System audit “in one window,” without unnecessary bureaucracy.
- SMB Focus
- Second opinion
- Prioritization
- AI dialog
7–14 working days
after agreeing on the objectives and scope
100–250+ pages
facts → conclusions → recommendations
3 priority levels
critical / important / can be done later
Comprehensive website audit: UX, marketing, SEO, and technical risks
We identify where your website is losing leads and revenue: from scenarios and trust to bugs, speed, technical SEO, and stability. You receive priorities and a plan for corrections, rather than “general advice.”
UX and scenarios:
points of loss, form logic, navigation.
Marketing and conversion:
offers, CTAs, trust, argumentation.
SEO and technical SEO:
structure, indexing, errors, risks of drops.
Technology + QA::
bugs, stability, speed, cross‐browser compatibility.
Result: A PDF report of 100+ pages with facts. With explanations and recommendations — up to 250+.
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Response within one business day • NDA upon request • Can start without access.
Who is a comprehensive audit suitable for?
If there is traffic but the results are disappointing, you need to diagnose the causes rather than just “tweaking the buttons.”
There is traffic, but few requests.
We understand where the user journey breaks down and why it doesn't convert.
It is unclear where the cause lies.
UX, marketing, SEO, or technology – let’s break it down layer by layer and show the facts.
Before redesign
First, the reasons and priorities, then investments in change.
Need a “second opinion”
Independent assessment before changing contractors or disputes within the team.
How is this different from a “simple usability audit”?
Usability is part of the picture. Businesses need answers: why their website isn’t making money — and what to do about it.
Usually
- Focus on “impressions” and general recommendations.
- 20–40 pages: “make the button more noticeable.”
- No connection to SEO and technical limitations.
- Rarely includes prioritization and risk assessment.
QA Source
- UX + marketing + SEO + technology – all in one analysis.
- QA checks: facts, reproducibility, scenarios.
- Prioritization: critical / important / later.
- Recommendations on “how to improve,” not just “what’s wrong.”
What exactly are we analyzing?
Without overloading them with terminology – but in sufficient depth for the team to be able to make corrections based on the report.
UX and scenarios
The user’s journey from login to application/purchase and the point where they “break down.”
- Navigation, forms, perception errors.
- Drop‐off points and unnecessary steps.
- Mobile UX and key screens.
Marketing and conversion
How convincing is the website: offer, trust, CTA, and argument structure.
- Value proposition and clarity.
- Trust and social proof.
- CTA and page logic.
SEO and technical SEO
Problems that hinder visibility and can lead to a drop in rankings.
- Indexing, structure, errors.
- UX/technology as SEO factors.
- Risks of penalties and drops.
Technical risks + QA
Bugs and instability that hurt conversion and trust.
- Critical scenarios (forms, registration, payment).
- Performance and stability.
- Cross‐browser compatibility / cross‐platform compatibility.
AI under the hood: less bureaucracy, more clarity
You formulate the task in a dialogue – AI helps clarify the goals and context, and experts draw conclusions.
Instead of a “20-page questionnaire” – a short dialogue
The AI assistant helps gather context: what is important to your business, which pages are critical, where you “feel” losses. This speeds up the start and reduces the risk of misunderstanding.
Important: AI enhances expertise, but does not replace it — final conclusions are verified by QA Source specialists.
How the audit is conducted
1. Dialogue and goals
AI collects context, we set KPIs and priorities.
2. Checks by layers
UX, marketing, SEO, technology, and QA – no gaps between teams.
3. Reporting and prioritization
Facts → conclusions → recommendations + “what to fix first.”
4. Analysis
60–90 minute conference call: we explain, answer questions, and agree on a plan of action.
What you get as a result
A report that can be given to developers and marketers—and actually used to get things done.
PDF 100–250+ pages
Facts and examples. With recommendations and explanations — up to 250+ pages.
Prioritization
Critical / important / can be done later — so as not to “fix everything at once.”
Quick wins
A list of quick improvements that can be made in the first week.
Correction plan
What to change, why, and what effect we expect (based on conversion/risk logic).
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You can start without access: all you need is a URL and a brief discussion about your goals.
Terms and price
Prices are “from...” — the final cost depends on the complexity and objectives of the project. Usually 7–14 business days.
Start
from 120 000 RUB
A small website or landing page.
- Key scenarios and screens.
- Basic SEO/technical block.
- Prioritization and quick wins.
Business
from 180 000 RUB
Service website / corporate website.
- Deeper into UX and conversion.
- Advanced SEO and technical risks.
- Scenarios and QA checks.
Product
from 250 000 RUB
Complex web project/service.
- Critical business scenarios.
- Stability, speed, edge cases.
- Detailed plan for fixes.
If you need a “second opinion” on your corporate website, we usually start with the Business package and refine the scope based on your goals.
After the audit, we can help implement
To ensure that the report does not “end up on the shelf”: we get involved in the implementation and check the results.
Prioritization and control
We will help you break down the tasks one by one and not lose sight of the critical points.
QA regression after edits
We will verify that the fixes did not break key scenarios and metrics.
Re‐check
We will compare “before/after” and clarify the next step for improvement.
Consultations for the team
Review of the report for marketing/development and answers to questions.
FAQ
We provide brief answers to frequently asked questions before the conference call.
Is this a replacement for a usability audit?
No. Usability is part of a comprehensive analysis. We link UX with marketing, SEO, and technical risks.
Do we need access?
Not necessarily. You can start with URLs and goals. Access to analytics/admin increases accuracy, but is not required at the start.
Who will read 250 pages?
The report is structured: prioritization and quick wins are at the top. The team can read in blocks and immediately take on tasks.
What if we already have a team?
Great. We often work as independent experts: we help identify blind spots and quickly agree on “what to do first.”
Do you sign NDAs?
Yes, upon request. We work carefully with data and access.
How long does the audit take?
Usually 7–14 business days after agreeing on the goals and scope. For large projects, we discuss the timing in advance.
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