What to expect from a Dravik business audit
Dravik teamUpdated 6 min read
A Dravik business audit is a $199 fixed-price engagement: a 30 minute call plus a written plan. The plan covers processes worth automating, gaps in your Google and AI search visibility, and a prioritized list of actions with expected impact. The plan is yours to keep, even if you never hire us.
What the audit is
Many growing companies have two kinds of problems at once. Work inside the business takes too long because people do repetitive tasks by hand. And buyers outside the business struggle to find them, on Google or in AI answers from tools like ChatGPT and Perplexity.
The audit looks at both. It is short on purpose. In one 30 minute call we learn how your business runs and where growth is stuck. Then you receive a written plan that turns that conversation into specific next steps.
Here is the whole offer in one place.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Price | $199, fixed, with a full refund if you don't find it worth it |
| Call | 30 minutes |
| Deliverable | A written plan |
| Plan covers | Processes worth automating, Google and AI search visibility gaps, prioritized actions with expected impact |
| Ownership | The plan is yours to keep, even if you never hire us |
What the written plan covers
Processes worth automating
The plan names the repetitive work in your business that is a good candidate for automation. These are the tasks that eat hours every week, cause errors, or slow down how fast you respond to customers and leads. For each one, the plan explains why it is worth automating and what a better version would look like.
If you want a sense of how to think about this before the call, our guide on what to automate first walks through the same kind of reasoning.
Google and AI search visibility gaps
The plan also looks outward. It covers where your business is hard to find on Google and where it is missing from answers given by AI search tools. Search visibility and AI visibility overlap, but they are not identical, and the plan treats them as related but separate gaps. For background on how the two relate, see our explainer on SEO vs AEO vs GEO.
A prioritized plan with expected impact
Finally, the plan puts everything in order. Not every gap is worth fixing now. The prioritized list shows what to do first and the impact we expect each action to have, so you can decide where to spend time and money with a clear view of the trade-offs.
Who the audit is for
We built the audit for US companies with roughly 20 to 500 people. It is likely to be most useful for:
- Operations leaders who suspect their team spends too much time on manual work but have not mapped where.
- Founders who want an outside view of where growth is leaking before they commit budget.
- Marketing heads who see traffic or leads stall and want to know whether search, AI visibility or the follow-up process is the bottleneck.
It also fits teams who are about to hire an agency, a contractor or an internal person, and want a clear brief before they do.
How to get the most out of 30 minutes
Thirty minutes goes quickly. The suggestions below are our advice for you as the reader. They are not requirements, and you can book without doing any of them.
Before the call
- Write down the two or three problems that cost you the most right now, in plain words. For example: "Leads wait too long for a reply" or "We do not show up when buyers search for our service".
- List the tools your team uses every day, such as your CRM, email, spreadsheets, accounting and website platform.
- Note any numbers you already track and trust, even rough ones, like monthly leads or hours spent on a task.
- Decide who should join. Usually that is the person who feels the problem most and the person who can approve changes.
During the call
- Be specific about where work gets stuck. "Someone on the team copies order details from email into the system every afternoon" is far more useful than "admin takes a while".
- Say what you have already tried and why it did not stick.
- Mention any constraints, such as budget, tools you cannot change or a busy season coming up.
A simple prep checklist
- Top three problems written down
- List of core tools
- Any trusted numbers
- The right people invited
- Website URL and main services or products ready to share
What you can do with the plan
Because the plan is yours, you have three realistic options.
| Option | When it makes sense |
|---|---|
| Do it yourself | You have people with time and the right skills, and the plan gives them a clear order of work |
| Hand it to someone else | You already work with a contractor, agency or freelancer and want them to execute |
| Work with Dravik | You want the people who wrote the plan to build it |
There is no obligation to hire us. A good plan should be useful on its own, and we would rather you act on it than leave it in a drawer.
Some practical advice for using any plan like this, whoever executes it:
- Start with the top item, not the most interesting one. Priority order exists for a reason.
- Give each action a single owner and a date.
- Decide in advance what result would tell you the action worked.
- Review progress after a few weeks and adjust.
Why a fixed price
A fixed price means you know the cost before you book. There is no scope creep and no surprise invoice. It also keeps the audit focused: the goal is a clear, useful plan in a short amount of your time.
How the audit compares to other options
Companies trying to diagnose growth problems usually choose between a few routes. This comparison is general, and your situation may differ.
| Route | What you typically get | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| Free sales call with an agency | A pitch for that agency's services | Advice may be shaped by what they sell |
| Large custom audit or consulting project | Deep analysis | Higher cost and longer time before you see a plan |
| Doing your own research | Full control | Time spent learning, and blind spots you cannot see from inside |
| Dravik business audit | A 30 minute call and a written plan across automation and search, at $199 | A focused snapshot rather than an exhaustive study |
Booking
If the audit sounds useful, you can book a business audit directly. Bring your top problems to the call, and you will leave with a written plan that is yours to keep.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does the Dravik business audit cost?
The audit is a fixed $199. That price covers a 30 minute call and a written plan. You know the full cost before you book, and if you don't find it worth it, we refund you in full.
- What is included in the written plan?
The plan covers processes in your business worth automating, gaps in your Google and AI search visibility, and a prioritized list of actions with expected impact. It is designed to tell you what to do first and why.
- Do I have to hire Dravik after the audit?
No. The plan is yours to keep even if you never hire us. You can carry it out yourself, give it to another provider, or work with us.
- How long is the audit call?
The call is 30 minutes. Coming prepared with your top problems and a list of the tools you use helps make the most of that time.
- Who should attend the call from our side?
Usually the person who feels the problem most day to day and the person who can approve changes. For many companies that means an operations leader, a marketing lead or a founder.
- Does the audit cover both automation and SEO?
Yes. It looks at internal processes worth automating and at how visible you are on Google and in AI search answers, then combines both into one prioritized plan.
Book a business audit
Find the leak. Then we hunt it down.
We look at your busywork, your Google rankings and how AI assistants describe your category, then hand you a prioritized plan.
- $199 fixed price
- 30 minute call
- A written plan you keep
- Full refund if not worth it