How much does a website audit cost for a solar company?
If you run a solar installation business, here’s what a site audit and fixes cost, and why the first check is free.
You sell solar panels and battery storage. Someone tells you a website audit will cost a few hundred dollars before they even look at your site. The report comes back as a thick PDF full of charts you can’t act on. You just want to know what’s broken and what it takes to fix it.
Most solar companies have a website that lists services, a few project photos, and a contact form. But Google looks for pages that answer specific questions: solar battery cost, do solar panels work in winter, solar incentives in your state. If those pages are missing, your site is invisible to people searching. An audit scans for missing pages, broken titles, thin content, and pages Google can’t read. It’s not a report card. It’s a to-do list.
The cost of an audit depends on how many pages your site has and how many are missing. A small solar site with six pages needs less work than one with fifty. The first look is free: you give a site address, we check what’s there. The full audit and fixes are priced after we see what’s needed. There’s no flat fee because every solar company’s site is different. Some need three new ranking pages. Some need thirty. You know the number before you spend a dime.
Right now, you can get a free first check. Type your website address into the form on this page. Forget Leads will look at your site, tell you what’s missing, and show you exactly what to fix. No forty-page report. No jargon. If you wait, you keep losing homeowners to competitors who show up on Google.
After the audit and fixes, your site has pages for every service, every service area, and every question a homeowner asks. Google can find and show those pages. Leads come from your own site, not a shared lead list. You stop paying for someone else’s leads and start getting your own.
Other questions about website audit and fixes for Solar
check my website seo
Run the free check on our home page. It reads your site, counts your pages, checks titles and structure, and compares your page count with the companies ranking above you. Then we tell you in plain words what is broken and what is missing.
can i do my own seo audit?
Audit first. If the site is sound, we fix titles, structure, structured data and crawl blocks, and add the service, town and question pages inside your current design. If it is too slow or broken to hold the pages, we say so. The audit decides, not a pitch.