White-label website audit reports
Run the audit on a client's site, review the prioritised findings, then deliver the report under your own logo and colours. Nine suites, evidence for every finding, and a 30/60/90 action plan - yours to brand.
What the client receives
A nine-suite report covering technical health, marketing and SEO, security, privacy, social footprint, reputation, employer brand, AI readiness, and AI visibility. Findings are ranked by impact, each one carries evidence, and the report closes with a 30/60/90 day action plan.
Your brand throughout
On the Agency plan the report carries your logo, your brand colours, and a custom domain, with no mention of AuditHQ anywhere in the document. Clients see a report from your agency.
How it works
Run the free quick scan across all nine suites in about 60 seconds to qualify the lead. Generate the full 9-suite report to review prioritised findings with evidence. Export the branded PDF or share a link with the client, or drop it straight into your proposal.
Where it fits next to a technical crawler
Screaming Frog and other desktop crawlers give deep, page-by-page technical crawl data. AuditHQ runs nine suites into one prioritised, white-label report a client can act on without translation. Many agencies use both: a crawler for the deep technical dig, AuditHQ for the client-facing deliverable.
Frequently asked questions
What does white label mean for an audit report?
The report carries only your agency's branding - your logo, your colours, and no mention of AuditHQ anywhere in the document, including the footer and any links. Your client sees a report from your agency, not the software behind it.
How do agencies price a white-label audit?
Most agencies use it one of two ways: as a free or low-cost lead magnet to open a sales conversation, or as a paid deliverable bundled into an SEO, security, or website management retainer. The audit itself is rarely the product being sold - it is the entry point or the proof point for the ongoing service.
What is the difference between a white-label report and a rebranded template?
A rebranded template just swaps a logo onto a generic document. A genuine white-label report changes per site: the findings, the evidence, and the prioritisation reflect what is actually happening on that specific client's site.
What is the best white-label website audit tool?
It depends on the scope you sell. AuditHQ covers nine suites - technical, marketing and SEO, security, privacy, social, reputation, employer brand, AI readiness, and AI visibility - in one report you brand as your own. If an engagement needs a deep technical crawl as well, pair a desktop crawler like Screaming Frog with AuditHQ for the client-facing deliverable.