We fix what the audit finds
An audit is a list of problems. Most site owners don't have the time, or a developer, to work through it. Send us your site and we'll make the fixes — you agree the scope and price before any work starts.
A report doesn't fix a website
The free check tells you that your pages have no meta descriptions, that the hero image is 2 MB, that the menu overflows on a phone, that a security header is missing. Each of those is a small job for someone who does it every week, and an afternoon of searching for someone who doesn't.
Fixes also interact. Compressing images changes the layout if their dimensions aren't set; a strict Content-Security-Policy breaks the chat widget; a redirect added in the wrong place creates a loop. We make the change, check the page still works, and re-run the audit so you can see the finding is gone.
What we fix
SEO fixes
Titles and meta descriptions, heading structure, canonical tags, robots.txt and sitemap problems, structured data, redirect chains and pages blocked from indexing by mistake.
Speed and performance
Oversized and unoptimised images, render-blocking scripts and styles, missing caching and compression, layout shift, and slow third-party embeds.
Mobile and responsive layout
Pages wider than the screen, text too small to read, buttons too close together, menus and tables that break on phones, and viewport settings that block zoom.
Accessibility
Missing image descriptions and form labels, low colour contrast, keyboard traps, heading order and ARIA used incorrectly. We fix what automated tools flag and tell you what needs a manual review.
Security configuration
HTTPS redirects, HSTS and other security headers, cookie flags, mixed content and exposed files. This is hardening a site's configuration — not a penetration test.
Broken links and forms
Links and images that return errors, forms that don't submit or don't tell the visitor what went wrong, and JavaScript errors that stop a page working.
Frontend and website development
New pages and sections, redesigns of parts that aren't working, and complete small-business websites.
Backend and integrations
Django and Python backend work, APIs, payment and email integrations, and connecting a site to the tools a business already uses.
Findings we are asked to fix most often
These are examples of the kind of finding the audit reports, not results from a particular website.
Meta description missing on the home page
Write a description for each important page and add it to the template so new pages get one too.
Largest image is 1.8 MB and loads before anything else
Resize and convert it to a modern format, set its dimensions, and lazy-load the images below the fold.
Page is wider than the screen at 375 px
Find the element with a fixed width, make it fluid, and re-test at phone, tablet and desktop sizes.
Strict-Transport-Security header not set
Add the header at the server or CDN, confirm HTTPS works on every subdomain first, then raise the max-age.
Form fields have no labels
Add a visible label to every field and connect error messages to the fields they describe.
How a fix job runs
- 1
You send us the site
Use the form, or the button on your audit report — it fills in the website for you. Tell us what matters most.
- 2
We reply with a scope and a quote
We look at the findings, say what we would fix and what we would leave, and give you a price for that scope.
- 3
We make the fixes
Work starts once you agree. We need access to the site or its code; we'll tell you exactly what access and why.
- 4
We re-run the audit
You get a before-and-after: the same checks, run again, showing which findings are resolved.
What it costs
Fixes are quoted per job, because the work depends on how the site is built: the same finding is a five-minute change on one platform and a template rewrite on another. We don't publish a fixed price for custom work.
If you'd like a clearer picture before asking for fixes, the Detailed Website Audit (₹999) and the Deep Website Audit (₹2,999) give you a fuller report to decide from. Nothing is charged until you have agreed the scope and price.
What we don't promise
- A particular search ranking or traffic number. We fix the things that hold a site back; rankings depend on competitors and content too.
- That a site is "secure". We harden configuration and fix what the assessment finds. A penetration test is a different, explicitly authorised engagement.
- Legal accessibility compliance. Automated and manual fixes move a site a long way, but certification needs a formal audit.
- A turnaround time before we have seen the site.
Questions
Do I need to run an audit first?
It helps, and the free check takes about a minute. If you already know what needs doing, just tell us in the form.
Which platforms do you work on?
Our own work is in HTML, CSS and JavaScript, React and Next.js, and Django and Python. Tell us what your site is built with — if it isn't something we can work on properly, we'll say so before quoting.
What access do you need?
It depends on the fix: a staging login, repository access or CMS access. We ask for the minimum, and you can remove it when the job is done.
Can you fix only some of the findings?
Yes. Most jobs start with the high-priority findings and the quick wins. The quote lists what is included.
How do I pay?
We agree the scope and price by email first, then send payment details. There is no automatic charge from the website.