Pricing
The plan sets how much you can audit. The add-ons are
separate products, and you turn each one on yourself.
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Core plans
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Starter $99 AUD / month
Get found and get your website right.
Website audits, 30 a month, with HTML reports 1 generated website 10 quote requests a month from your website 30 audits a month Start with Starter
Growth $249 AUD / month
Grow the work without running out of audits.
Everything in Starter Website audits, 90 a month Unlimited quote requests Up to 3 generated websites 90 audits a month Start with Growth
Elite $499 AUD / month
Own your area and keep it locked down.
Everything in Growth Website audits, 200 a month Security audit: exposed files, admin panels, TLS and the deep audit Reviews: alerts and a suggested reply to every review Warranties with customer reminders Unlimited generated websites Priority support 200 audits a month Start with Elite
Website Diagnostic $49 AUD, one off
Know exactly what's wrong with your website.
Complete passive audit across all 12 areas A prioritised report with evidence The top 5 actions that will move the needle Start with Website Diagnostic
Express Repair $150 AUD, one off
The fastest way to fix what's hurting your website.
We fix the 3 highest-impact issues on your homepage Before/after summary and verification that nothing broke Delivered within 1-2 business days Start with Express Repair
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Add-ons
Sold separately. Not an upgrade, not a tier.
Three separate products. Each one talks to your customer, so
each one is off until you switch it on.
QuoteWise — priced
quote drafts you approve.
ReviewAI (coming soon, not on sale) — a drafted
reply to every review. You publish it, never us.
WarrantyWise —
reminders your customer agreed to, twice.
Add QuoteWise
Add WarrantyWise
What you pay for
The plan scales with use : how many audits a month and
how many sites. That is what costs us to run, so that is what the price
follows. Paying more for features you do not use was the old way and it
was wrong.