SEO agencies and consultants
Include technical SEO observations, metadata checks, indexing signals and website-health findings in client reviews or audit packages.
GetSiteCheck for agencies and website professionals
White Label Website Audit Reports
Give clients a clearer picture of their website health. Use GetSiteCheck's detailed HTML audit reports as part of your own SEO, web design, maintenance or digital marketing service.
✓ Individual interactive HTML reports✓ Evidence and recommended actions✓ One-time pricing
What does white label mean?
What is a white label website report?
A white label report is a report produced by one provider that another business uses as part of its own service offering. For example, an SEO agency may prepare a website review for a client and include an audit report as a deliverable alongside its own advice, recommendations and follow-up work.
Rather than building an auditing system from scratch, the agency uses an existing reporting tool to collect useful findings and present them to the client. The agency can then explain the results, decide what work is needed and manage the client relationship.
Who uses these reports?
Who can benefit from white label-style reports?
Web design and development firms
Use a structured report when reviewing a new prospect's existing website, preparing a redesign discussion or checking a site after launch.
Digital marketing agencies
Add website findings to campaign planning, client meetings and recommendations about the technical foundations of a website.
Website maintenance providers
Use a point-in-time report to support onboarding, routine reviews or conversations about technical improvements.
Freelancers and independent consultants
Provide clients with a documented starting point without having to build and maintain your own auditing software.
Hosting and managed service teams
Use observable website findings as an additional resource when discussing a client's website setup and possible improvements.
Why agencies use report deliverables
Why are white label reports useful?
Make technical issues easier to discussFindings include supporting evidence and explanations where available, giving client conversations something concrete to refer to.
Support your existing servicesUse reports alongside SEO, web design, maintenance, consulting or marketing work rather than creating another service platform.
Save time on preliminary checksRun supported automated checks and use the report as a starting point for your own review.
Review multiple client websitesSubmit a list of public URLs through bulk checkout and receive individual HTML reports together in a ZIP package.
Give clients practical next stepsUse the report's recommendations to decide what to verify, prioritize or assign for follow-up work.
Avoid another recurring platform feeGetSiteCheck uses one-time per-URL pricing rather than a monthly reporting subscription.
How to use GetSiteCheck
How the report workflow works
1. Choose the websitesEnter one public website URL for a single audit, or prepare a list for a bulk order.
2. Pay once per URLBulk orders are priced at C$1.25 per unique valid URL, with the total shown before payment.
3. Receive the reportsEach successful audit produces an individual interactive HTML report. Bulk reports are packaged with a summary CSV in a ZIP download.
4. Review and shareCheck the findings, verify important items and use the report as supporting material in your own client service.
Would you like reports with your company branding?
GetSiteCheck reports can be prepared with your company logo and business information by request. If you would like reports featuring your own branding for your clients, please contact us to discuss your requirements.
Contact us about company-branded reports →
Automated findings are based on the checks performed and publicly observable information. Verify important findings before recommending or making changes. Reports do not guarantee rankings, traffic, security, or accessibility compliance.
Need reports for your client websites?
Use one-time website audits to create individual reports across multiple URLs. Preview the report first, then prepare your list.