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Start with one client
and see how it goes.
Send a single URL and get a complete, unbranded audit you can put your logo on and pitch with, whether or not you ever work with us. We never contact your client.
Three ways in
Pick whichever
suits where you are.
Weighing a pitch, comparing partners, or working through procurement: each starts in a different place.
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Fastest
Send a client URL
Put one client URL in the form, plus a competitor if you have one. The audit comes back unbranded and is yours to pitch with.
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Scoping
Book a 15 to 30 minute call
A scoping conversation rather than a pitch. Bring the brief you are weighing and we will tell you plainly whether we fit it.
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Paperwork
Email the team
For NDAs, security questionnaires, procurement paperwork or anything that does not fit a form.
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US business hours
Our own in-house team of five works 8 AM to 4 PM EST, every day, overlapping US business hours, so you are corresponding with someone in your own working day rather than overnight.
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NDA before anything else
Send yours and we will sign it, or use ours. Either way it is in place before we see a login.
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English and Spanish
Both are first-language on the team, which matters in markets where search splits across the two.
Request a free audit
Send one client URL.
Keep the audit either way.
The URL is a research input and nothing more. We never contact your clients, ever.
Book a discovery call
Pick a time that suits you. 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the project.
- Walk us through your client's project
- Get a fixed-price proposal within 24 hours
- Ask for an NDA before you share details
Hours8 AM to 4 PM EST, every day
ProposalWithin 24 hours of the call
- Prefer email?vivek@servevision.io
Request my free audit
Share one client URL and the basics. We reply within 24 hours.
After you send it
What actually
happens next.
No automated sequence and no sales rep working a queue. A strategist opens the URL, looks at the site properly, and replies with what they found.
If we are not right for the brief, we say so in that first reply rather than booking a call to tell you slowly. More on how we work, or browse projects we have shipped.
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A strategist reads the site
Not a form handler. Someone who builds and ranks sites goes through the site themselves and forms a view before replying.
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You get an unbranded audit
Your logo, your colors, your template. Nothing identifies us, so it walks into your pitch as your own work.
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We tell you where we fit
Which parts we would take, which are better kept in-house, and anything in the brief we think is a bad idea.
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You decide, with no pressure
Use the audit whether or not you work with us. If you come back later, the work starts from here.
Making it useful
What to put
in the brief.
A URL alone is enough to get an audit back. These five things aim it at the pitch you are actually making rather than at the site in general.
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The client URL, and a competitor or two
Knowing who they are actually losing to changes what we look at first, and gives the audit a comparison rather than an abstract score.
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What the client has already been sold
If a proposal is out or a retainer is live, tell us. We will shape the audit so it supports what you have said rather than contradicting it.
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Where you think the problem is
Your read is usually close. Telling us saves a pass and means the report answers the question your client actually asked.
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Whether it is a build, a campaign, or both
A rebuild and an ongoing program need different evidence. Knowing which you are pitching changes what we put at the top.
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Anything you have promised in writing
Scope, deliverables, commitments. We would rather work inside a constraint you have already set than hand you something that breaks it.
Is the audit really free, with no catch?
Yes. It is unbranded, it is yours, and you can put it in a pitch whether or not you ever work with us. We do it because it is a better demonstration of how we think than any sales call, and because an agency that has seen real output can come back whenever the timing is right.
Will you contact the client whose URL we send?
Never. Not to verify anything, not to follow up, not under any circumstances. The URL is a research input and nothing more. See the privacy policy for how we handle it.
We are just comparing partners. Is that a waste of your time?
No, and it is worth saying we would rather be compared properly than chosen by default. Send the same URL to two or three vendors and read what comes back. Then pick the audit you would rather put your logo on.
Can you sign our NDA or fill out a vendor questionnaire?
Yes. Email it over rather than using the form and it goes to the person who handles paperwork. We sign a mutual NDA as standard before touching a login, so one can be in place before you share any client specifics.
What if we need something not on your service list?
Ask. The services page covers what we do routinely, not everything we can do, and adjacent work is often straightforward. If it is outside what we would do well, we will tell you rather than take it on.