The AI Site Audit
€195
paid upfront · credited in full toward your build
You come out of it able to decide: finish this one, or start a better one — with a real number either way.
- What it needs
- What it costs
- Whether it is safe
Finish a Lovable project
Your Lovable project, finished.
Lovable is genuinely good at getting an idea running in an afternoon. Making that idea safe to put in front of real customers is the next job — and that is usually the point where the credits run out.
Someone reads the actual code, line by lineWorks the same for Bolt, Replit and Base44
Where Lovable projects stall
It runs. The hard half starts here.
Lovable is a real tool and people ship real things with it. These six are simply where a project usually stops.
The credits ran out at the worst moment
The first version arrives fast. After that each fix costs more than the last and undoes the one before it: the tests that would catch that are still to write.
The database is more open than you think
Row-level security is the most common thing left half-done. It works perfectly while you are signed in as yourself, and the day somebody else looks they can read rows meant for you.
Google sees an empty page
It is a single-page app, so the HTML arrives almost bare and fills in once the JavaScript runs. Per-page titles, descriptions and a sitemap are all still to write.
It still lives on a preview subdomain
Your own domain, SSL, redirects, business email, and production keys separate from your development ones. All of it sits outside the prompt, and all of it has to be right at once.
The export is yours, and risky to edit
The repository export is real and it is yours. Inside it, structure and tests are still to come, so the next change can break the last one and everyone leaves it alone.
Accessibility was left for later
Generated interfaces look fine and fail quietly: unlabelled icon buttons, dialogs that keep the focus, contrast landing just under AA. For a business selling in Europe that is real exposure.
Lovable is a good place to start and a bad place to be stuck. If the idea works and you like what you have, the honest move is usually to keep it and finish it — not to throw it away and begin again.
The gap
What the tool left for you to do.
None of this is a criticism of the tool. It is simply the part that was never in scope for it.
Being found
Titles, descriptions, structured data, a sitemap, and pages a search engine can read without running your app first.
Accessibility that holds up
WCAG 2.2 AA done properly: contrast, keyboard, focus, labels, motion. The standard European businesses are now measured against.
A real deploy
Your own domain, SSL, business email, redirects, backups, and hosting that stays up when a free tier changes its mind.
Design judgment
Not another generation. Somebody deciding what stays, what goes, and what the site is actually for.
Code you can live with
Structure, naming and a build you can hand to anybody later. You own all of it, in your name, with no exit fee.
An accountable human
One studio, one named person at the other end, and a date. Not a chat window that forgets you tomorrow.
We build on your work where it is good and rebuild where it is not — and you own all of it either way.
How the finish works
Pay, send it over, get one fixed price.
There is nothing to upload on this page and no form to fill in. The audit starts with a payment and continues in email, with a person.
You pay for the audit
€195 through Stripe, on the same checkout as everything else we sell. You see the full terms on our own order page first, and nothing is charged until you are on Stripe's card form.
We write to you
Within one business day, from a real address. We ask for the link to your site, the files or repository, and a couple of sentences about what you were trying to build.
Rowin reads what you sent
Not a scan, not a bot, not a sales call. Somebody opens your site, reads what is there, and works out what finishing it honestly takes.
You get one fixed price
What it needs, what it costs as a single number, whether it is safe, and whether finishing or starting fresh is the honest answer. Say yes and your €195 is credited in full toward the build.
Why it works this way. We only take in someone else's site once we can look after it properly, so today we collect your files by email and tell you exactly how they are stored and how long we keep them. If you can, take your keys and passwords out before you send anything — and if we find any still in there, we will tell you what to change.
The AI Site Audit
€195, credited in full toward your build.
One payment, one answer, one fixed price to finish. It is deliberately a decision you can act on rather than a repair manual — so here is exactly what arrives.
What it needs
Finished, described as an outcome: it deploys on a real host, Google can index it, it passes WCAG 2.2 AA, it works on a phone, and the code is yours. Plus how much of your own work we would keep.
What it costs
One fixed price to finish. A single number, agreed before the work starts — the same published, fixed way we price everything else on this site.
Whether it is safe
A plain verdict on the security and the quality of what you have, and how serious each thing is. If something is exposed, you find out from us rather than from somebody else.
Where the audit stops
- Findings in plain words, rather than a file-by-file inventory.
- A decision to act on, with the step-by-step repair inside the build.
- A person's judgment, with the code and the config as part of the work.
This line is deliberate. How to fix it is the work itself — which is exactly what the fixed price buys.
€195 through Stripe · credited in full toward your build · you see the full terms before anything is charged
We write to you within one business day of your payment, from a real address.Would you rather we waited until your 14-day right to change your mind has passed? Choose that at checkout, at the same price.
You get the €195 back in full if there is no viable path and your submission was genuine.If we hand you a real fixed price and you would rather not go ahead, that is completely fine — the audit was the work, so the fee stays with us. You said so up front and so did we. Your €195 works for you exactly once: it either comes off your build or comes back to you, never both.
We take on the work we can stand behind.We say so plainly when yours falls outside that: anything built to deceive, anything you do not have the right to hand over, and anything we would not put our name on.
What happens to what you send us.
Your link, files or repository arrive by email and stay inside the studio - we use them only to do your audit, we never pass them to anyone outside it beyond the email provider that carries them, and we never publish or reuse your code. We delete them within six months of the end of your engagement - that clock starts when the work finishes, or when any subscription with us ends, whichever is later, and it is the same period we publish for every project file in our Privacy Policy. You can ask us to delete them sooner and we do it - that is your right under the GDPR. One honest detail: the audit intake arrives by email, so on this path the deletion is a mailbox review we run and log. Take your keys and passwords out before you send anything, and if we find any still in there we will tell you what to change.
What we have shipped
The parts your build is missing are the parts we have already shipped.
Everything above says what is unfinished: sign-in, data rules that hold, a real deploy, rules that pass in the EU. Here is the evidence that we have done those, rather than the promise that we can.
The same guarantee
No asterisk for being a rescue.
A site finished this way carries exactly the same promise as one we build from scratch: if you are not happy, you do not pay. Being a rescue changes the work, never the terms.
The audit is the one part that stands on its own, and it is paid upfront because it is a person reading your code properly, not an automated scan. Everything after it is covered the way everything else here is covered.
- One fixed price, agreed before anything starts
- Nothing begins until you say yes
- The site and its code end up in your name
- A delivery date you can hold us to
- Plain words, in writing, from a person
Per tool
Which one did you start with?
The wall looks different depending on where you started. These go into what usually stalls in each.
v0
Beautiful screens that are not a website yet — no routing, no data, nothing for search to read.
Finish a v0 projectWix ADI
A whole site in minutes, and then a ceiling you cannot edit your way past.
Finish a Wix ADI site
Lovable, specifically
What people ask about a stuck Lovable build
Can you work from my repository export, or do you need my Lovable account?
The export is enough, and it is what we would rather have — you keep your account and your keys, we work from the code. If the export is not set up yet, we walk you through it in email. It takes minutes and it is yours to keep either way.
My database rules are probably wrong. Is that a rebuild?
Almost never. Incomplete row-level security is normal in a Lovable build and it is well-understood, scoped work. The audit tells you plainly how exposed you are today, and whether anything needs rotating right now rather than later.
I have run out of credits. Does that change the price?
It stays exactly the same. We price in fixed numbers rather than credits, so your Lovable plan and the cost of finishing are two separate things. The fixed price you get back is the whole number.
Will you keep the design, or redo it?
We keep what works. Most Lovable projects have a real design decision inside them worth keeping — usually it is the states, the empty screens and the edge cases that need doing, not the look.
What about Bolt, Replit Agent or Base44?
Same story, same process. The stack differs a little; where the project stalls does not.
When you are ready
Send us the site you got stuck on.
Pay for the audit and we write to you within one business day to collect your link and your files. You get back what it needs, what it costs, and whether it is safe — and if you go ahead, your €195 is credited in full toward the build. You don't pay for tokens. You pay for finished.
€195 · credited in full toward your build · you see the full terms before anything is charged