigation, duplicate content, index control, and category-page performance.
A service business may need more attention on landing pages, local visibility, internal linking, and lead-generation paths.
A large publishing site or marketplace creates another set of challenges. Here, segmentation becomes important because one template-level problem can affect a huge number of URLs at once.
This is where SEO audit pricing should reflect the work involved rather than a fixed number applied to every site.
A focused review may be enough for a smaller website. A technically complex platform usually needs more crawling, more segmentation, additional validation, and closer examination of page templates.
The cost of SEO audit work also makes more sense when the scope is tied to the problems that matter. There is little value in paying for dozens of checks that have no bearing on the way your site is built or how it earns business.
Once the important issues are clear, we rank them by impact, urgency, and effort. That gives the SEO team a realistic order to work through instead of a long list with no context.
Some findings may point to content gaps. In that case, Content Writing Services may be useful after the audit.
If local visibility turns out to be the bigger issue, local seo services may be the logical next step.
The goal is simple: make the recommendations fit the website you actually have and the growth goals you actually care about.
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FAQs
FAQs on Our SEO Audit Pricing
Why Choose an SEO Audit Package?
An SEO audit package gives you a structured view of what is holding back organic performance and what should be addressed first.
Instead of fixing isolated issues as they appear, you can see technical, content, authority, and user-experience problems in one place. A good package should also make SEO audit pricing easier to judge because the scope and deliverables are clear from the start.
Can I Customize My SEO Audit?
Yes.
The scope can be adjusted around your platform, page count, business model, technical setup, priority URLs, and current problems.
A local service website may need a very different review from an ecommerce platform or enterprise site. Customisation keeps the work focused instead of spending time on checks that add little value to the website.
How Are Infidigit's SEO Audits Different from Others?
Infidigit combines tool-based analysis with expert review.
We look at crawl data, GA4, Google Search Console, rankings, page context, and other relevant signals before deciding what matters. The findings are then prioritised so your team knows what to work on first instead of receiving a generic list of warnings.
Does Your Audit Include a Website Review?
Yes.
Depending on the agreed scope, the review can cover crawlability, indexing, architecture, page speed, mobile usability, on-page elements, content, internal linking, backlinks, structured data, and priority landing pages.
The depth depends on the site and selected package, so the review is not limited to one fixed checklist.
How Long Will It Take to See Results?
There is no fixed timeline.
Some technical changes can show an effect relatively quickly once they are implemented and search engines recrawl the affected pages. Content, authority, or competitive ranking improvements often take longer.
The timeline also depends on the severity of the problem, how quickly fixes are implemented, competition, and the current strength of the website.
How Much Does an SEO Audit Cost?
The SEO audit price depends on the size of the site, number of URLs, technical complexity, audit depth, and the areas being reviewed.
When comparing options, look beyond the final number. SEO audit pricing should make it clear what is included, how deep the analysis goes, and what you will receive at the end.
What's the ROI of an SEO Audit?
The return comes from finding problems that are limiting valuable pages and then fixing them.
That might mean getting important URLs indexed again, recovering lost traffic, improving high-intent landing pages, or removing technical barriers affecting conversions.
An audit alone does not create ROI. The value comes from acting on the right findings and measuring what changes afterward.
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