SEO Audit Services in Dubai.

You get the full 250-point report (40–60 pages), a prioritised fix backlog in Sheets or Notion, an impact-effort matrix and a 45-minute video walkthrough with the lead consultant. Technical, on-page, content, backlink, UX and local checks are all covered. Every finding carries a severity rating, the URLs affected and the revenue risk we estimate it carries in the Dubai market.

Yes, two ways. Your team can work the backlog and we re-verify each fix free for 30 days. Or you hand implementation to us: the audit fee is credited against your first month of a monthly retainer and our engineers start on the CRITICAL items the same week. Roughly half of our audit clients choose the implementation path.

Our own crawler tuned for google.ae quirks, plus Ahrefs, Semrush, Screaming Frog, PageSpeed and CrUX field data, Search Console and GA4. We also pull regional SERP samples to see who actually ranks in Dubai versus global averages. You keep every raw export — crawl dumps, backlink indexes, keyword mappings — so your team can re-check our work line by line.

Yes. AI Overviews and answer engines lean on crawlable structure, entity clarity and extractable content, so the audit scores all three. We flag schema gaps, thin or buried answers and the authority signals that decide whether Google's AI Overviews and tools like ChatGPT cite you. You get a dedicated section ranking those fixes by expected citation impact.

Read-only access covers 90% of the audit: Google Search Console, GA4, Google Business Profile and, where relevant, view access to your CMS or GTM container. We never need write access to run the audit. If you sit on Shopify, Salla or a custom stack, we send a one-page checklist of exactly what to share after kickoff.

Free scanners list errors; they can't price them. We crawl the way Google renders your site, then weigh each of the 250 checkpoints against your keywords, competitors and revenue data, so you know which twenty fixes matter this quarter. You also get competitor gap analysis and a senior consultant's judgement — two things no automated report can fake.

Tell us before kickoff and we re-sequence the audit around it. We map old URLs to new, check redirect chains and canonical tags, and flag anything that would break rankings on launch day. Migrations are where most Dubai sites lose their traffic, and an audit first is the cheapest insurance you can buy before the switch.

Three one-time fees in dirhams, no retainer required: AED 2,999 for sites up to 500 URLs, AED 5,499 up to 5,000 URLs with a two-competitor gap deep-dive and CWV lab, and AED 9,999 up to 50,000 URLs with multi-market hreflang review and a board deck. VAT is excluded. If you later move to a retainer, the audit fee is credited against your first month.

Yes — Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and the northern emirates run the same 250 checkpoints, and we also audit Saudi and wider GCC sites. What changes is the SERP sampling: google.ae and google.com.sa return different competitors and different features for the same query, so the gap analysis and keyword mapping are rebuilt per market rather than copied across.

It is part of the same audit, not an add-on. Four checks decide whether answer engines can cite you: whether GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot are actually allowed in your robots.txt; whether your answers exist in server HTML or only after JavaScript runs; whether any passage is shaped to be quoted; and whether your entity holds together across sources. Sites pass Google and fail these routinely.

If the audit doesn't surface at least ten concrete, revenue-relevant issues you didn't already know about, we refund the fee in full within 7 days of delivery. In eight years and more than 1,100 audits delivered, we have issued that refund twice. The report is yours to keep either way — no strings, no retainer required.