Find out why visitors aren't getting in touch with Vantage website audit tools.
Vantage's website audit tools check your whole site against what you want it to do, whether that's enquiries, bookings, sales or calls, and tell you what to fix first, in plain English.
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From a first website audit to more enquiries
Vantage's website audit tools start with what you want the website to do, find what will make the biggest difference, and help you improve it in the right order.
Check the site against its goal
Tell Vantage what the site is for: leads, sales, bookings, calls, sign-ups or a goal in your own words. It checks up to 25 pages and scores how well the site does that one job.
See what to improve, ranked
Every improvement says what it means for the business and exactly what to change. Fixes are ranked by impact and effort, and listed page by page, so nothing gets lost.
Count every enquiry, with consent
See which tracking the site runs, whether enquiries can be counted, and whether there's a cookie banner. Analytics and ad tags set cookies, and UK law asks visitors to agree first, so the audit spots tracking that's running without one.
Make it fast on a phone
Google's own speed checks for mobile and desktop, with the few fixes that make the biggest difference, so pages load fast enough to keep visitors.
Rewrite the pages that matter
Turn a page that says little into one that sells. The Copywriter rewrites service, landing and about pages in the business's own voice. Or download the fixes as a brief for whoever builds your site.
Keep it improving
Send the fixes to the Marketing Plan, alongside your search and social work. Then run the audit again to see the score move.
Website audit tools that work together
A website audit is only useful if you act on it. Vantage's website audit tools check the whole site and its speed, run a website audit for SEO page by page, rewrite the pages that need it and turn every fix into one plan, in plain English.
Common questions about our website audit tools
What is a website audit?
A check of your whole website against what it's for, such as getting enquiries, bookings or sales. Vantage's audit scores the site out of 100 and lists what to improve, ranked by what will make the most difference.
What do the website audit tools check?
The journey to get in touch, messaging, tracking, design, trust, search and speed, page by page. A Full check adds an AI review of homepage screenshots on mobile and desktop, and of how clear the messaging is.
Does it check cookie consent?
Yes. It spots tracking that sets cookies, such as Google Analytics 4, Google Ads and the Meta pixel, and checks for a cookie banner or consent tool. If tracking runs without one, it tells you, because UK law asks visitors to agree first. Cookie-free analytics, such as Plausible or Fathom, don't need a banner, and the audit knows the difference. It checks that a banner is there, not how it's set up.
How long does a website audit take?
Usually about two minutes, for up to 25 pages.
What's the difference between a website audit and a website audit for SEO?
A website audit checks whether the site does its job, like getting enquiries. A website audit for SEO checks how Google reads each page: titles, headings, descriptions and keywords. Vantage's SEO Auditor does that part, and you get both.
Can I share the audit with my web designer?
Yes. Download it as a PDF, page by page, so whoever builds your site knows exactly what to change.
How much does a website audit cost?
A Quick check uses about 5 AI credits and a Full check about 15, from the 1,000 included every month on the £25 Solo plan.
Who Vantage's website audit tools are for
See your own website's score
Vantage is in open beta. Join for £5 and get every tool with 100 AI credits. Access ends when the beta closes.