Questions people ask before they buy
The short answers, each pointing at the page that carries the long one. If yours is not here, write to us, because a question that has to be asked is a page we have not written.
What it is
What is actually inside the report? Show me one.
Every page your site should have and does not, with an address for each, who reads it, the questions it has to answer and what has to go on it, plus the order to write them in. Section by section, or read a complete one about a real business.
Why is this not just another SEO audit?
An audit is an instrument pointed at the pages you already have, and a page that does not exist has nothing to score. This names the pages that are missing. The argument in full.
Do you promise me a ranking?
No, and we will not. We do not promise a ranking, a position, a volume of traffic or an outcome of any kind. The product exists precisely because those promises are the thing it is defined against. It is our reasoned opinion about what your site does not say.
How it is made
Is this written by a person or by AI?
A language model writes the prose, and we would rather say that here than have you find it in the privacy policy. Everything it is written *from* is measured first by code that calls no model, it is forbidden to state a number it was not handed, and an address it invents is dropped rather than printed. How a report gets made is the honest account.
How long after I pay does it arrive?
Reports so far have taken between five and fifteen minutes. A large site takes longer, and the link is emailed to you the moment it is ready, so there is nothing to sit and wait for.
What do you read on my site, and what do you not touch?
The pages that are publicly available, which are the same ones a search engine reads. We obey your robots.txt, never touch anything behind a login and never submit a form. The crawler has its own page.
Buying it
Do I have to answer the four questions, or can I just buy the report?
They are optional, all four, and you can buy without answering any. They are worth answering: what the report loses if you skip them is the honest version, illustrated with our own report on ourselves, which we ran without answering them.
What does it cost, and is there VAT on top?
€49 per report, every report, and nothing is added to it. Query OÜ is not registered for VAT, so there is no tax line on the invoice and a VAT number of your own changes nothing. Pricing has the rest.
Will it work on my site? It is behind Cloudflare, or it is one page, or it is huge.
Probably. A firewall is the one thing that genuinely stops us, and we check before taking any money and refuse the sale rather than take it. Which sites we can report on covers all three cases.
Can I buy a report for a client's site?
Yes, as long as you own the site or are authorised to act for whoever does. Buying for a client covers how the four questions work when the answers have to come from them.
My site is in Estonian. Can you read it, and what language does the report come back in?
We read it. Ordered here, the report is written in English (German if you order through the German site), but the page titles it suggests and the buyer questions it lists come back in your site's language. Sites that are not in English is the detail.
Who am I actually buying from?
Query OÜ, an Estonian company, who also write the report. There is no reseller in between: the invoice comes from us and so does a refund. The card statement shows our payment provider rather than AnteSEO, which who answers what explains.
Afterwards
Do you write the pages for me afterwards, or am I on my own?
Either. The report gives you a brief per page, written for whoever does the writing, and that can be you. If you would rather not, we write the pages and put them on your site at €50 an hour, along with the fixes the report lists. What to do with the briefs covers doing it yourself, including what to do if you can only write one page a week.
What if I disagree with the report, or it is wrong about my site?
Those are two different things and the refund policy treats them differently. Disagreeing with an opinion is reasonable and is not a fault. But if it states something about your site as a matter of fact that is not true, that is ours: tell us and we will correct it or refund it. The refund policy.
When is it worth buying another one?
It costs the same €49 as the first. It is worth it after you publish the new pages, after a pivot, after you add a service, or to answer the four questions you skipped the first time. Running a second report.