What a free SEO audit in Nepal covers on this site
A free SEO audit in Nepal is available on this site as a human-delivered opportunity review, not an instant tool. You share your website and your highest-priority goal; the reply identifies the likely constraint and recommends the right next step, usually within one business day. There is no cost and no obligation.
It is a focused look at indexation, targeting and competition, aimed at naming the likely constraint before anything is scoped or paid for. The reviewer is Suraj Giri, an independent SEO consultant based in Suryabinayak, Bhaktapur — and every engagement on this site starts with this review rather than a sales proposal.
A free SEO audit in Nepal, as this site uses the term, is a fit-and-priority conversation — a person reads your site and names the likeliest reason it underperforms, not a script that emails you a score.
Four things get looked at, roughly in this order:
- Technical foundation — whether the pages can be crawled, rendered and indexed at all.
- Targeting — whether the pages answer queries real buyers in Nepal actually type.
- Competition — who holds the results for those queries, and what displacing them would take.
- Local presence — Google Business Profile and Maps visibility, where it applies.
What you submit is deliberately short: a name, a work email, the website URL, and one primary goal — more qualified traffic, Maps visibility, technical fixes, a content-led growth system, or lost rankings, with “not sure yet” as a valid answer.
What a manual review sees that an automated checker cannot
There is no URL box on this page and nothing runs in your browser — that is deliberate. Instant SEO checkers — the “enter your URL” kind that also rank for this query — are crawler reports: fast, free to run, and blind to most of what decides whether a Nepali site ranks.
An automated checker reliably lists the surface: missing title tags, broken links, missing alt text, page-speed warnings, sitemap presence. Worth having. What no scanner can judge:
- Whether anyone searches for what the page targets. A Kathmandu hotel page titled “Our Facilities” passes every tag check and still loses to a competitor answering “hotel in Thamel with parking”.
- The language your customers search in. Nepali demand arrives in English, romanised Nepali and Devanagari; which mix your buyers use changes the whole keyword map.
- Local-pack realities. Appearing in the Maps pack for your own neighbourhood depends on your Google Business Profile — invisible to a site crawler.
- Priority. A checker lists fifty findings in template order. It cannot score impact against effort for your specific site.
The failure modes that most often sink Nepali business sites sit in the same blind spot: a staging copy left indexable and competing with the live site, robots.txt blocking the CSS Google needs to render the layout, content assembled by JavaScript after the crawler has moved on, filter parameters generating thousands of near-identical URLs, and no canonical tags to resolve them.
An automated checker scores what it can count; a manual review judges what a crawler cannot see — whether the pages target anything a real buyer types.
What is free and what is paid
The free part is the opportunity review itself, plus a bookable 30-minute opportunity call. The paid parts are published, not discovered on a call: a fixed-scope comprehensive SEO audit starts at NPR 30,000 as a one-off, and monthly retainers run at NPR 20,000, NPR 45,000 and NPR 80,000, month to month with no lock-in — all listed on this site’s services and pricing page.
| Engagement | What it is | What comes back | Turnaround | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Opportunity review | High-level human diagnostic | The likely constraint and the next step, by email | Reply within one business day | Free |
| Opportunity call | 30-minute video call | A fit-and-priority conversation | Per the slot you book | Free |
| Comprehensive audit | Full crawl plus manual page-by-page analysis — technical, content, links, local | Prioritised 90-day roadmap, 200+ checkpoints scored by impact and effort | 7–10 working days from Search Console and Analytics access | From NPR 30,000, one-off |
| Monthly retainer | Ongoing technical, local and content SEO | Delivery plus monthly reporting, by tier | Month to month | NPR 20,000–80,000 / mo |
The line between the two offers, as the audit service page puts it: the free review tells you whether you have a problem; the paid audit tells you exactly what to fix, in what order, and why.
How to request your free SEO check in Nepal
Requesting the review takes one message. The whole path:
- Send your website and your primary goal through the contact form, or by WhatsApp.
- You get a reply within one business day. Weekend requests are answered the next business day.
- The review happens and you receive the outcome: the likely constraint and the recommended next step, in plain language. Deliberately light, not a full crawl.
- You decide. Act on it yourself, book the free 30-minute call, scope paid work — or stop there.
The channels, exactly as this site lists them: the contact form and hello@seoexpertinnepal.com reply within one business day; phone and WhatsApp on +977 986-1293812 are answered during business hours, Monday to Saturday, 9 AM to 6 PM Nepal Time.
On turnaround, honestly: “within one business day” is the published window for the reply, not for a finished audit. The comprehensive audit, if you go on to buy one, runs 7 to 10 working days from the day access to Google Search Console and Analytics is granted — brochure sites land closer to 7; ecommerce and multi-language sites take the full 10, because the manual analysis covers far more URL patterns.
Who the free review is for — and who it is not
It is for the situation this site’s services page describes as “everything looks fine and nothing happens”: the site loads, it looks professional, and it brings in almost nothing from search. You do not know the constraint — and that, not any named service, is the real finding. Buying on-page work before knowing whether your pages are even indexed is the most expensive mistake available in this market.
It is not for you if you already hold a prioritised fix list and want it executed — that is a project or a retainer, and the published pricing is the place to start. The review can also end in a “neither”: it exists partly so the consultant can decline work that would not pay for itself. If your site does not need paid SEO help yet, that is what the reply will say.
Frequently asked questions
The short version
A free SEO audit in Nepal should tell you one thing you did not know before: what is actually holding your site back. On this site that judgement is made by a person, at no cost, usually within a day — not by a scanner in a browser tab.
Send the website and the goal through the contact form, or message +977 986-1293812 on WhatsApp during business hours. If the answer is bigger than a free review, the paid prices are already published — from NPR 30,000 for the comprehensive audit, from NPR 20,000 a month for a retainer — so you never sit through a discovery call just to learn a number.