Technical
Technical SEO ranked by impact
Most audits produce fear, not fixes. We prioritize the issues that will move rankings this month — crawl budget, Core Web Vitals, schema, and indexation first. Deliverables are ordered backlogs your engineering team can ship, or implementation support when you need hands on the repo or CMS.
- Site audits
- Core Web Vitals
- Schema markup
- Crawl optimization
Core Web Vitals for conversion
LCP under 2.5s, INP under 200ms, CLS under 0.1 on key templates. Slow trial pages lose signups before SEO even matters. We profile real templates — homepage, pricing, blog, docs — because averages hide regressions on money URLs.
Crawl budget and indexation
Faceted nav, duplicate parameters, and orphan pages waste crawl budget. We ensure Google spends time on your money pages. Log-file informed guidance when available; otherwise Search Console and crawl diffs tell the story.
Schema for SaaS products
SoftwareApplication, FAQ, Organization, and Article markup help Google and LLMs understand your product. Most SaaS sites implement none of it — or ship invalid JSON-LD that Search Console silently ignores.
JavaScript and rendering realities
Modern marketing stacks hydrate late. We verify what crawlers see versus what users see, fix critical content trapped behind client-only renders, and document tradeoffs for your engineering roadmap.
International and multi-property setups
App subdomains, docs sites, and regional marketing domains create cannibalization. We clarify hreflang (when needed), canonical strategy, and which property should own which intents.
From audit to shipped fixes
Every finding includes severity, evidence, owner suggestion, and acceptance criteria. We are happy to pair with developers or implement WordPress/Shopify/Next fixes through our website development service.
Pricing hints
Focused technical sprints often start in the low thousands depending on site size; ongoing technical retainers sit alongside broader SEO programs. Exact quotes follow a short discovery crawl.
SaaS-specific technical patterns
Marketing sites sitting beside authenticated apps create unique issues: staging leaks, noindex mistakes on production, soft-404 pricing toggles, and docs domains that cannibalize commercial queries. We map the property graph early. Programmatic pages (templates for integrations or competitors) get special crawl rules so infinite URL spaces do not starve cornerstone content. Analytics SPA routing is checked so SEO and product analytics do not disagree about landing URLs.
After the sprint — keeping wins from regressing
Shipped fixes decay when new scripts, redesigns, or CMS plugins land without review. Retainers include light monitoring: CWV samples on key templates, index coverage anomalies, and schema validation. When marketing launches a heavy tag manager pack, we catch the regression before rankings take the blame.
Book a technical SEO review
Send your primary domain and top conversion URLs. We return a prioritized thesis — not a 200-row dump — and a path to fix. Pair with link building only after the bucket stops leaking. Website development support is available when implementation capacity is the bottleneck.
Process
Step 01
Access
Analytics, GSC, staging/prod, deploy process.
Step 02
Crawl
Templates, CWV, indexation, schema validation.
Step 03
Prioritize
Impact-ordered backlog with owners.
Step 04
Ship
Implement or guide engineering through fixes.
FAQ
Do you need developer access?
Helpful but not always required. We deliver prioritized fix lists, or coordinate directly with engineering.
How is this different from a Screaming Frog export?
We rank every issue by business impact and help ship fixes — not a spreadsheet nobody acts on.
Can you implement fixes?
Yes on many WordPress, Shopify, and Next.js stacks via our website development team.
How long is a typical audit sprint?
One to three weeks depending on property count and access speed.
Do you monitor CWV ongoing?
Yes on retainers — regressions get flagged before they become ranking problems.
Is technical SEO enough alone?
Rarely for competitive SaaS. It unlocks content and links — it does not replace them.