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FREE WRITTEN AUDIT · NO SALES CALL · NO PURCHASE OBLIGATION

Where are you losing jobs: on the website, or after someone gets in touch?

Every lost enquiry is a job you already worked or paid for. This audit shows where they slip away and what to fix first, so more of the same enquiries become paid work. No project brief needed: five details are enough.

Many free audits are a 15-minute sales call or an automated score, and they stop at the website. You get DigiXRAY Mapping in writing, with evidence and no sales call. It follows the route an enquiry actually takes today: found in search, in an AI-assistant answer or on social media, opened on a phone, sent, and then waiting for your reply. I show you which stage loses it, what to fix first, and, if call-backs or quote writing eat your time, which step can be automated. No purchase obligation: you decide whether it was useful.

Free initial audit · Five essential details · No purchase obligation · Optional marketing consent

High-tech website diagnostics environment with holographic data and servers

WHAT THE AUDIT LOOKS AT
Positioning, mobile experience, performance, trust, the enquiry path and AI-automation opportunities, without asking for a full project brief.

CLEAR, DECISION-READY OUTPUT

What you receive from the free audit.

01

Supported findings

Each material issue identifies the affected URL or surface and the evidence that supports the observation.

02

A priority order

The practical consequence and recommended sequence are stated, so cosmetic and blocking issues are not treated as equal.

03

Relevant limitations

An inaccessible surface, failed measurement or unknown business fact remains a limitation rather than becoming an estimated score.

04

A justified next step

A project, a focused repair, deeper discovery or no sales step at all is recommended only when the findings justify it.

WHO IT IS FOR

Who the audit is for, and what you get from it.

It is for you if you have a working website but it feels slow, uncertain or less effective than it should; you have visitors but not enough enquiries; it is unclear where visitors drop off; too much of your time goes on the same enquiry questions and follow-ups; or you simply do not know exactly what is wrong.

It is also for you if you do not have a website yet, or have been putting it off for years: enter your social media page in the website field and tell me you are starting now.

What you get: clear, prioritised feedback on what I found, why it may matter and what is worth examining or fixing first, in writing, by email, in a form you can use even if you do not continue working with me. The first finding is always whether your site can measure how many enquiries arrive. If writing quotes or returning calls takes your time, I also show which step can be automated. Many providers sell this kind of audit as a paid service; here it is free, and instead of an automated score you get evidence for every finding.

What you do not get: the free audit is not a full development specification, a legal review, a penetration test or an automatic complete project proposal.

● Professionally supervised audit process: you do not just receive an automated score.

● Priority: urgent, important and later items are separated.

● AI automation opportunities: where justified, I flag which repetitive steps, such as answering common questions, returning calls or routing enquiries, are worth handing to an AI assistant or an automated workflow.

● No purchase obligation: if no further work is needed, I say so clearly. Your risk is a few minutes of form-filling.

The audit does not guarantee a specific business result; it helps you see the current state of your website and the next sensible step more clearly.

WHAT THE AUDIT CHECKS

One connected review across the website journey.

The exact scope follows the submitted website and concern. The audit does not claim to have measured a surface that was inaccessible or irrelevant.

Clarity and hierarchy
What visitors understand first, how the offer is organised and where unnecessary decisions appear.

Mobile and performance
Responsive behaviour, image delivery, loading friction and measurable technical issues.

Enquiry and follow-up
Visible calls to action, form feedback and the connected route that can actually be verified. Where repetitive questions or hand-offs slow you down, I flag what an AI assistant or automated workflow could take over.

WORKED EXAMPLES

How an observation becomes a priority order.

Each finding comes with its evidence, why it matters and the recommended action. Two examples from the 5 November 2026 review of my own Hungarian sister site, Digiösvény.

01 · FOUND AND FIXED ON MY OWN SITE

Visitors should understand the work they are shown.

Finding. Next to the images of the four portfolio projects, the business situation, the implemented functionality and my own contribution were not explained.

Evidence. Each of the four project presentations was checked separately on the Digiösvény portfolio page.

Why it matters. Visuals need a clear explanation of what problem the work solves, and what may be relevant to your own business.

Priority. First, complete the project descriptions: situation, implemented functionality, own role and verifiable details.

02 · FOUND AND FIXED ON MY OWN SITE

The details of the work should stay sharp.

Finding. The Online English School presentation used a 768 × 402 px version, although a larger original was available.

Evidence. In the existing media library the original is 1723 × 902 px, so the usable source and the displayed version could be compared.

Why it matters. Small details of the project interface should remain checkable when you want to take a closer look.

Priority. The detailed presentation uses the existing larger original, with proper sizing and an expandable detail view.

TECHNICAL MEASUREMENT

A dated measurement, not a promise.

GTmetrix test of this page (hello.digixray-labs.com), recorded on 6 November 2026 from London with Chrome 154 and Lighthouse 12.6.1. The exact values are shown in the original screenshot.

Time limit of the measurement: a single test reflects the moment it was recorded. Results depend on the URL, time, test location and device, so this is a snapshot, not a guarantee.

GTmetrix measurement of hello.digixray-labs.com, 6 November 2026
GTmetrix · hello.digixray-labs.com · London · 6 November 2026
Márton Horváth, founder and developer of DigiXRAY Labs

WHAT HAPPENS AFTER THE REQUEST

A traceable route from request to decision.

1. The request is recorded. One website request enters the existing audit process.

2. The website is examined. Findings are connected to evidence and inaccessible areas remain explicit limitations.

3. The audit version is reviewed. A specific version requires explicit owner approval before it can progress.

4. You receive the result in writing, by email, with no sales call. A project is proposed only when further work is justified and the scope can be explained.

BEFORE YOU START

Not a project brief. Not a sales obligation.

The main user journey of the publicly available site, its mobile usability, visible signs of speed and stability, and its technical operation. The feedback focuses on the problems found and the recommended order of fixes. Where justified, I also point out where an AI assistant or an automated workflow could help.
No. The first step asks only for the information needed to identify the website and understand the concern. A detailed brief remains a later, justified request.
No. The audit request is not an order. A separate offer is made only when further work is justified and its scope can be stated.
Use the general DigiXRAY contact route instead of inventing a website URL. HELLO does not force a non-applicable audit request.
No. The price is defined from the verified project scope and supplied privately before a purchasing decision.
Five essential details are enough for the first step: your name, email address, website URL, an optional phone number and an optional note about the issue. A complete project brief is not required.

WHO RUNS YOUR AUDIT

Márton Horváth · DigiXRAY Labs

I’m Márton Horváth, founder and developer of DigiXRAY Labs.

I specialise in client-winning websites and AI-automated enquiry workflows for service businesses.

Enquiries now arrive in many ways:

  • from search engines,
  • from AI assistant answers,
  • from social media.

I run your DigiXRAY Mapping audit personally. You get a clear picture of:

  • where your website loses enquiries,
  • and what to fix first.

I treat appearance, usability and follow-up as one connected task.

Let us find where you lose jobs, before a competitor wins them.

You get the findings in writing, by email. No sales call, no purchase obligation.

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