Website optimisation
What does this website cost to run?
Not only speed. We review what a site actually costs to operate — hosting, CMS, licences, plugins, CDN, databases, analytics, third-party services, maintenance — and recommend the smallest useful set of changes.
Review the operating bill, not only the build price
A website's ongoing cost can include hosting, licences, extension renewals, a CDN, databases, analytics, form services, monitoring and the time spent updating them. Those costs are often owned by different people and rarely reviewed together.
We assemble the dependencies and available costs in one inventory, record what each item does, and rank changes by saving, effort and operational risk.
What gets reviewed
Hosting and CDN
What tier you are on, what you actually use, and whether the bill matches the traffic.
CMS, licences and plugins
What each one is for, what it renews at, and which are load-bearing.
Databases and search
Whether the data layer needs to exist at the size it is, or at all.
Analytics and third-party scripts
What is loading, what anyone reads, and what is only slowing the page down.
Email, forms and SaaS
The subscriptions that arrived for one project and never left.
Deployment and maintenance
How changes reach production, and how many hours a year that costs.
What you get
A fixed-fee review and a written plan you can hand to another supplier. There is no obligation to commission the implementation from us.
Dependency and cost inventory
The services we can identify, their purpose, ownership, renewal period and available cost.
Ranked recommendations
Each proposed change includes its expected effect, implementation effort, dependencies and principal risk.
A keep list
Services that are appropriately sized or costly to replace are recorded alongside the items worth changing.
How the review works
What do you need from us?
The URL, recent invoices or subscription exports, and access to the systems being reviewed. We begin with what is available and identify missing ownership or cost data explicitly.
Is this a performance audit?
Performance is included, but the scope is wider: operating cost, dependencies, deployment, maintenance, analytics, forms and other connected services.
Do we have to rebuild?
No. Recommendations are ranked individually. A hosting change, extension removal or deployment repair may solve the problem without replacing the site.
Can another supplier implement the plan?
Yes. The output is written to stand on its own, including the inventory, priorities and constraints discovered during the review.
Send us the URL and the invoices.
That is enough to scope the review and identify what access would be needed next.