Technical SEO
Technical SEO audit services with the fixes included
An audit that nobody implements is an expensive document. We quote the implementation alongside the audit so the findings actually reach production.
- Rendered-DOM analysis for JavaScript sites, not source-code guesses
- Issues prioritised by traffic and revenue at risk
- Implementation-ready tickets with acceptance criteria
Why us
Why choose Digiloom for technical SEO audit services
Digiloom is a Pakistani digital studio registered in the United Kingdom, with clients across Pakistan, the Gulf and the UK and beyond. The people who scope your programme are the people who run it — there is no handover to a junior team after the pitch.
Most sites do not have a content problem. They have a crawl, render and speed problem that quietly caps everything the content team ships.
We publish our process and our pricing bands because the alternative — an opaque retainer with no defined deliverables — is how most agency relationships go wrong. You will know what is being done each month, what it costs, and what it is expected to return.
Process
How we deliver technical SEO audit services
Crawl and baseline
Full crawl, rendered DOM comparison, log files and a snapshot of every title, canonical, robots directive and schema block.
Diagnose
Map each issue to affected URLs, sessions and revenue. Rank by what recovering it is worth.
Implement
Our engineers ship the fix or write the ticket your team can ship without a follow-up call.
Verify
Re-crawl, validate in Search Console, confirm field data moves, then lock the baseline.
Scope
What the engagement covers
Prioritised by impact, not severity colour
A red flag on a page nobody searches for is not urgent. We sort by traffic and revenue at risk.
Rendering handled properly
JavaScript sites get a rendered-DOM audit, not a source-code guess.
Core Web Vitals with field data
We tune to CrUX field data and INP, not just a lab Lighthouse score.
Drift monitoring
Baselines and diffs after every deployment so a stray noindex never survives a sprint.
The work
What technical SEO looks like in practice
A technical audit is worthless if nobody ships the fixes. We audit, prioritise by revenue impact, then implement — in your stack, through your release process, with QA on the other side.
- Full crawl and log-file analysis
- Index coverage and canonical strategy
- JavaScript rendering and hydration review
- Core Web Vitals budget: LCP, INP, CLS, TTFB
Deliverables
What is included in technical SEO audit services
Every engagement is scoped in writing before it starts. This is the standard shape — yours may add or drop lines, but nothing is hidden.
In the scope of work
- Full crawl and log-file analysis
- Index coverage and canonical strategy
- JavaScript rendering and hydration review
- Core Web Vitals budget: LCP, INP, CLS, TTFB
- Schema architecture and validation
- Migration planning and post-launch monitoring
What you receive either way
- A written scope with named deliverables and dates
- A live dashboard you can open at any time, not a monthly PDF
- A monthly review that covers the misses as well as the wins
- Full ownership of every account, file and repository
- A named senior lead who does the work, not a manager who relays it
Fit
Who this work tends to suit
We are a better fit for some sectors than others. These are the ones where we have depth and can show relevant work.
Ecommerce & Retail
Where the numbers are unforgiving and the feedback loop is same-day.
Sector pageReal Estate & Property
The problem is rarely lead volume. It is lead quality and how fast someone calls them back.
Sector pageHealthcare & Clinics
Regulated, trust-driven and overwhelmingly local.
Sector pageB2B & SaaS
Long cycles, several decision makers, and a marketing team judged on a number that arrives…
Sector pageStraight talk
How this differs from what you have probably had before
| Situation | What usually happens | What we do instead |
|---|---|---|
| Technical fixes are identified | You get a PDF of recommendations and a wait for your own developers | Our engineers ship the fix in your repo, behind a measurable baseline |
| A month underperforms | The report opens with whichever metric went up | The review opens with what missed forecast, and what it cost |
| Budget comes under pressure | More spend is proposed | We look at conversion first — usually the cheaper fix |
| You decide to leave | Accounts sit in the agency's name | Everything is in your name from day one; handover takes a day |
Budget
What this typically costs
Published bands so you can self-select before booking a call. Final quotes are itemised and depend on market competitiveness, your technical starting point, and how much your own team will do.
Starting out
$1,200/month
One channel, a single market, a smaller catalogue or service list.
Full pricingGrowth programme
$3,000-$6,000/month
Multi-channel, with engineering capacity and a CRO testing programme included.
Get a quoteMulti-market
From $8,000/month
Two or more countries or languages, larger catalogues, a named lead per market.
Discuss scopeNext steps
Getting started
Send us what you have
A URL, the market, and roughly what you can spend. Even a paragraph is enough for us to form a view.
We audit before we pitch
Two weeks looking at analytics, crawl data, ad accounts and your CRM. You keep the findings whether or not you continue.
Scoped proposal in three days
Itemised, with a forecast attached, so you can cut anything you do not believe in before it starts.
Work starts in two-week sprints
Engineering and campaigns run in parallel, every change baselined so we can prove what moved.
Portfolio
Proof it works
Design, build and growth programmes we can talk about publicly — with the numbers the client signed off.
In their words
What clients say when we are not in the room
They were the first agency that told us to spend less. It cost them revenue and won them a three-year relationship.
The developers actually shipped the fixes. Every agency before this handed us a PDF and waited for our team to do the work.
We stopped guessing which channel was working. The attribution work paid for itself in the first quarter.
Six clinics, one system, and appointments that finally show up in the diary. The map pack work changed our week.
Our store went from four seconds to under two. Mobile conversion moved the same month.
They said no to half of what we asked for and explained why. That is the part I trust.
They were the first agency that told us to spend less. It cost them revenue and won them a three-year relationship.
The developers actually shipped the fixes. Every agency before this handed us a PDF and waited for our team to do the work.
We stopped guessing which channel was working. The attribution work paid for itself in the first quarter.
Six clinics, one system, and appointments that finally show up in the diary. The map pack work changed our week.
Our store went from four seconds to under two. Mobile conversion moved the same month.
They said no to half of what we asked for and explained why. That is the part I trust.
Reporting we can actually take to the board. Revenue, pipeline, cost per opportunity — not impressions.
The rebrand and the site launched together and the enquiry quality jumped immediately.
We moved a third of delivery orders off the aggregators. That margin went straight to the bottom line.
They rebuilt our category pages properly instead of chasing keywords. Non-brand revenue nearly tripled.
Straight answers on what a realistic budget buys, before we signed anything.
Arabic and English handled as two markets, not one translated site. That distinction mattered.
Reporting we can actually take to the board. Revenue, pipeline, cost per opportunity — not impressions.
The rebrand and the site launched together and the enquiry quality jumped immediately.
We moved a third of delivery orders off the aggregators. That margin went straight to the bottom line.
They rebuilt our category pages properly instead of chasing keywords. Non-brand revenue nearly tripled.
Straight answers on what a realistic budget buys, before we signed anything.
Arabic and English handled as two markets, not one translated site. That distinction mattered.
FAQ
Technical seo audit services — FAQs
How long does an audit take?
Two to four weeks depending on site size, including log-file analysis and a prioritised remediation plan.
Can our developers implement it?
Yes — we write tickets your team can ship without a follow-up call, and we QA the release.
Next step
Ready to talk about technical SEO audit services?
Send us the site, the market and the budget range. You will get a straight answer on whether we are the right fit — including when we are not.