A prioritized list of crawl, index, rendering, and performance issues with the expected impact of each fix.
Make React, Next.js, and Vue pages fully indexable, including wallet-gated and dynamic content.
Control what Google crawls on sites with thousands of coin, pair, or rate pages.
Improve load, interactivity, and layout stability scores on heavy, data-driven pages.
Internal linking and URL structures that pass authority to the pages that make money.
Schema for products, FAQs, organizations, and financial data so Google shows rich results.
Hreflang, ccTLD and subfolder strategy, and geo-targeting done correctly.
Keep rankings through rebrands, platform changes, and domain moves.
Tickets written for your engineers, with acceptance criteria, and verification after each release.
Pages render client-side and Google sees a blank shell
A rendering strategy and fixes so every page is indexable.
Crawl budget wasted on filters, parameters, and dead pairs
Crawl rules, canonicals, and index controls that focus Google on pages that earn.
Core Web Vitals fail on data-heavy pages
Performance work targeted at the templates that matter most.
Rankings dropped after a migration or redesign
Redirect maps, parity checks, and recovery after the fact.
Conversion Rate
Traffic Generated
Revenue Growth
ROI
Most technical SEO audits are 80-page PDFs that never get implemented. Ours are prioritized tickets your engineering team can ship, and we verify each one after release. Because we only work with crypto and fintech platforms, we have already seen the rendering, indexing, and performance problems specific to trading interfaces and secure apps.
Years in Crypto & Finance
Offices: Toronto & Dubai
Content and links cannot work if Google cannot render your pages or wastes its crawl on the wrong ones. Technical SEO is the foundation everything else sits on.
Book a call and we'll run a free crawl of your site before it.
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Full crawl, log-file analysis where available, and Search Console review across every template.
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Issues ranked by traffic impact and engineering effort, so the first sprint moves the needle.
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Tickets in your tracker with acceptance criteria. We join standups or work async, whichever fits.
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Every fix checked after release, then monitored so regressions get caught early.
An audit is only useful if it ships. Everything we deliver is written for the engineers who will implement it.
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No. We audit from the outside using crawlers, Search Console, and log files where available, then write tickets for your engineers. If you prefer, we can also work directly in your repository under your review process.
Yes, with the right rendering setup. We assess whether server-side rendering, static generation, or pre-rendering fits your stack and help your team implement it so Google sees full content.
A full audit once a year, with monitoring in between. Sites that ship frequently benefit from a monthly check, because releases regularly introduce new crawl or indexing issues.
Yes. We write tickets in your tracker, follow your sprint cadence, and verify fixes after deploy. We do not require changes to how your team works.