The AI Growth Audit is for teams that can feel commercial friction but do not want to guess what to fix first. More traffic, a new homepage, a chatbot, a CRM cleanup, or an AI workflow can all be useful. The expensive mistake is choosing one before the real bottleneck is clear.
The audit is a 5-business-day review of your website, lead capture, AI visibility, CRM follow-up, buyer trust, and practical AI workflow opportunities. The goal is not to create a long strategy deck. The goal is to leave with a short, decision-ready priority list that can be acted on in the next 30 days.
When the audit is worth paying for
The audit makes sense when the sales motion has real value and leadership needs confidence before committing budget to implementation. If the company already knows exactly what needs to be built, a focused sprint may be better. If there are several possible problems, the audit protects the next investment from guesswork.
- Your website attracts attention but not enough qualified conversations.
- Buyers or AI-assisted search tools may not clearly understand what you do.
- Forms capture too little context for useful follow-up.
- CRM handoffs are slow, manual, or inconsistent.
- There are many AI ideas, but no clear commercial priority.
What the 5-day audit produces
The deliverable is built to make the next decision easier. You receive an executive summary, 10+ prioritized opportunities, a priority matrix, an AI opportunity map, and a 30-day action plan. The output should make it clear what to fix now, what can wait, and what should not be built at all.
How the price logic works
The pilot audit is priced at €1,500 because it is meant to be a low-risk first step before a larger build. It is not a generic free report, and it is not a hidden proposal process. The value is the commercial clarity: where revenue, visibility, trust, lead context, or follow-up speed is being lost, and which fix deserves attention first.
Why fit is reviewed before payment
No payment is required to apply. ShiftNode reviews fit first because the audit should only proceed when there is a useful commercial reason to do the work. If the audit cannot identify at least 10 concrete opportunities across conversion, lead capture, AI discoverability, CRM process, or AI workflows, the audit fee does not apply.
Who should not apply
This is not the best first step for teams that only need social content, a broad brand refresh, or a generic SEO checklist. It is also not ideal when there is no live website, no clear offer, or no sales process to inspect. The audit is strongest when there is already a serious commercial motion and the next move is unclear.
What we verify before recommending implementation
The audit looks for evidence. It checks whether the buyer journey is clear, whether proof is strong enough, whether lead capture reduces effort, whether follow-up speed protects demand, and whether AI workflows can remove real friction. Implementation comes after that evidence, not before it.