Two ways we help

Two products. One job.

Earning trust online comes down to two things: a website that holds up when someone looks at it closely, and a clear account of what you do with people’s information. We do both: separately, so you only buy the one you need.

Website audit

Know where you stand.

We read your website the way a customer, a hacker, a regulator and an AI assistant each would, and tell you plainly what we found: what it is, why it matters, and what to do about it.

From $79 · one-off · free re-scans for 90 days

About the audit Free Scorecard

Say what you actually do.

A privacy policy built from 115 questions about your business (what you collect, who else sees it, what runs on your website) not a template with your name dropped into it.

· Automated decision rules. The disclosure that starts 10 December 2026, tested against all three limbs: not just “do you use AI”.
· AML/CTF privacy disclosure. For the services brought in on 1 July 2026, the identity documents you collect, how long you keep them, and that you report to AUSTRAC. Your AUSTRAC obligations themselves are a separate regime this does not discharge.
· Notifiable Data Breaches. How you assess a suspected breach, the 30-day window, and when you must tell the person and the OAIC.

$59 · one-off · one business · regenerate free for 30 days

About the builder

Why an outside look

You can't read your own website the way a stranger does.

You already know your business is real, careful and worth dealing with, so you read straight past the things that make a first-time visitor pause. They don't have any of that context. They only have what's on the page.

Nobody tells you they didn't trust you

Someone who hesitates doesn't email to explain why. They just don't come back, and nothing in your analytics says this felt dubious. It's the one business problem with no complaints attached, which is exactly why it's worth checking rather than assuming.

Saying you're trustworthy is free

Every website in the country says it takes privacy seriously. Because those words cost nothing to write, they've stopped carrying much. Having someone independent actually look (and being able to show what they found) is the version that still means something.

Marking your own homework isn't evidence

We don't build websites and we don't fix them, so we've no stake in what we find and nothing to sell you off the back of it. That independence isn't a nice-to-have, it's the entire reason our answer is worth anything to your customer.

Trusted by Australian business

Great tool for keeping our website compliant. AegorIQ clearly showed us what needed fixing for compliance and cyber security, highly recommend for any business wanting a proper website health check.

Jenny Budiman Director, Circle Finance Circle Finance is the property purchase partner that manages the whole journey (readiness, finance, due diligence and settlement) from “can we afford it?” to the day you get the keys.

I had a great experience with the AegorIQ website compliance and security check: straightforward and easy to understand. It identified potential security and compliance issues and gave me greater confidence the necessary areas were being checked. Professional, reliable and helpful, I’d recommend it to anyone who wants to make sure their website is compliant and protected.

Dr Alvin Shee Principal Dentist, Blackburn Family Dental Care Blackburn Family Dental Care has been the trusted dentist in Blackburn North and surrounds for over 60 years, taking pride in the care of your teeth and the quality of their treatment.

AegorIQ is an excellent resource for Australian businesses wanting to improve website security, privacy, compliance, and performance. The platform makes complex technical information easy to understand, even for non-technical business owners. I really appreciate the practical insights and clear guidance provided. The service feels professional, thorough, and genuinely helpful. I would highly recommend AegorIQ to any business looking to build a more secure, trustworthy, and reliable online presence.

Bianca Tee Principal Lawyer, Palchen Legal Palchen Legal is a boutique immigration law practice that provides legal advice to individuals and businesses to streamline the Australian visa and citizenship processes.

As a website designer, I find AegorIQ really useful for checking client websites before handover. It picks up areas around compliance, security and website health that can easily be overlooked, and explains everything in a way that’s easy to understand and communicate to clients. It’s becoming a valuable extra check in my website process and gives me greater confidence that I’m handing over a website that not only looks good, but is also set up thoughtfully behind the scenes.

Poorva Deshmukh Brand & Website Designer, Designed by Poorva Designed by Poorva is a Melbourne-based brand and web design studio, combining strategy with bold, premium design to build identities and websites for founder-led businesses.

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Why we read it four ways

Your website is read by four readers you never meet.

A customer, a hacker and a regulator, and now a fourth reader that isn't a person at all: an AI. Each one is looking for something different, so we read your site as all four.

A customer

Deciding in seconds whether this looks like a business that can be trusted with their details and their money.

A hacker

Looking for the ordinary gaps, an out-of-date plugin, a missing header, a login page left open.

A regulator

Checking the things Australian law actually asks for: your privacy policy, your refund wording, your ABN.

An AI

Reading your site to answer someone's question about your industry, and deciding whether to mention you.

Compliance is what you promise. Security is whether you can keep it. A privacy policy is a written undertaking about how you handle someone’s information. If the website holding it isn’t secure, the promise isn’t just unmet. It is published. That is why one audit reads for both, rather than splitting them into two reports. Why they are the same job →

Clear answers, plain English

What we found. Why it matters. What to do next.

What we found

Every issue named plainly, and the things your site already gets right, which most scans never bother to tell you.

Why it matters

What each finding actually means for your business, your customers and your reputation: not a severity label and a shrug.

What to do next

Steps you can act on yourself, or hand straight to whoever looks after your site. Where a fix needs a professional, we say so.

What you walk away with

Trust shouldn't just be said. It should be seen.

Every review earns a badge, and it moves up as your website does. Display it if you'd like to, it links to a page anyone can check, and it refreshes on its own each time you re-scan.

Committed is yours the moment your review lands, whatever it finds. It rises to Reviewed, then Reviewed in depth, as your website does: earned from a fresh scan, never bought.

A badge is not a certification and not a guarantee. It records that an independent review happened on a date, and what that review found.

See all three levels and what each one means →