The Repair Sprint
The problems found, then fixed. £795.
The Repair Sprint is the full Website Revenue Audit followed by the work: up to 12 agreed improvements implemented on your website, tested on desktop and mobile, and reported with before-and-after evidence. Not another report to act on. The fixes, done.
Order the Repair Sprint, £795Fixed price
£795
The full audit plus implementation of up to twelve agreed improvements. Prices shown include VAT at the standard rate; nothing is added at checkout.
- Everything in the Website Revenue Audit
- Up to 12 fixes implemented and verified
- Change log and before-and-after evidence
Card payment by Stripe; we never see your card details. Confirmation and your intake form arrive by email within one working day, usually the same day.
Unusual platform, or a franchise or group site? Ask for a free suitability check first: we confirm within one working day whether the Sprint can be delivered on your site.
Not sure yet? Start with the £295 audit: upgrade within 30 days and the full audit price is credited.
- Fixed price, £795, including the audit
- Scope agreed in writing before anything is touched
- Completed five to seven working days after access and scope are confirmed.
What is included
The audit, then the fixes, under change control
Every Sprint starts with the full audit so the fixes are chosen on evidence, not guesswork. Then the agreed improvements are made properly: authorised, backed up, tested and recorded.
Included
- Everything in the Website Revenue Audit
- Up to twelve agreed improvements implemented within the standard scope
- Your local ranking grid: a real scan of the map results around your location, one full grid per core search term
- Calls to action, headings and page copy, service descriptions
- Contact routes, forms and navigation improvements
- Titles, descriptions, internal links and structured data — deployed as tested, rollback-ready code where code is what the fix requires
- Mobile-layout, straightforward performance and accessibility fixes
- Staging and safe-deployment setup, included and never counted as one of your twelve
- Change control: written authorisation, backups confirmed, before-and-after measurements, desktop and mobile testing, a full change log and a rollback note for every change
Outside the standard scope
- Complete website redesigns or rebranding
- Platform migration or custom application development
- Complex integrations or paid software fees
- Paid media and advertising management
- Production of large numbers of new pages
- Legal advice or accessibility certification
- Custom photography or video
Where an issue falls outside the scope we say so clearly and give you a separate recommendation. Nothing is expanded without your written approval.
One fix, start to finish
Problem, evidence, correction, verification. Every change in a Sprint travels this rail.
The audit finds it and measures it; the Sprint corrects it under change control and runs the same measurement again. Here is one change, drawn the way the change log reports it.
Illustrative: one change for a fictional practice, drawn in the format a Sprint reports it
01Problem
The contact form fails silently on mobile Safari
Found in the audit’s customer-journey test: the submit returns a server error, and the page shows the visitor no message at all.
02Evidence
Twelve test submissions, none received
Every finding records what was tested and what was observed, so the problem is a measurement, not an opinion.
03Correction
The error is surfaced, the form is retested
A bounded fix to the thing that was measured. Not a redesign, not a retainer.
04Verification
Twelve of twelve received
The same test, run again, recorded in the change log with the date. If it had not moved, that would be recorded too.
What you receive
Not a report telling you what to fix. A record of what was fixed.
Every Sprint closes with a change log in this exact shape: the finding from the audit, the change made, the before and after, and how to undo it. Three illustrative entries from a fictional practice, so you can see the standard before you buy.
- Finding
- Contact form fails silently on mobile Safari: the submit returns a 500 and no message is shown
- Change
- Server validation error surfaced to the visitor; the form retested on iOS and Android
- Before
- 0 of 12 mobile test submissions reached the inbox
- After
- 12 of 12 received, acknowledgement sent
- Rollback
- Previous form handler kept; restore in one step
- Finding
- Service pages share one title and no description, so Google shows the home page for "emergency dentist Keighley"
- Change
- A title and description written for each of six service pages from what the page already says
- Before
- One title across six pages
- After
- Six distinct titles, descriptions within 155 characters, re-indexing requested
- Rollback
- Previous metadata recorded in the log
- Finding
- Phone number differs between the footer, the Google Business Profile and two directories
- Change
- One number everywhere; the two directory listings corrected and dated
- Before
- 3 variants of the number across 5 sources
- After
- 1 number across 5 sources, re-checked after 14 days
- Rollback
- Not needed; previous values recorded
Illustrative entries for a fictional business, in the format of a real change log. Which fixes your Sprint contains is decided by your audit and agreed with you in writing.
Examples of the work
The kind of fix a Sprint is built for
Specific, bounded improvements with a measurable before and after. Which ones apply to you is decided by the audit, so not every example will be in every Sprint.
Enquiry routes that work
Calls to action placed where a visitor decides, contact routes that are visible on every page, forms that confirm they were sent.
Technical faults that cost visibility
Broken internal links, pages search engines cannot index properly, missing or duplicated titles and descriptions, redirect faults.
Structured data done properly
Organisation, local business, service and FAQ schema that matches what is on the page, validated, so search engines and AI assistants can identify you.
Mobile layout and speed
Layouts that fight the thumb, images that weigh pages down, fonts and scripts that delay the first paint. Straightforward fixes with a measured before and after.
Trust on the page
Credentials, regulatory details, reviews, team and pricing clarity placed where a cautious customer looks for them.
Local search basics
Business information that agrees with your Google Business Profile, location and service pages that say what you do and where.
A good fit when
- Your website is basically sound but produces fewer enquiries than your reputation deserves
- You know, or suspect, specific things are wrong and would rather have them fixed than read about them
- You have nobody in-house to brief and check a developer
- You want each change evidenced, so you can see what was done and why
Not the right product when
- The website needs replacing rather than repairing: that is a new website, and Signature Websites designs and builds one for £749, including VAT
- The site is on a platform or in a franchise structure you cannot change. If in doubt, ask for a free suitability check before paying
- You want ongoing monthly work: the monthly plans fit better and include a fix block every month
- The job is the whole business presence at once: that is the founder-led HighRegard Authority Transformation
How it runs
Five steps, each one confirmed in writing
- Step 1
Purchase
Pay £795 by card. You get a confirmation and a short intake form by email within one working day, usually the same day.
- Step 2
Audit
The full Website Revenue Audit is carried out first: up to ten pages and your main customer journey, with evidence for every finding.
- Step 3
Agree the scope
We propose the 12 highest-value fixes in writing. You approve, adjust or swap items before anything is touched, and arrange secure collaborator access.
- Step 4
Implement
Each change is authorised, backed up, made on staging where the platform allows, tested on desktop and mobile, and recorded before and after.
- Step 5
Verify and report
A change log of exactly what was altered, where and why, with the before-and-after evidence. Completed five to seven working days after access and scope are confirmed.
Proof of the standard
Judge the work before you buy it
Measured result
5.3× search clicks a day
The founder’s own clinic, measured in Google Search Console from 24 April to 21 August: 2.6 clicks a day to 13.9. A founder project, declared as such, every daily figure published.
The audit that comes first
A full sample report, published
Every section, every finding, every rating, for a fictional business, so you can see the depth of the audit your Sprint is built on.
How changes are made
Change control on every edit
Written authorisation, backup confirmed, before-and-after evidence, desktop and mobile testing, and a rollback note. The process is published in full.
Questions
Before you order
What access do you need?
Secure collaborator or editor access to your website platform, arranged after purchase and after the scope is agreed in writing. We never ask for passwords by email, and access is removed when the work completes.
What counts as one of the 12 fixes?
One agreed change to one thing: a form, a page’s titles and descriptions, a block of schema, a navigation change, a trust section. Setting up staging and safe deployment is included and never counted. If a scoped item turns out to be already done, the next item on your backlog takes its place at no cost.
How long does it take?
Completed five to seven working days after access and scope are confirmed. The audit that comes first is delivered within three working days of your completed intake, and the scope is usually agreed within a day or two of that.
What if a fix needs more than the Sprint covers?
We say so in the scope proposal, with a separate recommendation and a price if you want it. Nothing is expanded without your written approval. Complete redesigns, platform migrations, custom application development and large volumes of new pages are outside the Sprint by design.
What if the audit shows the Sprint cannot be delivered on my site?
It is rare, because suitability is checked at intake before any work starts, but if the audit finds that the agreed fixes cannot be made on your platform or within your access, we tell you straight away, you keep the full audit, and we agree the fairest outcome with you in writing before going further. Your statutory rights are unaffected.
I already bought the audit. Do I pay twice?
Buy the audit first and upgrade to the Repair Sprint within thirty days: the full audit price is credited, so you only ever pay the difference. Reply to your audit email and we send a payment link for the difference.
Which platforms do you support?
WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify and similar mainstream platforms, where you hold editor or collaborator access. If your site is on a proprietary or unusual platform, or a franchise or group controls it, ask for a free suitability check before paying: send the website address and we confirm within one working day whether the Sprint can be delivered on it.
Do you need my hosting details?
Usually not. Most fixes are made through the platform’s own editor or a collaborator account. Where a change needs hosting or DNS access, we tell you exactly what and why, and you can make that change yourself from our instructions if you prefer.