Money Leak Diagnostic
$197 + GST
A plain-English report on one site or landing page. Best when you want to know what is leaking before fixing anything.
For local businesses running websites, ads or SEO
Your website might be leaking leads. Let’s find where.
The Money Leak Audit checks the boring-but-expensive stuff: broken forms, weak mobile CTAs, missing tracking, vague landing pages and other little problems that quietly cost enquiries.
Plain-English findings. No giant SEO PDF. No guru nonsense.
What gets checked
The common places local businesses lose enquiries.
Most sites do not fail because of one dramatic problem. They leak through a few quiet gaps that no one checks until money has already been wasted.
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Broken or weak mobile call/enquiry paths
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Forms that look risky, fail quietly, or ask the wrong questions
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Missing Google Analytics, GTM, Ads or Meta conversion signals
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Paid clicks landing on generic pages instead of focused offers
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Weak CTAs, missing trust signals, slow pages, and local SEO basics
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Shopify/product-page friction where ecommerce sales leak away
How it works
A short audit that turns into an actual fix list.
- We check the site. Forms, CTAs, tracking, mobile paths, landing pages, proof and basics.
- You get the top leaks. Not every theoretical SEO issue — the few things most likely to cost leads.
- We scope the fix. If it is worth fixing, we package it into a tight sprint or monthly care plan.
Good fit if...
- You pay for Google Ads, Meta, SEO or local directories.
- You get traffic but not enough calls/enquiries.
- You are not sure whether tracking is actually working.
- Your site has become a pile of little “we should fix that” issues.
Pricing
Start small. Fix what matters.
Fix Sprint
$750-$1,500 + GST
We fix the highest-impact leaks: CTA/form/tracking/page clarity issues. Tight scope, no open-ended agency fog.
Growth Pulse
$397-$697/mo + GST
Ongoing checks for forms, tracking, domains, uptime, site issues and one useful monthly recommendation.
Request an audit
Send the site and I’ll tell you what looks leaky.
If it looks like a fit, I’ll send the next step. If there’s nothing useful to fix, I’ll say that too.