Get a $499 site audit

Find out exactly what’s wrong with your site

A fixed-price $499 audit covering security, site speed and accessibility. An engineer reviews your site and sends you a written findings document — no access needed, no sales call required, and the report is yours whether or not you hire us.

Four fields. Everything else we can work out ourselves.

    Don’t use this form — email us directly and it routes straight to the engineer who knows your site. Email info@gilawp.com

    What happens next

    No drip sequence, no discovery call before you’ve seen anything of value. Four steps, and you can stop after any of them.

    We acknowledge

    A reply from the engineer picking it up, confirming scope and payment. Written by a person.

    Findings arrive

    The full assessment as a document, ranked by risk. Yours to keep, forward or act on alone.

    A 20-minute call

    To walk through the findings and answer questions. Optional — plenty of people just take the report.

    Onboarding

    Baseline and backups on day 1, hardening by day 3, your first Operations Record at day 30.

    Before you ask

    Do you need access to our site?

    Not for the audit — everything we check is visible externally. Access only comes up if you decide to go ahead with the work, and then it’s into accounts you own and can revoke.

    Is this a sales call in disguise?

    No. You’ve paid for the findings, so you get them as a document whether or not we ever speak. The follow-up call is optional and plenty of people skip it.

    How long does it really take?

    Around two hours of engineer time, and the document lands with you within two business days.

    We’re an agency, not a business owner.

    Same form works, but tick ‘An agency’ and we’ll frame the findings for a client conversation. If you’re weighing up white-label, the partner page has the commercial detail.

    What if the findings say we’re fine?

    Then we say so in writing. It happens more often than you’d think, and a well-maintained site is not a client we’d try to talk into a plan.