Simple Site Audit
A focused 1 to 3 page site with one primary conversion action
$1,500one-time
Audit findings, ranked hypotheses, quick wins, and test plan
Website Conversion Audit (CRO)
You are already paying to get people to your website. We find the moments that make them leave, hesitate, or fail to take action, then give you a prioritized plan to fix them.
Conversion Rate Optimization done right. Clear findings and a practical test plan in about 5 to 7 business days.

01The problem
You can have good ads, solid rankings, and real interest, then still watch potential customers disappear before they call, book, buy, or fill out the form. That is not always a traffic problem. Often, it is a website problem hiding in plain sight.
We look for the friction between the click and the conversion: a confusing first impression, an unclear offer, a weak call to action, missing proof, a form that asks too much, or a booking and checkout flow that gives people a reason to quit.
Behind the scenes, this is a funnel-aware CRO audit. We evaluate the path from traffic source to landing page to CTA to completed conversion, so recommendations are tied to how visitors actually make decisions, not to someone's design preferences.
Stop guessing why your site is not converting. Get the evidence, the hypotheses, and the test plan in one week.
02What you get

What you can act on
We map the pages and steps that matter most, from the first visit through the lead form, booking flow, or checkout. You will see the conversion path in plain language, including where the experience creates confusion or friction.
MethodProfessionally, we review the full funnel, available analytics, traffic sources, desktop and mobile experience, and the handoffs between each conversion step.
You will receive a ranked set of recommended improvements, with the likely business impact and the reason each item matters. That means your team can start with the changes most likely to earn their place.
MethodEach recommendation becomes a structured hypothesis and is ICE-scored for Impact, Confidence, and Ease. The highest-leverage work rises to the top.
How we make it credible
Some problems are obvious enough to repair immediately. Others need a controlled test. We separate the two so you do not waste time testing a clearly broken experience or rolling out a change based on a hunch.
MethodYour audit includes quick wins plus up to three test designs, with a primary metric, guardrails, minimum detectable effect, estimated sample needs when data allows, and a defined decision rule.
You will not get false certainty. If analytics, heatmaps, conversion tracking, or traffic volume are missing, we will say exactly what that limits and what can still be decided from the evidence available.
MethodThis keeps the audit useful for businesses that are ready for A/B testing and for businesses where the right next move is a high-confidence direct improvement.
The deliverable
A CRO Audit + Test Plan with an executive summary, audit findings, ICE-ranked hypotheses, top test designs, quick wins, data gaps, and a recommended action sequence.
03How the audit works
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First, we find the places your site is making the sale harder.
We review the key pages and conversion steps for clarity, trust, urgency, calls to action, form friction, checkout or booking obstacles, and mobile parity.
MethodWe apply a seven-dimension heuristic review: 5-second value proposition, above-the-fold hierarchy, CTA strength, social proof, friction and forms, funnel-stage matching, and mobile experience.
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Then, we turn each meaningful finding into a specific idea worth proving.
Instead of saying “make this better,” we state what should change, who it should help, and why it should improve the outcome.
MethodEvery hypothesis follows an observation → change → predicted outcome → mechanism structure and is ranked using ICE scoring: Impact, Confidence, and Ease.
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Next, we show you how to learn before you spend time or money rolling out the wrong fix.
You will know which changes deserve a test, which can ship now, and what success should look like.
MethodFor the highest-priority opportunities, we define the control and variant, primary metric, guardrail metrics, minimum detectable effect, traffic and sample requirements, duration, and relevant audience segments.
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Finally, we agree on what the result means before anyone gets attached to it.
That protects your team from declaring a win because a change looks good, or from discarding a good idea too early.
MethodEach test gets pre-committed rules to ship, kill, or extend. A change ships only when it clears the agreed threshold and does not damage guardrail metrics.
04Pricing
A focused 1 to 3 page site with one primary conversion action
$1,500one-time
Audit findings, ranked hypotheses, quick wins, and test plan
A storefront, checkout, appointment, or multi-step booking experience
$2,500one-time
Deeper flow and friction review, ranked hypotheses, quick wins, and test plan
Four or more pages across a complete acquisition-to-conversion journey
$3,000one-time
Full-funnel analysis, ranked hypotheses, quick wins, and test plan
All audit tiers include a CRO Audit + Test Plan delivered in about 5 to 7 business days once intake is complete.
CRO Test Execution Retainer: $750/month add-on
Keep improving after the audit. Each month, we review an active test or new conversion page, design one new ICE-scored test, review the available GA4 funnel data, and provide a concise walkthrough of what to do next.
05Proof
Before we offered this to a single client, we pointed the audit at ourselves. Here's what we found, honestly:
Our homepage headline lands ("Your Competitors Have an Agency. You Have a CMO with Superpowers"), but there was no button in the hero. A visitor ready to act had to scroll halfway down a long page to find a way to do it. On our Smart Sites page, the same pattern: a strong closing offer ("Thirty Minutes. No Pitch.") with no button attached to it. The highest-intent moments on the page were dead ends.
These are the exact friction points we find on almost every client site we audit, because the people who build websites focus on what to say, not on what to make the visitor do next. We found ours. We're fixing them. And we built this service from the experience.
Full internal audit: homepage and Smart Sites each scored an 8.7 ICE priority on the missing-CTA fix. Test plans are live.
06FAQ
CRO means Conversion Rate Optimization: improving the parts of your website that turn visitors into leads, bookings, or sales, so more of the traffic you already have becomes real business. It is not cosmetic redesign for its own sake. It is a disciplined process of finding friction, forming evidence-based hypotheses, testing meaningful changes when traffic supports it, and keeping only what improves the outcome.
No. The audit is valuable even if you do not have enough traffic for a reliable A/B test. We will identify high-confidence quick wins you can implement directly and tell you honestly which ideas need more data before they can be tested. For businesses with enough volume, we design the test around your traffic and conversion baseline rather than pretending every site can produce a fast, statistically meaningful result.
No. This is a diagnostic and action plan. If the evidence points to design changes, we will specify the conversion problem those changes must solve. The focus is improving the path to a lead, booking, or sale, not changing the look of your site for its own sake.
At minimum, we need your website URL, the pages or flow you want audited, your primary conversion goal, an estimate of traffic or GA4 access, and your main traffic sources. Heatmaps, session recordings, past tests, and customer feedback are helpful if you have them.
You can have your team implement the quick wins and test plan, ask Wise Roots to support the work, or add the $750/month CRO Test Execution Retainer to keep the learning cycle moving. The audit stands on its own either way.
Expect delivery in about 5 to 7 business days after we receive the necessary intake and access.
Find out what is blocking the leads, bookings, or sales you expected, then get a plan built to make the next decision clear.