In a city where the firm down the street on Bay Street ranks above you and an AI answer recommends someone else entirely, "we have a website" isn't enough. Start with the free instant scan — drop in your URL and get a score out of 100 plus your top issues, in seconds, no signup. Built for Toronto accounting practices and financial advisors, served remotely from the Philippines on Eastern Time.
Toronto is Canada's financial and tech capital. The TSX is here, the bank towers are here, and so are thousands of CPAs, CFPs and advisory practices competing for the same searches. A prospective client choosing who handles their corporate return or their retirement portfolio is making one of the most trust-heavy decisions there is — and they almost always start with a Google search or, increasingly, a question to an AI assistant.
Here's the problem. The things that make your firm trustworthy to a human — your CPA Ontario standing, your years guiding founders through a sale, the partner who actually answers the phone — are exactly the things a machine can't read when they live in a headshot, a PDF, or a paragraph with no structure. Toronto agency-built sites are also lagging on Core Web Vitals more than most North American markets, which means a polished, expensive-looking site can still be quietly invisible. The free scan is the fastest way to find out where you stand. Want the niche or the city context separately? See the audit page for accountants & financial advisors and the Toronto website audit page.
Not bugs you'd notice. Structural gaps that cost you the searches and AI answers you never see — and in this niche, in this city, they cluster in predictable places.
No signup, no call, nothing upfront. Enter your URL and the scan reads your live pages, then returns a score out of 100 and your top issues — in seconds. It's the honest gut-check: enough to see whether your Toronto firm's site is helping or quietly leaking, and where to look first. The free scan is a fast read, not the full picture.
Beyond the scan, there's a full toolbox of free instant checks — run as many as you like, no signup. They're a quick way to pressure-test the exact things that trip up financial-services sites in Toronto.
See how fast and steady your pages feel on mobile — the tax-season metric that decides whether high-intent visitors stay. Open the checker →
Confirm whether assistants can even read your site before they could ever recommend your firm. Open the checker →
A fast overall score plus schema, meta and indexing tools — the whole free set lives in one place. Browse the 12 free tools →
The free scan tells you something's worth fixing. The deep audit tells you exactly what, in what order, and why — a human-reviewed report from a technical web architect, not an automated PDF dump. Every finding is ranked by what it's actually costing your Toronto practice, with the precise fix written so you can action it, hand it to a developer, or hand it back to me.
A financial-services site drifts: a new advisor bio, a CMS update, a quiet server hiccup right before April. Audit clients can stay in the loop with monthly re-scans that catch regressions early and always-on uptime monitoring that flags the moment your site goes down — so problems get caught before tax-season traffic does. It's a soft, optional add-on; ask about ongoing monitoring when your report lands.
The tools find the problem. When you need a Technical Web Architect to actually rebuild the structure — the schema, the local signals, the performance work under the hood — that's me, Jerome Bilaos. I work remotely from the Philippines and serve Toronto accounting and advisory firms on Eastern Time, which means fixes and reports progress overnight in ET while your office is closed. No local office, no invented Toronto address — just real contact at [email protected] and an honest scope.
See how I think about architecture and the builds behind the scan on my portfolio, or book a call to talk through what your audit found. Serving other niches and cities too — browse all locations.
It tells you why you don't already. Most Toronto firm sites have half-built local signals — inconsistent NAP between the footer, Google Business Profile and directories, and no LocalBusiness or AccountingService schema. The free scan flags the obvious gaps; the deep audit maps every local-SEO signal a "near me" search depends on, neighbourhood by neighbourhood.
Often no. The credentials that make a Toronto CPA or CFP credible — designations, regulatory registration, partner bios, client outcomes — usually live in images, PDFs or unstructured text a machine can't parse. The audit checks whether your E-E-A-T and FinancialService schema actually expose that expertise to Google and AI answer engines.
I work remotely from the Philippines and serve Toronto clients in Eastern Time. The time difference is an advantage: scans, fixes and report work happen overnight in ET, so progress lands while your office is closed. There's no local office and no fabricated address — just real contact at [email protected] and a booking link.
Yes. Seasonal demand from January through the April deadline is exactly when slow Core Web Vitals and indexing gaps cost the most leads. The deep audit profiles loading speed and stability on mobile and desktop and names the specific offenders, so the searches you wait all year for don't bounce.
The free scan gives you a score out of 100 and your top issues in seconds, with no signup. The $297 deep audit is the full human-reviewed report — 149 checks across 15 categories, every finding ranked by impact with the exact fix. The $297 credits toward fix work if you hire me to implement it.
Yes. Agencies serving financial-services clients in Toronto use the audit as a second expert opinion they can put their own name on. I stay invisible unless you want me in the room.