Before you spend another dollar on content, ads, or an agency retainer, find out what search demand actually exists for what you sell — and what your website actually says to the machines that rank it.
These findings come from the first Quinndatum audit — run on quintarthai.com, the SaaS platform our founder built and operates. We published what it found, warts included, because every finding is a checkable fact — not a consultant's impression. (Measurements taken August 14, 2026; the site may have fixed them since.)
The headline existed only in data-text
attributes for a JavaScript animation. To a crawler reading the HTML, the single
strongest on-page ranking signal was blank.
<h1 class="hero-headline"> <span data-text="Two markets."></span> ... </h1> ← renders as ""
Title: 77 characters (Google truncates around 60). Meta description: 167 characters (truncates around 155). The page's pitch was being cut off mid-sentence in search results.
title_length: 77 (target ≤ 60) meta_description_length: 167 (target ≤ 155) images on page: 1 (5,429 words)
| Phrase | Live autocomplete reading | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| "cross border stock research" | 0 suggestions | Our lead positioning phrase. Too rare to register in Google's suggestion data. |
| "canadian stock screener" | 10 — "free", "best free", "like finviz", "reddit" | Proven demand, mapped directly to our product's free tier. |
| "sec edgar data" | 10 — "database api", "dataset", "database free" | Real developer demand for an API we already sell. |
| "tsx stock analysis" | 10 — but all pivot to "tsx stock price…" | A trap: quote-seekers, not research buyers. Negative keyword. |
Pricing in CAD.
We don't promise rankings, traffic, or clients. Nobody controls Google, and any vendor promising you customers is selling you their optimism. Ranking takes months and depends on your niche's competition.
We promise measurements. What your site actually says to crawlers. What demand registers in Google's own data for your market, pulled live the day of your audit. Where the two disagree. What to fix first. Facts you can verify yourself — every finding comes with its evidence.
Sometimes the best finding is "don't spend." If the demand isn't there, the report says so — before you've paid for a retainer, not after.
If the audit finds nothing you can act on, it's free. Tell us within 7 days of delivery and we refund the $149 in full.
The audit findings are not — they come from a live crawl of your site and live pulls of Google's own data, and every finding ships with its raw evidence. The Campaign Package uses AI drafting on top of that measured data, with the strategy grounded in real demand rather than model guesses — and a human reviews everything before it reaches you.
Tools give you dashboards and leave the interpretation to you. This is a deliverable: the specific defects on your site, the specific demand in your market, and a prioritized list of what to do — readable in fifteen minutes.
Your URL, your market (country + language), and a sentence about what you sell and to whom. No logins or credentials are needed for the audit — it reads only what's publicly visible. Publishing (Autopilot) needs CMS access you grant and can revoke at any time.
Because we'd rather earn case studies than invent them. The audit is available to anyone; the pilot tiers are limited to clients we're confident we can serve well while the public track record is being built — and pilot clients get outsized attention for exactly that reason.
Then you get a short report saying your fundamentals check out — which is worth knowing before an agency proposes a five-figure engagement to fix things that aren't broken. And if you feel there's nothing you can act on, the 7-day refund applies.
Instrument readings, scoped honestly: a crawl reads the HTML your server actually sends; the demand map reads what registers in Google's own Autocomplete and Trends data for your market. No single instrument sees everything — that's why findings ship with their evidence, so you can weigh them yourself.
Email your URL and market. You'll get a reply within 1 business day with a payment link; the report lands within 3 business days of payment.
or write to singhsainivikram@gmail.com