WEB & PLATFORM SUPPORT
A website audit at Echo Studio is a structured review of everything affecting how your site performs: traffic, rankings, usability, and conversions. We work with independent founders and small teams who know something is wrong with their site but cannot pin down what.

A UX audit reviews how real people move through a site and where they give up. It covers navigation and information architecture, the flow from landing to intended action, friction points where users hesitate or drop out, mobile usability, and accessibility barriers that quietly exclude part of your audience. A UX audit is not a redesign and it is not an opinion piece. It identifies what is costing you completed actions, and what to change first.
Independent founders, small teams, and growing brands whose site exists but is not doing its job. If your traffic dropped, your rankings stalled, or your visitors are not converting, a website audit finds the actual cause instead of guessing.
Not for: brands who want a list of problems with no path forward. Every Echo audit delivers a prioritised action plan, not just a report full of red flags. If you only want the data, there are cheaper tools for that.
A website traffic loss audit diagnoses why organic traffic dropped. The most common causes are algorithm updates hitting underperforming content, technical issues blocking crawlers, cannibalisation between pages targeting the same keyword, and lost backlinks pulling authority away from key pages. Echo Studio works through each layer systematically and surfaces the actual cause, not the most likely guess.
Every Echo Studio website audit delivers a structured report covering findings by priority: critical issues blocking performance, quick wins that can ship immediately, and strategic recommendations for the longer term. Each finding includes the problem, the impact, and the fix. No jargon, no padding.
Timeline: five to seven business days from brief to delivery.
From $200
Scoped per engagement rather than packaged into tiers, because the work changes with site size and depth of review.