Something's wrong with your website—but you're not sure exactly what?
The free audit will show you what might be hindering your site's performance and what the next logical step should be.
What can a thorough website audit reveal?
We don't just send an automated score. We manually review the publicly accessible website based on the main user flow, visible indicators of mobile usability, speed, and stability, technical functionality, CTAs, and friction points.
What do we use to work? We use our own technical measurements and real-world test results as methodological evidence. The GTmetrix example shown below illustrates the type of evidence we examine—it is not a guarantee that the same results can be achieved on other sites.
The goal is not a list of errors. We’re looking for the issues that are most likely to hinder visitors or the site’s functionality, and what the next step is that actually makes sense.
Why should you request a free website audit from Digiösvény?
This is for you if You have a functioning website, but you feel it’s slow, unreliable, or not very effective; you have visitors, but you’re not getting enough leads; it’s unclear where visitors are getting stuck; or you simply don’t know exactly what the problem is.
What You'll Get: clear, prioritized feedback on what we found, why it might be important, and what should be examined or corrected first.
What you don't get: The free audit is not a complete development specification, not a legal review, not a penetration test, and does not automatically constitute a complete project proposal.
● Manual technical review: You don't just get an automatic score.
● Priority: We distinguish between urgent, important, and non-urgent matters.
● There is no obligation to purchase: If no further work is needed, we will make that clear as well.
An audit does not guarantee specific business results; its purpose is to give you a clearer picture of your website’s current state and the next logical step.
What happens to your data after you send?
1. Submission: You provide the website to be tested and the email address where you would like to receive the response.
2. Manual technical review: We manually review the publicly accessible page from both a technical and a user perspective.
3. Feedback: We will summarize the key findings and recommended priorities in an email. We will automatically confirm receipt of your submission and then send the draft audit report via email for your approval.
4. Next step only if warranted: If, based on the identified problem, further work would be worthwhile, we will outline a possible course of action. A specific proposal will be prepared only once the scope of the necessary work has been sufficiently clarified.
The next step depends on the result. If there are no significant issues, there is no sale. If a minor, well-defined fix is warranted, a separate fixed-scope proposal can be recommended. For more complex issues, further diagnosis or strategic clarification may be necessary first. For clear project requirements, a project requirements assessment is conducted, and a proposal is provided only after the scope has been sufficiently clarified.
Not every audit results in a recommendation. The purpose of the audit is, first and foremost, to clarify the problem and determine the next logical step—not to follow a predetermined sales path.