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How much does an SEO audit cost, and what drives the price

In Lithuania an SEO audit can cost €49 or €900 + VAT. The difference is not the markup but what is measured, whether findings come with numbers and whether competitor analysis is included. Our audit of the whole site costs €200 + VAT, a fixed price.

In short

  • Public prices in Lithuania: €49, €150, €699, from €900
  • Scope and method set the price, not the page count
  • Free tools show one page at a time and part of the data
  • Before paying, ask about VAT, fixes and the measurement method
  • Our audit of the whole site: €200, a fixed price

How much an SEO audit costs in Lithuania: public prices

As of October 2026, publicly listed SEO audit prices in Lithuania include:

  • €49 for a small site up to 20 pages
  • €150 and €290 in two packages
  • €200, €400 and €700 by number of crawled pages
  • €699 for an agency audit
  • from €900 excluding VAT for an audit with strategy

Some providers also quote a "market" range, but that is their own estimate. What matters more than the number is what sits behind it: €49 and €900 buy different products.

What drives the price of an SEO audit

The price usually depends on:

  • the number of pages or products and language versions
  • scope: technical only, or content, competitors, backlinks and keywords too
  • method: a tool export or manual measurement
  • a presentation and consulting hours
  • whether fixes are included

The expensive part is not the crawl but the conclusions: a number, a URL and a priority for every finding. A tool produces 300 rows in a minute, and a specialist keeps 30 of them and says which one to start with.

Why page count does not set the price

A store with 800 products usually has a few templates: product, category, cart. A template error repeats across all 800 products, and finding it once is enough. That is why tiers like "up to 100 pages" or "up to 1,000 products" often charge for the same finding several times.

Our audit costs the same for five pages or five hundred. The crawler goes through the whole site, but 105 pages without an H1 are one template fix in the report, not 105 jobs.

SEO audit, technical or full: what you are buying

The same word means three things on the market. A technical check looks at indexing, canonical tags, redirects and speed. A content audit looks at keywords, meta fields and pages competing with each other, and a strategy adds competitors, backlinks and a work plan. Look for a list in the offer, not a name.

SEO audits almost never check consent and tracking. If a conversion is counted twice or cookies are set before consent, SEO decisions are made on wrong numbers. Our audit checks this together with technical SEO, but it does not include backlink, competitor or keyword research.

Free SEO audit: what tools show and what they miss

Free tools are real and useful, but each sees only part of the picture. PageSpeed Insights checks one URL and shows real-visitor data only when the page has enough of it. The Search Console interface exports up to 1,000 rows, and rare queries are hidden for privacy.

An agency's "free audit" is usually a sales step, and some say so openly. That is not bad, it just helps to know what you get. Our website speed check is free.

How to compare SEO audit offers and what you get for €200

Before paying, ask:

  • whether the price includes VAT and whether the provider is VAT-registered
  • whether the price depends on page count
  • whether fixes are included or quoted separately
  • whether every finding has a number and a measurement method
  • whether the report stays with you

Our answers: €200 for the whole site, regardless of size. We check six areas: consent, tracking, technical SEO, speed, security and copy. Findings come with numbers, severity levels and the measurement method, fixes are quoted only after the audit, and the report stays with you. Get in touch.

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