What is The Found Report?
An individually checked audit of how easy your business is to find, understand and trust everywhere it lives online: your website, your Google Business Profile, your Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn (both your personal profile and your company page), your page speed and the AI assistants themselves. You receive a scored report of ten-plus pages in plain English with the evidence behind every answer, and an action plan covering all three: the Google Business Profile and social fixes written so you can do them yourself, and the website fixes specified as hand-over pages: give them to your developer, or do them yourself on a website builder like Wix or Squarespace. $550 AUD, delivered within five business days.
What is an AI visibility audit?
An AI visibility audit checks whether AI assistants like ChatGPT and Google's Gemini can find, understand and recommend your business when people ask them who to use. The Found Report includes a live AI visibility audit for every business: I ask ChatGPT and Gemini who they recommend for your service in your area and record whether you are named, then check the foundations that shape the answer, from your page structure and structured data to whether your website, Google Business Profile and socials agree with each other. It is part of the one $550 report, with exactly how to improve your answer included.
Who does the checking, and how long does it take?
Every check is performed individually for your business: your pages read the way a customer reads them, your Google Business Profile and socials opened and examined, the AI assistants asked about you live. Nothing comes from a bulk automated export, and before anything reaches you, I review, judge and sign off every finding myself. That is why your report takes up to five business days rather than the seconds an automated scan needs.
What is the difference between an automated scanner and this audit?
Automated tools flag code-level points and stop there. They cannot read your pages the way a customer does, check whether your Google listing and socials agree with your website, or ask ChatGPT and Gemini who they recommend and see whether you are named. Every answer in The Found Report is individually tested and personally reviewed, and every finding is explained in plain English rather than a data dump.
Do you fix the problems for me?
No, and that is deliberate. The report gives you a fix list in priority order, each fix explained step by step in plain English. If the report shows your site is worth updating, your developer can work straight from it, or you can make the fixes yourself on a website builder like Wix or Squarespace. If it shows a rebuild is the smarter spend, my custom website design service exists for exactly that, priced openly at from $2,900. The report has no stake in which answer is true.
Will the report try to sell me your other services?
No. Every report ends with my honest recommendation: keep your site and grow it, rebuild, or neither yet. If you do not need my services right now, I will say so, in the report itself. Both services are priced in the open, and neither is pushed on you.
How much does a website audit cost in Australia?
Website audit pricing in Australia is rarely published, which is why quotes range anywhere from a few hundred dollars for an automated scan to $2,000–$3,000 and beyond for an agency audit of comparable breadth. Mine is on this page: $550 AUD, one-off, for the full individually checked report across your website, Google presence and AI visibility, delivered online anywhere in Australia. No call required to learn the number.
Should I audit my website before a redesign?
Usually, yes. The cost to redesign a website ranges from a few thousand dollars to well past twenty, and a redesign built on guesswork can faithfully reproduce the same problems in prettier clothes. A $550 report first tells you what is actually broken, what is worth keeping, and whether updating or rebuilding is the smarter spend, before you commit thousands either way.
