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On-Page AI Audit Packages & Pricing

Find the gaps. Agree the priorities. Choose the next move.

Find what is stopping your website from being found, trusted and recommended. Choose the right audit package, page scope and action pathway before paying for repairs.

DIRECT ANSWER

What do the website audit and action plan packages include?

Logue Media’s on-page audit packages identify website issues through a Client Facing Audit Report (CFAR), while the CFAR + Client Action Plan (CAP) package adds prioritised actions, responsibilities and completion checks. Paid packages start with ten selected pages, with CFAR from $1,450 + GST and CFAR + CAP from $2,450 + GST. The reports help you decide what to change; live website repairs, new pages and implementation are separately scoped.

Findings or an action plan?

Choose CFAR when you need a documented diagnosis before deciding which work is justified. Choose CFAR + CAP when the findings also need to become an organised scope that your team or provider can quote, assign and check.

Already have an audit?

Tell us before ordering. A CAP upgrade needs compatible evidence for the same approved pages. We check the findings and scope before confirming the upgrade; unrelated or additional pages need their own evidence.

Does this include On-Page SEO work?

These are report packages. On-Page SEO is an implementation service that may act on the findings under a separate project or Search Marketing plan. Buying the report does not mean the live site has already been changed.

Business owner reviewing a digital marketing plan

THE BUYER PROBLEM

Before you pay for changes, know what needs to change.

Your website can be live and still leave a buyer unclear about your offer, service area or next step. More pages, a fresh design or another SEO task will not necessarily fix the part that is causing the uncertainty.

The expensive gap is between finding a problem and agreeing the right work. A vague recommendation leaves your writer, designer and developer interpreting the scope differently. Important changes can stall while easier, less useful tasks take the budget.

The focus is not just finding problems, but creating a clear commercial pathway from evidence to action. Start with the selected pages, record the findings and decide whether you need diagnosis alone or a controlled action plan.

PACKAGE CHOICE

Findings first. Defined actions when you need them.

Compare the output for the same selected pages
Package Paid starting scope and price What you receive Choose it when
CFAR — website audit 10 selected pages
$1,450 + GST
Client Facing Audit Report, Business Owner Strategic Report, Client User Guide and the advisory support for the selected scope. You need to understand the issues and their business impact before committing to a programme of changes.
CFAR + CAP — audit and action plan 10 selected pages
$2,450 + GST
Audit and action-plan outputs, owner-level strategic and implementation reports, plus the advisory support for the matched scope. You need the evidence translated into priorities, dependencies, responsibility and checks before work is quoted or assigned.

Starting prices apply to the current ten-page paid scope. The calculator below prices the exact selected quantity and review schedule; Logue Media confirms the pages, compatibility and final scope before invoicing.

Already have a compatible CFAR? Select the CFAR-to-CAP upgrade in the calculator. It calculates the additional action-plan work without charging for the same audit again.

Read the CFAR product detail and CAP product detail for the reporting method and real document examples.

YOUR PAGE SCOPE

Review the pages that carry the buying decision.

Select valuable pages

Choose pages that represent the decisions your buyers actually make: the main offer, important service or product detail, relevant location context, evidence, pricing and enquiry. A selection of disconnected URLs can miss the path that needs attention.

Send the complete page URLs and explain which offer or buyer question matters most. We confirm the final selection before work begins, including useful supporting pages where they help explain a finding.

Match audit and actions

An action plan must be based on compatible findings for the pages it covers. If you want actions for a larger selection than the original audit, the additional pages need suitable audit evidence first.

That is a scope decision, not a free extension. Tell us which pages have already been reviewed and what has changed since then so we can confirm whether the earlier report is still an appropriate starting point.

Paid page quantities

The current paid CFAR and CFAR + CAP pathways cover exact quantities from 10 to 100 selected pages. The calculator offers common quantities and lets you set the actual number within its supported range.

A larger page count changes the reporting workload and included advisory allowance. It does not automatically mean a deeper report on every possible site system, or that all those pages will be rewritten. More than 100 pages requires a custom quote.

Free limited snapshot

The current Free audit options use a limited ten-page scope and require Logue Media approval. They provide a controlled view of the findings or action pathway rather than the full disclosure of a paid package.

Use that route when you need an initial look before choosing paid work. The Free selection does not include website repair or remove the need to confirm a later paid scope. Review its disclosure acknowledgement in the calculator.

When the site changes

A substantial change after the audit can affect the usefulness of its findings. Tell us about a rebuild, migration, new offer, altered navigation or a provider already changing the selected pages.

We agree whether to reuse the report, review the affected findings or assess a new scope. That avoids assigning actions to an issue that has already been fixed or disappeared for a different reason.

Evidence before the work order.

Give the next provider a clear starting point: the affected page, the finding and the decision that needs approval.

WHAT YOU RECEIVE

A diagnosis you can read. Actions you can assign.

CFAR — understand the website gaps

The audit gives you a documented view of what is unclear, missing or weakening the selected pages. It connects findings with their affected pages and available evidence, rather than handing you a generic checklist.

  • Read the business impact and priorities through the Business Owner Strategic Report.
  • Use the Client User Guide to understand the findings and reporting structure.
  • Decide which issues need action, further evidence or specialist investigation.

The report is the starting reference for discussion; it does not perform the changes.

CAP — organise the response

The action plan turns accepted findings into work that can be reviewed, quoted, assigned and checked. The owner-level implementation report identifies the inputs and decisions the business must provide.

  • See required actions, priorities and the pages where they apply.
  • Identify responsibility, dependencies and the information needed before work proceeds.
  • Agree completion checks so the provider and business can assess the same result.

The plan defines the work; implementation remains a separate agreement.

HOW THE REPORTS MOVE

From selected pages to an agreed next step.

01 — Confirm pages and purpose

Share the website, selected URLs and the decision you need to make. We check the requested product, page quantity, existing evidence and whether another provider is already working on the site. Final scope is agreed before invoicing.

02 — Review the public evidence

The CFAR examines the selected public-facing pages and records supported findings. Missing information, weak clarity and a confirmed issue are different situations; the report should make the basis of its conclusions understandable.

03 — Turn findings into priorities

If CAP is included, accepted findings become defined actions with dependencies, responsibility and completion checks. Your business confirms the facts and decides what will proceed, what needs more information and what should be deferred.

04 — Choose the delivery owner

Receive the reports and included advisory support, then decide who implements the agreed actions. Your team, an existing provider or a separately scoped Logue Media project can do the work. A report review does not silently become a live website rebuild.

REVIEW AND SUPPORT

Reassess the findings without confusing the scope.

Once-off diagnosis

Choose a once-off package when you need a current assessment before a specific decision: commissioning repairs, briefing a provider, approving a redesign or checking what needs attention on an established site.

It covers one reporting cycle for the agreed selection. The next action is your decision; there is no automatic commitment to ongoing website work.

Repeat review cycles

The current audit schedules include the initial report and a review at month 3; the initial report and reviews at months 3 and 6; or the initial report and reviews at months 3, 6, 9 and 12.

The calculator applies the configured repeat-review pricing to the selected package. These schedules revisit findings and progress; they do not buy monthly editing capacity or guarantee a change in rankings.

Included advisory

Advisory support is part of the selected package and changes with the page scope. The calculator shows the current allowance so you can understand what accompanies the reports before submitting the request.

Use the time to discuss findings, priorities, dependencies and the next scope. It is separate from deploying changes, producing new media or managing a third-party developer unless those tasks are expressly included.

Additional support

If you need more discussion than the included allowance, select additional advisory in the calculator to see its current rate and estimated total. Agree the purpose of that time rather than treating it as unlimited implementation.

A Central Coast discussion or remote meeting by telephone/webcam can help clarify the next step. Any onsite work, travel, development or extensive coordination needs its own confirmed scope.

EVIDENCE AND LIMITS

Keep each recommendation tied to a finding.

01

Check the reporting examples

The product pages show genuine report examples, owner-level reports and user guides. Use them to check whether the format will help you and your provider understand the work before ordering.

02

Supply the facts only you own

Tell us about current offers, service areas, qualifications, claims and genuine project evidence. A public-page audit cannot verify information the business has not provided or published.

03

Separate readiness from outcomes

Stronger clarity, structure and evidence can support search readiness. They do not guarantee a ranking, AI citation or recommendation. After implementation, record the actual changes and review available performance separately.

See the CFAR report examples and CAP action and owner-report examples before selecting the output.

Business owner reviewing website priorities

FROM REPORT TO WEBSITE CHANGE

Who will put the agreed actions into practice?

Your route The practical next step
Your team or provider

Use the accepted findings to brief your writer, designer, developer or SEO provider. CAP makes the proposed actions and checks easier to agree. Confirm who owns implementation and the evidence of completion before work starts.

A fixed implementation project

Ask Logue Media to quote the agreed actions as a project with deliverables, approvals, testing and a completion point. Compatible paid findings are reused. Page repair or creation can use the Repair & Creation package pathway where appropriate.

An ongoing Search plan

Use a Search Marketing plan when you want ongoing optimisation and agreed implementation capacity. Named reports are included only where the proposal says so; a repeated audit schedule is a different purchase.

An audit names the issue; an action plan organises the response; the implementation agreement names who will change and test the website. On-Page SEO implementation is one possible workstream when the findings concern client-facing content.

BUYER QUESTIONS

Confirm the scope before you pay.

Can I buy an audit for just my home page?

The current paid CFAR and audit/action-plan pathways start at ten selected pages. The older one-page starter offers are not the current calculator pathway. If your concern begins with the home page, tell us what is happening so we can choose the appropriate pages and product before you order.

Do I have to purchase CAP with the audit?

No. CFAR can be purchased for a documented diagnosis. Add CAP when you need accepted findings converted into defined actions, priorities, responsibilities and checks. The bundle covers matching pages; a compatible existing audit can use the upgrade route.

Can CAP cover more pages than my earlier audit?

The additional pages need compatible evidence before they can be action-planned. We review the existing report and the proposed selection, then confirm the additional audit and planning scope. A larger action plan is not a free extension of a smaller diagnosis.

Can my existing developer use these reports?

Yes. Share the findings and, where purchased, the action plan with your provider. Agree which actions are included, who supplies the missing information and how completion is checked. Any Logue Media coordination or implementation is separately scoped.

What does the Free option leave out?

The Free option has the approved limited disclosure for a ten-page scope, subject to acceptance by Logue Media. It is an initial view of the audit or action pathway, not the complete paid report. The calculator explains the acknowledgement required for that selection.

Does a repeat review include website updates?

No. It is a report-review arrangement. Website editing, content production and technical work require an implementation agreement or an ongoing service scope. Use the calculator for the review price and the commercial routes above for the work that follows.

Will the audit make us appear in AI answers?

No report can guarantee that an AI system will choose, cite or recommend your business. The audit examines the selected website signals and supports a more informed improvement decision. Implementation and subsequent visibility need to be checked against actual evidence.

CONFIGURE YOUR AUDIT

Choose the output, pages and review schedule.

Select CFAR or CFAR + CAP, Free or Paid, the eligible page quantity, review frequency and any additional advisory support. This audit-only calculator uses the current plugin settings; we confirm the selected scope and final price before invoicing.

The calculator’s Free/Paid “plan” labels describe the product request. They are separate from ongoing Search Marketing implementation plans. If you already have a compatible CFAR, use its CAP upgrade option.

LET US HELP YOU CHOOSE

Tell us where the decision is stuck.

Share the website, the concern and any previous report. We can clarify whether you need findings, an action plan or implementation before you select the package.

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Call 0411 199 997

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