CRO audit agency in Mumbai, India
Search Savvy's conversion rate optimisation audit combines analytics, funnel analysis, heatmaps, session recordings and a UX and copy review. You receive a ranked list of fixes and a test roadmap, so every change is based on evidence about your visitors and not on opinion.
What businesses ask before auditing their website for conversions.
Quantitative data to show where visitors leave, and qualitative research to show why.
Checks that GA4 and conversion data are accurate before any conclusion is drawn.
Drop-off by step, device, channel, landing page and new versus returning visitors.
Where visitors click, ignore and stop reading on your key pages.
Real visits watched to spot confusion, rage clicks and broken elements.
Usability and Core Web Vitals checked on real devices, where most Indian traffic arrives.
Fields, errors, payment options and steps that cause people to abandon.
Headlines, value proposition, proof, guarantees and calls to action assessed.
On-site polls and customer feedback to capture objections in their own words.
Fixes and A/B test ideas scored by impact, confidence and effort.
Trust the data first, find the leaks, understand the reasons, then rank what to fix.
Primary conversions, revenue targets and current conversion rates agreed with you.
Tracking checked and repaired so analysis is based on numbers you can trust.
Funnels, segments, pages and devices analysed to find where value leaks.
Heatmaps, recordings and surveys explain why visitors hesitate or leave.
Expert review of UX, message, trust signals and calls to action on key pages.
A ranked fix list and test plan, presented live with time for your questions.
Everyone has a view on what is wrong with a website. An audit replaces views with evidence.
| Feature | Opinion-based review | Search Savvy CRO audit |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | What looks wrong to the team | Analytics and visitor behaviour |
| Data quality | Assumed to be correct | Tracking validated first |
| The "why" | Guessed | Seen in recordings, heatmaps and surveys |
| Priorities | Loudest idea wins | Scored by impact, confidence and effort |
| Next step | Redesign everything | Targeted fixes and tests against a control |
| Measure of success | Looks better | More leads, sales and revenue per visitor |
The fix is often simpler than a redesign, once you know where to look.
Visitors cannot tell within seconds what you offer and why it suits them.
The next step is hard to find, vague or competes with other options.
Tiny tap targets, slow loading and awkward forms lose mobile visitors.
Too many fields and unclear errors cause abandonment at the last step.
No reviews, guarantees, case studies or clear contact details.
Ad or search promises that the landing page does not repeat or deliver.
Visitors now arrive from AI answers and automated ads, often better informed than before. See AI search optimization
We segment visits from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Copilot to see how they browse and convert compared with other channels.
Pages are reviewed for how quickly they confirm what an AI answer promised and make the next step obvious.
Performance Max and Advantage+ send varied traffic, so we check that landing pages serve different intents.
Related services that turn audit findings into measurable gains.
Straight answers about what a conversion audit involves and delivers.
Still have a question? Ask usSearch Savvy's CRO audit includes tracking validation, funnel and segment analysis, heatmap and session recording review, mobile and speed checks, form and checkout review, copy and trust assessment, customer surveys where possible, and a prioritised fix list with an A/B test roadmap, presented in a live walkthrough.
A UX audit focuses on usability and design quality. A CRO audit goes further by combining analytics, funnel data and user behaviour with UX review, then ties every finding to its likely effect on conversions and revenue, and ranks it against effort.
An audit can be useful at almost any traffic level, because much of it relies on expert review and recordings. Statistical A/B testing needs more visitors and conversions, so lower-traffic sites benefit more from research-led fixes before formal split tests.
Not necessarily. Most audits lead to targeted changes to key pages, forms, copy and calls to action, which are faster and lower risk than a redesign. If the evidence shows a rebuild is needed, we say so and explain why.
You receive a written report with findings and screenshots, a ranked list of fixes with expected impact and effort, an A/B test roadmap, a tracking fix list, and a recorded or live walkthrough. Every finding is linked to the data or research behind it.
Simple fixes, such as clearer calls to action or shorter forms, can show results within weeks of release. Tested changes usually take six to twelve weeks to prove, because each A/B test needs enough visitors and at least one to two full business weeks.
Yes. We audit ecommerce stores, lead generation sites, SaaS sign-up and trial flows, and service businesses. The method stays the same, while the funnel, metrics and pages we focus on change with how your business makes money.
Yes, and we check it first. If tracking is wrong, analysis can mislead you. Where we find problems, we fix them as part of the audit or recommend a GA4 set-up and audit before drawing conclusions.
Tell us about your website, traffic and goals. Our CRO team will review your key pages and reply with your first quick wins within 48 hours.
Talk to our team about a CRO audit built on trustworthy data, real visitor behaviour and a clear plan you can act on.
