Client-ready website audits for agencies
Receive a client-ready website leak scan you can use to open a stronger growth conversation. Scan a client or prospect’s site, share a private report, and show progress as fixes are made.
Why agencies use a leak scan
A conversation about “improving the website” is easy to put off. A short report that shows a score, the evidence and the three fixes that matter most is much easier to act on, for you and for your client.
- A number clients understand: the Website Leak Score (0–100) and a score for Visibility, Trust and Conversion.
- Evidence, not opinion: every automatic finding says what was found, so your client can check it.
- A clear order of work: findings are sorted into Fix Now, Fast Win and Growth Opportunity.
- Visible progress: the client can tick fixes off and re-check them, and the score updates.
- Competitor comparison: compare the client’s homepage with a competitor’s on the same checks.
How it works
- Enter the client’s website and choose “I am an agency reviewing a client site”.
- See the score and first findings within seconds.
- We review the site by hand and email you a private report link.
- Share the link with your client and agree the fixes.
Read exactly how the score is calculated, or see the example report.
Good to know
- Only scan sites you manage or have permission to review.
- We only read the public website; no logins are needed and nothing is changed.
- Requests and reports are deleted automatically after 90 days.
Questions
Can I share the report with my client?
Yes. Each report has a private link you can share with your client. Anyone with the link can open it, so share it only with the people involved.
Does it cost anything?
The scan and report are free. If you want our help with fixes, that is agreed separately and in writing before any work starts.
Can my client see their progress?
Yes. The report has a fix tracker and a “Re-check this fix” button that checks the live site again and updates the score.
Is the report branded with my agency’s logo?
Not at the moment. Reports are clearly labelled as client-ready and show the client’s business, not personal details about you.
Last updated 3 October 2026 · More guides