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How much is a £79 audit actually worth to your business?

Enter your monthly traffic, conversion rate, and average order value below. We will show you a conservative projection of the annual value of recovering traffic by fixing your top SEO issues. No signup, no email gate, no nonsense.

Your numbers

Honest inputs give honest outputs. If you do not know exact figures, use a sensible estimate, the result will still be in the right order of magnitude.

Each industry has different typical conversion rates and order values. Pick the closest match.
From Google Analytics or Search Console. Use the average of the last 3 months.
Visitors who buy or convert. If unsure, leave it at the industry default we pre-filled.
Average revenue per converted visitor. For SaaS, use the average annualised contract value.
PROJECTED ANNUAL UPSIDE
£17,107
This is a conservative annual projection of additional revenue you could realistically recover by fixing your top SEO issues, based on UK e-commerce industry medians.
Current annual revenue from organic
£42,120
Cost of the audit
£79
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How we calculate this.

We believe in being transparent about our maths. Anyone can build a calculator that returns implausibly large numbers. Here is exactly what this one does, and why we picked these numbers.

The formula. Current annual revenue is monthly visitors multiplied by conversion rate multiplied by average order value multiplied by twelve. The projected upside applies a conservative industry uplift multiplier on top of that baseline.

Uplift assumptions by industry. These are at the conservative end of what a senior technical SEO audit can realistically recover. Public Ahrefs and Search Console aggregate studies regularly show median uplift figures higher than these. We have deliberately picked numbers a sceptical operator would believe.

  • E-commerce: 22 percent annual uplift on organic revenue after applying technical fixes (schema, canonicals, Core Web Vitals, internal linking).
  • SaaS: 28 percent. SaaS sites typically have larger structural gaps and higher conversion value, so the same fix delivers more.
  • Shopify: 22 percent. Same as broader e-commerce. Shopify themes have predictable issues that compound across thousands of product pages.
  • Professional services: 30 percent. Local intent is poorly served by most service businesses, with significant headroom on title tags, schema, and category pages.

What this calculator is not. It is not a promise. It is not a quote. Real-world uplift depends on how quickly you implement the recommendations, the competitiveness of your category, and factors outside any audit's control. A site that ignores its audit will see no uplift at all. A site that ships the changes promptly typically sees the figures shown above within six to nine months.

What it is. A sanity check. If the projection is wildly larger than the audit cost (and it always will be for sites with even modest traffic), then the audit is worth running. If it is not, you have just saved yourself £79 by being honest about your numbers.

Worth £79 to find out?

The calculator gives you a ballpark. The audit gives you the a prioritised action plan to actually capture it. Same flat price, no retainer, no call.

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