Find the hidden issues holding your site back.

TechSight is a technical SEO audit for sites that are hard for Google and AI tools to crawl, index, or understand. It finds crawl and indexing errors, redirect chains, 404 errors, orphan pages, missing or broken schema, weak title tags and headers, slow Core Web Vitals, and mobile issues, then ranks each one by priority.

Yes. It’s a one-time audit with no ongoing agreement. You keep the report and the prioritized fix list.

A detailed written report, often 40+ pages, covering every finding with a prioritized list of recommendations, plus a review call with our technical lead. The audit is typically delivered in 20 to 30 business days, depending on the size and complexity of your site.

Every issue is tagged Critical, High, Medium, or Low. Critical items block crawling, indexing, or rankings now. Low items are clean-up and polish. You always know what to fix first.

Mainly Google Search Console, which shows how Google crawls and indexes your site. We can audit without it, but the analysis goes much deeper with it. If you later hire us for fixes, we’ll also need access to your site’s backend and sometimes your hosting.

We can. After the review call, your team can run with the report, or we give you an up-front quote and you choose which priority levels we handle. Fixes can also roll into RankForce, our fully managed SEO program.

Yes. Book a free consult to talk through your site, your goals, and how the audit works. The technical deep dive happens in the audit itself, and you get a review call with our technical lead once it’s done.

No. We can’t verify findings we didn’t produce, so we run our own TechSight Audit before quoting any implementation work.

It depends on what has changed. If the site hasn’t been touched, we can often work from it. If changes were made or fixes were attempted, a new audit is needed so we’re working from an accurate picture.

We review a migration after the new site goes live. We check your redirects and catch issues caused by the move so you don’t lose SEO value. We don’t build the pre-launch redirect map.

That’s common. The audit shows which problems come from your platform’s limits. We can fix what the platform allows and give your developers a clear roadmap for the rest.

An audit is the best first step to decide. Fixing an existing site is often faster and cheaper. If you do rebuild, the report doubles as an SEO checklist for your developer.

They help. AI tools rely on pages that are crawlable, structured, and clear. Fixing schema, speed, and crawlability improves your chances of being surfaced in AI results, though no one can guarantee a specific placement.

Automated tools flag hundreds of items without context. TechSight adds a specialist’s review and a priority level for every issue, so you spend time on what actually matters for rankings and leads.