Website Review

Find out what is limiting your website

Choose a concise free snapshot or a more detailed paid review. Both focus on practical improvements rather than automated scores without explanation.

Option one

Free Website Snapshot

Free

First-impression assessment
Proposition clarity
One user-journey observation
One search-discovery observation
Three priority recommendations

Delivered by email, normally within three working days.

Request Free Snapshot

Option two

Paid Website Opportunity Review

£195 + VAT

Commercial positioning review
Navigation and user-journey assessment
Accessibility spot-check
Technical SEO observations
Search and AI-discovery review
Conversion assessment
Five to ten prioritised recommendations
Written summary
30-minute review call
Fee credited against an eligible website project ordered within 30 days

Order Detailed Review

No payment is taken online yet. We confirm scope and invoice before work starts.

Compare the two options

Free Website Snapshot compared with the Paid Website Opportunity Review
	Free Website Snapshot	Paid Website Opportunity Review
Price	Free	£195 + VAT
Depth	Short first-impression snapshot	Detailed review across six areas
Number of recommendations	Three	Five to ten, prioritised
Written deliverable	Short email summary	Written summary document
Review call	Not included	30 minutes
Project credit	Not applicable	Credited against an eligible project ordered within 30 days
Expected delivery	Normally within three working days	Normally within five working days

Neither option is an accessibility audit, a penetration test or a legal compliance assessment, and neither guarantees a search ranking. They are practical reviews with recommendations you can act on.

Request your free snapshot

Tell us the address and what the site is meant to achieve. A person reviews it and replies by email, normally within three working days. No telephone number is needed.

You send the address and your main objective.
We look at the site by hand, on a desktop and on a phone.
You receive three priority recommendations you can act on with or without us.

Free Website Snapshot request

Website address

For example example.co.uk

Your name

Work email

We reply to this address. Personal email accounts are not accepted.

Organisation

Primary website objective

Principal concern (optional)

Permissions

I have read the privacy notice and agree to Astaria using these details to carry out and return the snapshot. (required)

Send me occasional emails about accessibility, search and digital services. You can unsubscribe at any time. (optional)

Reviews are written by a person, so this is not an instant automated report.

Questions people ask

What will you need access to?: For the free snapshot, only the public address of your website. For the paid review we look at the public site as well, and it helps if you can tell us which pages matter most commercially. We never ask for passwords or administrator accounts.
Is the review automated?: No. A person goes through the site, on a desktop and a phone. We may use tools to check page speed or markup, but the observations and recommendations are written by hand and explained.
Is this a formal accessibility audit?: No. Both options include observations only. The paid review contains an accessibility spot-check against common WCAG 2.2 AA issues. A formal conformance audit or an independent assessment is separate work and is quoted on its own.
How is the £195 credit applied?: If you order an eligible website project within 30 days of receiving the review, the £195 plus VAT you paid is deducted from the first invoice. The credit applies once and is not exchangeable for cash.
Will you need access to our analytics?: Not for the free snapshot. For the paid review, read-only analytics or Search Console access makes the search and conversion sections more accurate, but it is optional and the review goes ahead without it.
What happens after the review?: You receive the findings and you are free to act on them yourself, pass them to your current supplier or ask us to quote. There is no obligation and we do not chase.