Site Audit
Free Snapshot Analysis
This page explains what ProVAE means by a Free Analysis (Free Visibility Snapshot), what it does and does not cover, and how it helps you decide whether a paid audit is warranted. The goal is clarity first, so you can make the right next decision without pressure.
What the Free Analysis is
ProVAE’s Free Analysis is a short, practical visibility snapshot designed to surface the main blockers that commonly suppress discovery in search and local results. It is not a full site audit. It is an informed first look that helps you avoid spending money on the wrong solution.
- Purpose: identify the highest-impact problems and patterns, not to redesign your website.
- Outcome: a clear view of what is holding performance back and what category of work is needed next.
- Use: a reliable starting point before selecting a DIY Audit or Comprehensive Audit.
What it covers
The Free Analysis typically reviews:
- Indexing and crawl accessibility (whether search engines can reliably reach your pages)
- Technical health signals (core page errors, duplication, broken elements that affect discovery)
- On-page fundamentals (titles, headings, internal linking clarity, content-to-intent fit at a high level)
- Local visibility signals (Google Business Profile alignment and location relevance indicators when applicable)
- Authority basics (obvious trust gaps and citation consistency issues that commonly suppress local results)
What it does not cover
The Free Analysis is intentionally limited. It is not a full remediation plan, and it is not a substitute for a paid audit when deeper work is warranted.
- It does not include full keyword research, content architecture planning, or competitive modeling.
- It does not include comprehensive link analysis or a complete technical specification.
- It does not include implementation work or ongoing monitoring.
If the snapshot shows complexity, the next step is selecting the correct paid audit depth.
Why ProVAE starts here
ProVAE uses the Free Analysis to establish a shared understanding of your current visibility constraints before any paid audit work. It reduces guesswork, prevents wasted effort, and ensures the paid audit you choose matches the real problem.
If you are considering services, this is the normal entry point. It is designed to help you make an informed choice, not to rush you into a commitment.
Next step
If you would like a Free Visibility Snapshot, request it here. When you are ready to choose a paid audit depth, review the comparison page.
Note: application and intake steps appear after comparison, once you have context on what the audit types mean.