Built because a list of problems isn't a fix.

The problem you've probably had

You pay for an SEO tool. It sends you two hundred recommendations, most of them correct and most of them written in a language you don't speak. You action six, can't tell whether those six made any difference, and the subscription renews anyway.

The problem was never knowing what to do. It was having someone with the time, the access and the confidence to actually do it — and then finding out afterwards whether it worked. That gap between knowing and doing is where the money and the frustration both sit.

What you get instead

SearchDone does everything after the recommendation. It reads your own Google data, works out which fixes are worth the most, makes them on your website, checks they landed, measures what happened, and keeps watching every week. You approve each change from one inbox, and any of them can be undone in a click.

Software that edits the website your business runs on is asking for a lot of trust. So every change is reversible, every decision is explainable, and every claim is checkable. Those rules are written down as seven promises, along with what each one means for you.

You won't find invented case studies or borrowed logos here. When results appear they'll be real, named, and shared with the customer's permission.

Who builds it

SearchDone is made by No Fear Tech Ltd, company number 16758357, registered at 6 Mallard Way, Dereham, Norfolk NR19 1FJ. It is built and run by Kevin Mackay, its founder and director, who also answers the support email — so the person replying to you is the person who can actually change the product.

Your data stays on servers we run ourselves in the EU, where UK data-protection law lets it be held, and UK GDPR is a design constraint rather than a compliance layer bolted on later. Being a UK company serving UK businesses makes it easier to be honest with you about what the product does.