Website QuickScan
Free
Delivered in 24 hours
- Executive summary with overall score
- UI/UX audit part
- SEO + GEO audit part
- Frontend audit
Web Audit — Nigeria
Website Audits for Nigerian Businesses
Structured, remote-delivered audits for businesses anywhere in Nigeria — Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, and beyond.
- Free QuickScan
- 24 hrs
- Standard audit
- 5 days
- Delivered remotely
- 100%
What is a website audit?
A website audit is a structured evaluation of your site's UX, performance, SEO + GEO (AI search visibility), and technical health. Wherever your business is based in Nigeria, an audit shows exactly what's broken, what's costing you customers, and what to fix first — in priority order.
Why it matters here
Why Nigerian Businesses Need This
Delivered fully remote
Audits are conducted and delivered online, so businesses in Abuja, Port Harcourt, Kano, or anywhere else get the same turnaround as Lagos.
Built for local network conditions
Performance checks account for the variable mobile network speeds Nigerian users actually browse on, not just lab conditions.
Data protection awareness
The Premium tier's security and infrastructure audit flags gaps relevant to businesses that need to handle customer data responsibly.
Priced in Naira
No currency conversion, no international pricing markup — audits are priced for the Nigerian market.
Packages
Same price everywhere in Nigeria
Audits are delivered remotely, so your location never changes the price or the turnaround.
Most popular
Website Standard Audit
₦450,000
Delivered in 5 days
- Executive summary with overall score
- UI/UX audit
- SEO + GEO audit
- Frontend audit
- Video walkthrough
Website Premium Audit
₦950,000
Delivered in 3 weeks
- Everything in Standard
- Backend systems audit
- Cybersecurity audit
- Video walkthrough
FAQs
Common questions
How much does a website audit cost in Nigeria?
QuickScan is free (24-hour turnaround), Standard is ₦450,000 (5 days), and Premium is ₦950,000 (3 weeks) — the same pricing applies nationwide.
Do you work with businesses outside Lagos?
Yes. Audits are delivered fully remotely, so businesses anywhere in Nigeria — Abuja, Port Harcourt, Kano, and beyond — get the same service and turnaround.
Does the audit cover data protection compliance?
The Premium audit's infrastructure and cybersecurity review flags security gaps relevant to handling customer data responsibly, though it isn't a formal legal compliance certification.
How often should a Nigerian business audit its website?
At least once or twice a year, and after any major redesign, platform migration, or noticeable drop in traffic or conversions.
Ready to build something better?
Tell us what you're working on and let's figure out the best way to move it forward.
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