Find out what your site is costing you.
A technical audit across search health, speed, and mobile reach — delivered as a prioritised fix list you can start on day one, plus a week-by-week plan for the rest.
Search health
- Technical SEO analysis
- Crawl, index, canonical, and redirect health across the whole site.
- On-page optimisation
- Titles, headings, and internal linking on the pages that carry intent.
- Content quality
- Whether pages answer the query or circle it.
- Competitive analysis
- Who occupies your terms and what structure they use to hold them.
Speed
- Core Web Vitals
- LCP, INP, and CLS measured on real page weights, not a lab ideal.
- Frontend performance
- Render-blocking assets, image weight, font loading, layout thrash.
- Backend and server
- Time to first byte and where the server is spending it.
- Caching and CDN
- Whether repeat visits are actually free, and whether your edge is doing anything.
- Third-party scripts
- The tags nobody remembers adding that cost you a second of load.
Reach
- Mobile experience
- Real behaviour at 360px, not a desktop layout that technically reflows.
- Local search
- Whether you surface for the geography you actually lend in.
- Accessibility floor
- Contrast, focus, targets, and labels — the things that also happen to be speed wins.
A list and a schedule. Not a PDF nobody opens.
Quick action checklist
An immediate, prioritised list of fixes so you can start seeing improvement from day one — highest impact per hour first.
Week-by-week timeline
A detailed implementation schedule for every recommendation, sequenced so nothing blocks anything else.
Audit questions
What do I actually get?
Two things. A quick-action checklist — a prioritised list you can start on the same day — and a week-by-week implementation timeline covering every recommendation, so the work has an order rather than being a pile.
How is this different from running Lighthouse myself?
Lighthouse tells you what is slow. This tells you which of those things is costing you conversions, in what order to fix them, and how long each will take. The audit is the interpretation, not the measurement.
Do I have to be a Qualr customer?
No. It is a standalone audit. If it turns out your problem is lending workflow rather than website performance, we will say so — and that is a different conversation.