A prospective client in Makati, Ortigas, or BGC won't call before they've trusted you — and they decide that on a phone screen, in seconds, often inside an AI answer you never see. The free instant scan reads your accounting or advisory site the way Google and AI actually read it, then hands you a score out of 100 and your top issues — in seconds, no signup. See where trust is leaking before you spend a peso fixing it.
Metro Manila is a mobile-first market with an enormous, fast-growing base of small and mid-sized businesses — and every one of them eventually needs an accountant or a financial advisor. When that owner in Quezon City or Pasig searches "accounting firm near me" or "financial advisor Makati," the first thing they meet is your website, on a 4G phone, in a hurry. If it loads slowly, looks unsure of itself, or can't prove who you are, they bounce to the next firm before you ever knew they existed.
That's the quiet problem for accounting and advisory sites here: the work behind the scenes is rigorous, but the website doesn't carry the credibility forward in a form machines can read. The free instant scan exists to make that visible in seconds — so you stop guessing about a site you can't see inside, and start with facts.
Same niche, same city — these are the patterns I find again and again on accounting and advisory sites serving Metro Manila. None of them show up in how the site looks. All of them cost you the client who was almost ready to call.
Drop your URL into the scanner and, in seconds, you get a score out of 100 and a short list of your top issues — the few problems hurting you most right now. No signup, no call, no payment. It's a fast, honest read of where your accounting or advisory site stands with humans, search, and AI — enough to tell you whether there's something worth fixing before you commit to anything.
The free scan is the quick check, not the whole story. It surfaces your headline problems so you can act today; it doesn't run every test or hand you a line-by-line plan. For that, there's the deep audit below.
Beyond the scan, there's a set of 12 free tools you can run on your own site, no signup. Want to know if assistants can even read your firm's site before it gets recommended? Check the AI crawler readiness. Worried your service pages feel slow on a commuter's phone in EDSA traffic? Check how fast and stable they feel. They're quick, single-purpose checks — useful on their own, and a good way to confirm what the scan flags.
If the free scan shows there's something worth fixing, the deep audit is the complete, human-reviewed version. Not an automated PDF dump — 149 checks across 15 categories, every finding ranked by what it's actually costing your firm, each with the exact fix and the reason it matters for an accounting or advisory practice in Metro Manila.
A firm's site drifts — a new service page, a CMS update, a quiet hiccup right before tax season. If you'd rather not chase it, there's an optional monitoring membership: monthly re-scans that catch problems early and always-on uptime watching, so issues get caught before they cost you a lead. No pressure now — ask about it when your report lands.
Yes. The instant scan is free with no signup — you get a score out of 100 and your top issues in seconds. The deep audit (149 checks across 15 categories) is a separate, optional $297 one-time service.
I'm based in the Philippines and work in your timezone, so reviews and follow-ups happen in your business hours, not overnight. I understand that most of your prospective clients in Metro Manila find you on a phone first, and I check your site against that reality.
Money decisions hinge on trust signals — credentials, named advisors, registration details, real reviews — and machines can't read trust that only lives in your visitors' heads. The audit checks whether your E-E-A-T signals and AccountingService/FinancialService schema are actually present in the markup, not just implied by the design.
It checks the local-SEO foundations those searches depend on — consistent NAP details, LocalBusiness/AccountingService schema, and whether your service-area pages are even indexable. A half-built local setup is one of the most common leaks I find on Metro Manila firm sites.
That's exactly when indexing and mobile-speed problems cost the most. If pages aren't indexed or load slowly on mobile during peak demand, visitors arrive and leave before they convert. The scan flags the worst offenders fast; the deep audit ranks every fix by what it's costing you.
Tools find the problem. When you need a Technical Web Architect to rebuild the structure, that's me, Jerome Bilaos. The $297 deep audit credits in full toward fix work, so the diagnosis pays for itself if you hire me to implement it.