Sample report
A sample website audit report, as your client sees it.
This sample website audit report reads the way your client will read it: a one-page summary first, then every finding with how to fix it, Classic Search and AI Search side by side, what was checked and what is clear. The sample is illustrative; a real report on a site you look after reads the same way.
what you get
Every report has the same parts, in the same order.
Delivered as a web link your client can open and a PDF you can attach.
Your cover
Your studio name, logo and colours, with the client and the month.
The summary
One line per section: search, AI, conversion, trust, design and security.
Noted, and your own items
Mark an item noted with your note, leave one out, or add work of your own, so one report carries the month.
What to fix next
Ranked by impact, each with the page it is on and the fix.
Checked and clear
The checks that passed, so the client sees what was looked at.
Fix this cards
Every item to fix carries a task card your team or an AI agent can take and verify.
[your studio] · monthly website audit report
Northside Dental, October 2026.
- 25pagesChecked this month
- 3to fixSearch
- 2to fixAI
- 0exposedPasswords or keys
where we check
AI, checked where it happens.
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ChatGPT
Asked the site's own questions each month, on paying plans
GPTBot and OAI-SearchBot
OpenAI's crawlers: allowed in by robots.txt
ClaudeBot
Anthropic's crawler: allowed in by robots.txt
PerplexityBot
Perplexity's crawler: allowed in by robots.txt
Google-Extended
Google's AI training control in robots.txt
llms.txt
A file at the site root that maps the key pages, on paying plans
schema.org
Structured data that is there, parses and carries real values
the report
To fix, clear and your own items, at a glance.
Also on this report
- Page titles on the three team pages
- Contact form field labels
- Two images given descriptions
- Footer phone number now taps to call
Checked and clear
- Every page loads over a secure connection
- No passwords or keys in public files
- AI crawlers allowed in by robots.txt
- One main heading on every page
- Text contrast passes on every page
Fix next, in this order
- Describe six service pages for Google
- Fix the structured data AI search reads on two pages
- Lift the booking button on phones
- Fix two dead links to the price list
why not just ask an AI tool?
An AI chat gives you an answer. This gives your client a standard.
Your team can paste a page into any AI assistant and get suggestions. That is useful for one page, once. A retainer needs something else.
Same every time
A fixed checklist, not a fresh prompt. The same site gets the same findings, so month-on-month progress is real.
Up to 100 pages per site
Up to 100 public pages per site are read the way a visitor's browser renders them, and each finding names its page.
Runs on its own
On a monthly plan every client site is rechecked on its own. No prompts to write, no one to remember.
Ready for clients
A branded report your client can read, with what was fixed ticked off. Nothing to copy, tidy or reformat.
how studios charge for it
Sell it as a line on every retainer.
An example, not a promise: you set your own prices. Add a monthly website audit report at US$25 a month to 25 retainer clients. Figures in US dollars.
- US$7,500A year from 25 clients at US$25 a month
- US$750One block of 25 sites, paid yearly
- US$6,750Left over in the first year
- 10xRevenue for every dollar the plan costs
three ways to use it
Retainers, handovers and pitches.
Keep retainer clients.
A monthly report that shows findings and fixes gives clients a reason to stay, and a reason to upgrade.
Prove a handover.
Send a report with the final invoice to show the new site was checked, not just built.
Win the rebuild.
Run a report on a prospect's current site and lead the pitch with what it is costing them.
Run it on a site you look after.
Free, no card, nothing to install.
for your clients
Explaining the report to a client?
A short page of client-facing wording you can copy into your own monthly email or proposal, under your name.