Pricing
What this costs, and what drives the number
We publish a floor and a range rather than a rate card, because the honest answer depends on how your site is built, and we would rather be accurate than tidy.
Agent readiness audit
From $2,000
Fixed price, fixed scope, delivered in five business days. Every check in the published rubric, with captured evidence and a ranked remediation plan.
Credited in full against implementation if you proceed within 60 days.
Implementation
$4,000–$25,000
We make the fixes, in your codebase or your CMS, as changes your team reviews and owns. Scoped from your audit findings.
Monitoring retainers are scoped separately, to site size and change rate.
How we scope
Architecture, not page count
A 60-page single-page application is several times the work of a 900-page static documentation site. Pricing by page count would be simpler and wrong.
Least expensive
Content and configuration
llms.txt, robots directives, security.txt, canonical hygiene, meta and Open Graph coverage, alt text. Hours of work, immediate score movement.
Mid-range
Templates and platform
Structured data across templates, heading and landmark structure, form labelling, navigation using real anchors, agent-constructible search.
Most expensive
Architecture
Server rendering for routes that currently need JavaScript, checkout path work, and building machine-readable endpoints from scratch.
The audit determines which of these you are actually in, which is why we run it first and why it is credited against whatever follows. The rubric that drives all of this is published.
Questions
Questions about pricing
Why is there no price table?
Because a table implies the number is driven by whichever row you fall into, and it is not. Two sites with identical page counts can differ tenfold in effort depending on how they render. We would rather quote accurately from your findings than publish a tier we then have to argue you out of.
What actually drives the number?
Architecture, almost entirely. Content and configuration fixes are cheap. Template and schema work across a CMS or theme is mid-range. Rendering architecture, checkout paths and building machine endpoints are the expensive end. The audit tells us which bucket you are in before anyone quotes anything.
Does the audit fee count towards implementation?
Yes. Proceed with implementation within 60 days and the full audit fee is credited against it. You are not paying twice for the same diagnosis.
What currency do you work in?
Everything is quoted and invoiced in USD.
What if the audit finds nothing worth fixing?
Then we say so, and there is no follow-on engagement. It is a real outcome and it does happen. An audit that always concludes you need the expensive next step is a sales document, not an audit.