Skip the spreadsheet. Start with the strategy.
A page-by-page content audit in minutes: keep, improve, merge or cut, with the reason for every call.
Built for content strategists, agencies and marketing teams
Free preview, no sign-up · Full audit from $49, see pricing
You know your site needs work.
Now you'll know what to do first.
Give it your website, or the crawl you already ran in Screaming Frog, Sitebulb or LibreCrawl. Add Google Analytics or Search Console for sharper calls.
Pay once per audit
Priced by page count. See your exact price in the free preview.
Small
$49
up to 500 pages
Medium
$99
up to 2,000 pages
Large
$199
up to 5,000 pages
Very large
$349
up to 10,000 pages
Every page decided
Keep, fix, merge or cut, and why
Your blind spots
Broken, outdated, duplicated
Your new site, planned
Its structure and first steps
Ready to hand over
A report your team can use
No subscription. Ask questions for 90 days. Duplicate pages are free. Over 10,000 pages? We'll quote.
Questions
What is a content audit?
A review of every page on your site, ending in one call each: keep, improve, merge or cut.
How long does it take?
About a minute for the free preview. The full audit takes 5 to 20 minutes.
What does it cost?
The preview is free. The full audit is one payment, from $49, based on your page count. No subscription.
Do I need Screaming Frog or other tools?
No. We crawl your site. Add exports if you have them.
What do I get at the end?
A verdict for every page, key findings, a new site structure, UX and AI checks, and a roadmap.
Does it check AI and search readiness?
Yes: which AI crawlers get in, structured data, headings, alt text and PDFs.
Can a person review it too?
Yes. Book a strategist to walk your team through it.
Is my data private?
Yes. Your data is walled off, and uploads are deleted once your audit has read them.
How long do you keep my audit?
Free previews are kept for 30 days. Paid audits stay in your account for as long as you have one, and you can download or delete them anytime.
Can I share the results?
Yes: a read-only link, a presentation view, or downloads.
Guides to content strategy
All guides →5 min read
When to hire a content strategist (and when you don't need one)
The signs your site needs a content strategist, the jobs you can do yourself, and how to tell the difference before you spend anything.
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How to work with a content strategist after your content audit
What to share, what to expect in the first weeks, and how to turn an audit's verdicts into a finished, better site with a strategist's help.