For web design and SEO agencies

White Label SEO Audit Reports

Turn a website audit into a client-ready report carrying your agency's logo, colours and contact details. SiteScore AI's Agency plan combines branded PDF reports, shareable reports and client projects so you can explain what a prospect's website needs before proposing the work. Create an account to try the free audit; white-label reporting requires Agency.

  • Free to try
  • No credit card required
  • Results in minutes

Save hours auditing client websites

Audit client sites quickly, spot SEO and technical problems, generate professional branded reports, manage clients and projects, and turn audits into leads — without checking across several separate tools.

The usual way

  1. Multiple tools
  2. Manual checking
  3. Collect findings
  4. Create report
  5. Send to client

With SiteScore

  1. Enter website
  2. Run audit
  3. Review findings
  4. Generate report
  5. Share with client

What is a white-label SEO audit report?

It is a website audit presented under your agency's brand rather than the audit tool's branding. You run the checks, review the findings and share the report with your prospect or client. SiteScore provides the audit and reporting software; your agency decides which work to recommend and deliver.

Put your agency's brand on the report

On Agency, customise the report with your company name, logo, brand colour, website, email, phone number and footer text. You can remove the SiteScore powered-by branding, export a PDF or share a report link. Your client receives the findings in a format you can use alongside your proposal.

What your client report contains

The report brings together the audit date, website URL, overall and category scores, an executive summary, issues and next steps. Findings include the affected URL and collected evidence where available, why the issue matters and a recommended fix.
  • SEO checks such as titles, descriptions, headings, canonicals and indexability
  • Technical checks such as HTTPS, redirects, robots.txt, sitemaps and sampled broken links
  • Performance measurements from Google PageSpeed Insights when available
  • Mobile, accessibility, content, local SEO and conversion findings, with the audit's limitations disclosed

Use an audit to start a client conversation

Audit a publicly reachable prospect website, then review the most relevant findings before sharing a branded report. Use the affected pages and evidence to explain the work you would prioritise in a redesign or SEO proposal. The report supports that conversation; it does not promise to win the client or improve their Google rankings.

Compare findings before and after the work

Group audits into client projects to keep their history together. Run a fresh audit after changes go live and review the new findings against the earlier report. Compare like-for-like checks and coverage: unavailable measurements or a different page sample can affect the score, so a score change alone is not proof of a ranking improvement.

Evidence-led audits, not invented problems

SiteScore crawls a sample of the site's pages and runs fixed checks. The AI summary explains the engine's findings; it does not calculate the scores. The audit distinguishes verified issues, likely issues and heuristic recommendations. Checks that cannot be measured are excluded from scoring rather than counted as failures. Conversion findings are suggestions, not measured conversion rates, and local checks do not imply access to a Google Business Profile.

Agency reporting and audit allowance

The Agency plan includes 100 audits per month, white-label reports, custom branding, client projects and lead-generation audit pages. It costs £59.99 per month or £599.90 per year. Start with the free monthly preview audit, or buy a single full audit for £4.99, to inspect the results; Free does not include PDF reports or white-label branding. Compare the plans on the pricing page before subscribing.

Common questions

Can I add my logo and remove SiteScore branding?
Yes. The Agency plan lets you use your own logo, colours and company contact details on reports, and turn off the SiteScore powered-by branding.
Can I export white-label SEO audit reports as PDFs?
Yes. Agency includes PDF reports with your branding and shareable report links. Pro includes PDF reports but not white-label customisation.
Can I use a report in a client proposal?
Yes. Review the findings, choose the relevant issues and share the branded report alongside your proposed work. The report supplies evidence and recommended fixes, not a guarantee of new clients or search rankings.
How much does white-label reporting cost?
White-label reporting is included in Agency at £59.99 per month or £599.90 per year, with 100 audits per month. See Pricing for the full plan comparison and subscription terms.
Can I try the audit before paying?
Yes. Create a free account for one preview audit a month (no card needed), or buy one complete audit for £4.99. White-label reports are an Agency feature and are not included in Free.
Does this replace an agency's manual SEO review?
No. SiteScore checks a sample of publicly accessible pages. Review its crawl coverage, evidence and recommendations, and add your own knowledge of the client's business, search strategy and site before proposing work.
Does SiteScore guarantee higher Google rankings?
No, and no honest tool can. SiteScore shows what is measurably wrong on your pages and what to fix first. Rankings depend on many things an audit cannot see, such as competition and links from other sites.

Create a free account and audit a publicly reachable client or prospect website to review the findings. When you need PDFs carrying your own branding, choose the Agency plan.