Website audit and one-off work

Small jobs with a clear price and deadline. Done remotely, without rebuilding your website. The price is fixed before we start, once the scope is agreed. We do technical audits and website work; we do not do SEO promotion.

ServicePriceTimeline
Technical website auditWe find the technical errors that cost you visitors.from $2502 days2 days
AI search visibility audit (AEO)Whether ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews can read your site and cite it.from $3002–3 days2–3 days
Website speed check and speed-up workWe find what slows the site down and fix what can be fixed without a rebuild.from $3003–5 days3–5 days
Website technical supportWe watch for vulnerabilities and check that the site is up.from $80/mosubscriptionsubscription
Legal pagesPrivacy, cookies and the company details required by law.from $2002 days2 days
Accessibility auditWhether people with visual or motor impairments can use your site.from $3002–3 days2–3 days
OPSEC review of a websiteWe check whether your site gives anything away to the enemy.from $2502 days2 days
English version of a websiteYour foreign buyer reads the site in their own language.from $5001 week1 week
Domain, DNS and emailWe check that the domain is really yours and set up email on it.from $801–2 days1–2 days
Forms and enquiriesEnquiries from your site arrive in Telegram and by email.from $1201–2 days1–2 days

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What each job includes

Technical website audit from $250

2 days

What you pay for: A human check of the site: broken links and error pages, the titles and descriptions Google shows, indexing and the sitemap, security headers and the certificate, the mobile version, and whether the forms work. We also look for signs of infection: suspicious scripts and redirects, whether the site is on Google’s blocklists, whether components are up to date and whether a backup exists.

What you get: A list of errors by severity, with how to fix each one.

What we do not do: This is not SEO promotion: we do not research keywords, write copy for search or buy links. We do not clean infected sites — we show you what happened and what to do next.

AI search visibility audit (AEO) from $300

2–3 days

What you pay for: We check seven things: whether AI crawlers are blocked in robots.txt (a common, invisible mistake); whether an llms.txt file exists and describes the company and products accurately; whether the site serves ready text without JavaScript, since some bots do not run it; whether schema.org structured data is in place — organisation, products, questions and answers; whether each page answers directly in the first paragraph; and whether headings are consistent and the company is named the same way everywhere. We also check by hand what ChatGPT and Perplexity say about you.

What you get: A report on what AI systems see and miss, a list of fixes by severity, a ready llms.txt file and structured-data examples for your site. Plus a snapshot of what AI says about your company today, to compare against in three months.

What we do not do: We do not promise that ChatGPT will start citing you: we prepare the site to be citable, the model decides. There is no such thing as guaranteed AI rankings. We do not write copy for search — that is separate work.

Website speed check and speed-up work from $300

3–5 days

What you pay for: Measurement in PageSpeed Insights, image compression, removing unnecessary scripts and fonts, caching, and a second measurement.

What you get: Numbers before and after, and a list of what was done.

What we do not do: We promise no miracles: if the engine, a heavy theme or the hosting is the cause, the report will say so. If the score does not improve, you pay only $80 for the measurement and report.

Website technical support from $80/mo

subscription

What you pay for: A weekly dependency check for known vulnerabilities, uptime monitoring and a monthly report.

What you get: A report and an alert as soon as something breaks or a vulnerability appears.

What we do not do: The subscription covers small fixes only. Larger work is agreed separately.

Accessibility audit from $300

2–3 days

What you pay for: An automated check against WCAG 2.1 AA and Ukraine’s DSTU EN 301 549, plus a manual one: keyboard navigation, visible focus, heading order, contrast, form labels, screen-reader text.

What you get: A report with severity levels and a remediation plan.

What we do not do: We do not issue conformity certificates and do not install overlay widgets: they do not make a site compliant. Testing with a blind user is arranged separately.

OPSEC review of a website from $250

2 days

What you pay for: A person, not an automated service, reads every page: lists of client units, towns and locations, delivery volumes, photos with hidden coordinates, and the English version, where too much tends to slip through. We check the texts against Ukraine’s martial-law rules on military information (Art. 114-2 of the Criminal Code) and export control.

What you get: A list of findings by severity, with what to remove and what to rewrite.

What we do not do: We do not hack or scan your site — only public pages. We do not give legal opinions.

English version of a website from $500

1 week

What you pay for: Translation and proofreading, separate page addresses, a language switcher and correct hreflang so Google shows the right version.

What you get: A second language version that search engines can see.

What we do not do: Translating PDFs and video is separate. A third language is separate.

Domain, DNS and email from $80

1–2 days

What you pay for: Checking the domain owner at the registrar, setting up SPF, DKIM and DMARC records, a mailbox like name@company.com, and migration without downtime if needed.

What you get: Working email on your own domain and the records that stop your letters being flagged for technical reasons.

What we do not do: We are not responsible for other providers’ filtering decisions. If the domain is registered to someone else, we cannot promise to recover it — we will show you what to do.

Forms and enquiries from $120

1–2 days

What you pay for: A form on your site, delivery to Telegram and email, bot protection, and a note of where the enquiry came from.

What you get: A message for every enquiry and an understanding of which channel brought the client.

What we do not do: We do not promise zero spam — we reduce it. On website builders this is not always possible: we check before starting.

Why our websites do not “catch viruses”

When people say a website “caught a virus”, they almost always mean a site on WordPress, Joomla or OpenCart. There pages are assembled on the server by PHP, and features come from third-party plugins and themes. An attacker finds a hole in one outdated plugin, writes their own file onto the server — and the site starts showing someone else’s ads, redirecting visitors to a casino or sending spam.

We build sites differently. Pages are prepared in advance and served as ready files. There are no third-party plugins, no admin panel exposed at a well-known address, and often no database at all. There is nowhere to write a foreign file: content changes only through our workflow, with a history of every change.

This does not mean “perfectly safe”. Other risks remain, and we handle them separately: a stolen hosting or domain password, a vulnerability in a third-party library (checked weekly), form spam (bot protection), forged letters sent in your name (SPF, DKIM and DMARC).

What this means for you: no paying for website antivirus, for clean-ups after a hack, or for emergency restores from backups.

Terms

  • Prices are in US dollars; payment is in hryvnias at the National Bank of Ukraine rate on the invoice date. By bank transfer, with an invoice and an acceptance act.
  • The price is fixed before we start, once the scope is agreed. Anything outside that scope is separate and only with your consent.
  • Before payment we may decline the work — if we cannot meet your deadline or the task is outside our specialisation. We tell you straight away, free of charge.
  • For defence companies we sign an NDA before you share any materials.

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