Audit + Fixes · $149 · 3–5 days after repo access
I find the problems, then fix the top ones.
Everything in the AI Site Audit, plus the work: fixes for the top-priority issues via a pull request to your repo, or step-by-step instructions with ready-to-paste prompts if you'd rather make the changes yourself.
Audit + Fixes is a fixed-price service from ChikuOS, run by Siddharth Mishra, an independent developer in India. The full audit, then I fix the top issues in your code. It costs $149 and is delivered in 3–5 days after repo access.
What you get
- The full 24-hour audit report (speed, SEO, security, top 10 fixes)
- Fixes for the top issues via a pull request, or step-by-step fix instructions and prompts for Lovable, Bolt, Cursor or Claude Code
- Typical fixes: secrets moved server-side, RLS with correct policies, titles/meta/sitemap/schema, robots.txt, image compression, security headers
- A short re-check after the fixes, with before/after numbers
- Usually completed within 3–5 days of repo access. Larger rebuilds are quoted separately.
No ranking or traffic promises, just the technical fixes, done properly.
Timeline
- Audit report within 24 hours
- You share repo access (or choose instructions-only)
- Top fixes delivered as a pull request or step-by-step prompts
- Re-check with before/after numbers, usually within 3–5 days of access
Who it's for
- Founders who want the problems fixed, not just listed
- Teams on Lovable, Bolt, Cursor or Claude Code who can share a repo
- People who prefer step-by-step prompts to make changes themselves
FAQ
Do I have to give you repo access?
No. Without access you get exact fix instructions and ready-to-paste prompts instead of a pull request.
What if my site needs a bigger rebuild?
Larger rebuilds are quoted separately before any extra work starts.
Do you promise traffic?
No. These are technical fixes, done properly, with no ranking or traffic promises.
Refund policy
If your report isn't delivered within 48 hours of you submitting your URL, you get a full refund. Your URL, code and findings stay private. I never use credentials I find.