MPiFY is a creative agency based in Malta. They design brands, build websites and help businesses grow online. A lot of their work now sits around SEO and AI, helping clients show up when people are searching and making sure visitors actually take action once they land on the site.
The challenge
Before Sitechecker, MPiFY had been looking at tools like Semrush and Ahrefs. Both are strong tools, but they felt heavy for day-to-day work at a small agency. The issue wasn’t a shortage of data, it was the opposite.
The other side of the problem was client communication. Bigger SEO tools surface a lot of metrics, but most clients don’t want to read a long technical report. They want to know what’s broken and what’s being fixed.
The solution
Justin and his team started where most small agencies start: manual research, YouTube tutorials, technical fixes and on-page work. It worked, but it took too much time, especially when it was just two people running everything. They tested a few tools looking for something that gave clear direction without overwhelming the team or the clients. That’s when they tried Sitechecker.
From there, Sitechecker became part of the workflow. The team uses it to monitor sites, catch issues early, and share clean progress updates with clients without the long technical reports.
The results
MPiFY has seen clear improvements across their own site and several client projects since they started using Sitechecker.
30 to 40% more organic traffic
Organic traffic on key client projects went up by 30 to 40%, mainly from fixing technical and on-page issues the team had been missing or delaying.
Ranking for the right keywords
MPiFY started showing up for more relevant terms, bringing in better quality traffic instead of just bigger numbers.

Less time analysing, more time fixing
Internal SEO work that used to take hours now takes a fraction of the time, so the team can spend more of the day fixing and improving rather than just analysing.
Justin’s tip for other agencies thinking about a new SEO tool:
