Seven separate audits of one website, combined into a single report where every defect is ranked by what it plausibly costs you in lost enquiries — not by category, and not by severity theatre.
At checkout you enter the website to audit and your business name. Both are required, so your report can never be held up waiting on details.
Each section stands on its own. The value is that they are read together, then ranked against each other.
Measured against Google PageSpeed Insights on mobile: load time, render blocking, and the specific assets slowing your pages.
Crawlability, metadata and structured data — the issues keeping pages out of results regardless of how good the copy is.
Where visitors hesitate, what is unclear, and what stands between a visit and an enquiry.
WCAG triage: the failures that block real users and create avoidable legal exposure.
Missing headers, certificate hygiene and exposure that most small sites have never once checked.
SPF, DKIM and DMARC on your sending domain — the single most common reason business email lands in spam.
How you appear against nearby competitors for the searches that actually produce enquiries.
The whole point. One ranked list across all seven areas, ordered by likely commercial impact — so you know what to do first.
Plain English, specific, and explicit about what was measured versus what is best-practice inference.
Stripe collects the site to audit and your business name, then takes the one-time $199. That is the entire amount of work required from you.
Seven engines analyse your site, including live performance measurement against Google PageSpeed Insights.
One document, seven sections, one prioritised action list. Reply to it if anything needs clarifying.
Sold separately, the same engines are individually priced. The bundle exists because the ranking across all seven is where the value actually is — a performance problem and a deliverability problem are not comparable until someone puts them in one list.
If the report does not show you at least three specific, fixable issues on your site, reply to the delivery email within 30 days and you get a full refund. No forms, no phone call, no argument. The risk of this being a waste of $199 is carried by us, not by you.
Within one business day of purchase, by email. Most reports are generated automatically and arrive well before that. If an hour passes and nothing has arrived, email julien@relaycairn.com and it will be resent.
Then the report says so plainly, and the guarantee applies. If it cannot show you three specific fixable issues, you get your money back.
No. $199 once. There is an optional $149/month monitoring service offered after delivery, but it is never a condition of the audit and buying the audit does not enrol you in anything.
No. There is no sales call, no discovery session and no scheduling. You buy a report and you receive a report.
Two things, both collected at checkout: the website you want audited, and your business name. The report goes to the email address you use at checkout.
It is generated automatically from live measurements of your site, then written up as one document. That is exactly why it costs $199 and arrives in a day rather than costing four figures and taking three weeks. The measurements are real; nothing is fabricated to fill space.
One audit covers one website. If you need several, buy one per site, or reply to your delivery email and we will sort it out.
Relaycairn, operated by Julien in Barre, Vermont, USA. Full postal address and a monitored email address are in the footer, and every report is sent from that same address.
Seven audits, one prioritised report, delivered within one business day. Flat $199 with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
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