Make your site easy for Google and AI to read
We crawl your whole site and turn the findings into tickets your developers can ship. Every ticket carries a priority score, an owner and a check after the fix.
Led by Maeva Cifuentes, Founder and CEOGood content sits on a site that search engines struggle to read.
Crawlers waste their visit
Old URLs, duplicate pages and redirect chains eat the attention your product pages need.A relaunch puts rankings at risk
A new design or a URL change can erase years of search equity in one deploy.The audit sits in a PDF
Your last audit listed hundreds of warnings, and your developers had zero idea where to start.An audit only counts once the fixes ship.
We write for the developer who has to do the work, and we check the result afterward.
Tickets over reports
Each finding becomes a ticket with a stable ID, an owner, an effort estimate and a status.Ranked by impact
We score every ticket by severity and by the traffic it touches, so the first fix is the one that pays.Verified after the fix
We recrawl after each release and mark a ticket done only when the check passes.Every deliverable is a document you can open.
Full site crawl
Every URL crawled and checked for broken pages, redirect chains, duplicates and orphans.
Ticket workbook
One ticket per issue, with a stable ID, an owner, an effort estimate and a status.
Priority score
Each ticket scored by severity and traffic impact, so your developers know what to ship first.
AI crawler and schema review
Access for AI crawlers, structured data and entity consistency, so assistants can read and cite your pages.
Internal linking fixes
Orphan pages reconnected and internal links pointed at your high-value pages.
Verification
A recrawl after each release, plus a baseline of the checks your site already passes.A ranked ticket list inside your first 30 days.
You keep the crawl and the ticket workbook after month one, whatever you decide next.
Maeva owns the strategy on your account, and senior strategists carry it from audit to report.
Kickoff
Alignment call, Search Console and analytics access, and a full crawl.Audit
Indexing, redirects, internal links, speed, schema and AI crawler access reviewed.Tickets
The ticket workbook with priority scores, presented live for your approval.Handoff
Approved tickets go to your developers, with quick wins first.Verify and monitor
We recrawl after each release and watch indexing and traffic. Clients start to see movement within 60 days.Technical fixes that showed up in signups.
Softr grew paid signups 125% in two months from technical fixes, then SEO-sourced MRR 227% in six months
Read the case studyBizzabo pruned 63 URLs, fixed redirect chains and orphan pages, and grew organic visits to product pages 67%
Read the case studyActiveCampaign fixed redirects and index bloat across four language sites and gained 83,000 non-branded clicks
Read the case studyLeapsome fixed broken links, canonical errors and crawlable dynamic URLs from two audits, then grew through a Google core update for the first time since June 2024
"Their topic-cluster approach and structural fixes drastically improved how visitors moved from our blog into product and solutions pages, and we're still using that framework today."
"Maeva has a deep understanding of both the technical side of search and the importance of high-quality, thoughtful content."
Content Marketing Lead, Leapsome
"Maeva stood out by being the first content marketer I met with a deeply analytical approach."
Co-founder, tye
Built for B2B SaaS sites with years of pages behind them.
A strong fit
A site with hundreds of pages and several years of publishing.A relaunch, migration or URL change on the calendar.A developer or CMS team that can ship tickets.A better fit elsewhere
Teams that need a website design or a full rebuild.Sites that need security remediation or malware removal.Teams that want a one-click report from an audit tool.How this compares with an audit tool or a generalist agency.
Engagements start at $4,000 a month.
Technical SEO comes included in the retainer. A one-off audit starts at $5,000.
Clients start to see movement within 60 days.Questions buyers ask us on the first call.
What does the technical audit cover?
We review indexing, redirects and 404s, canonical tags, internal links, site speed and Core Web Vitals, schema, and AI crawler access. We also flag migration risks and pages worth pruning.
How do you prioritize the issues?
We score each ticket by severity and by the traffic it touches. Higher-impact work goes first, so site speed can jump ahead of a batch of title tags.
Does technical SEO affect our AI visibility?
Yes. Slow pages and blocked crawlers hurt bots as well as people. We check AI crawler access and schema, and our reports separate training bots from retrieval bots.
Who implements the fixes?
It depends on your CMS access and your scope. We can hand tickets to your developers, work alongside your CMS team, or implement a scoped set of fixes ourselves.
Do you create tickets in our engineering system?
We share the findings with you for approval first. Once you approve them, we create the intake tickets for your engineering team.
We have a relaunch or migration coming. When should you get involved?
Before go-live. A URL change creates redirect work and can touch hundreds of internal links, and that is far cheaper to plan ahead than to repair afterward.
Can we buy the technical audit alone?
Yes. The technical audit can be a one-off project that stands on its own, from $5,000. It also comes included in our monthly retainer, where we pair it with verification, monitoring and the rest of your SEO work.
How long does the audit take?
The audit and research phase runs three to five weeks, depending on site size and how quickly access arrives.
How long until we see results?
Clients start to see movement within 60 days. Early movement means more pages indexed, fewer crawl errors and rankings climbing on priority pages. Demos and signups follow once those gains hold.
What do you need from us to start?
We need access to Google Search Console and your analytics. CMS access helps where we implement fixes ourselves.
Do you monitor the site after the fixes?
Yes. We recrawl after releases, watch indexing and traffic, and review the work in a quarterly business review that sets the next 90 days.