SEO Audit Tool for Agencies
AuditMe runs 159 checks across 16 categories on any public URL in about 60 seconds, so your agency can qualify a prospect on the kickoff call, send every client the same readable report, and show exactly which fixes landed after hand-off.
What slows an agency down in client audits?
Agencies run more audits than anyone else, and three costs repeat on every account: reports that need restyling before they ship, a first look that arrives too late for the pitch, and no clean way to prove a fix worked once the developer has closed the ticket.
Every client gets a different-looking report
Each tool exports its own format, so someone restyles findings before a report can leave the agency — and two auditors on the same site still disagree on severity.
Qualifying a prospect takes days
If the first look has to be queued behind a crawl, the kickoff call ends without numbers and the proposal goes out on guesswork.
You cannot prove the fix landed
After hand-off the client asks what changed. A fresh score alone does not say which issues were closed and which ones are still failing.
AuditMe fits agency work because the engine is the same every time. One run on one public URL returns a score, evidence and a prioritized fix list built from 159 checks across 16 categories — nothing is re-keyed per client, so the numbers from prospect, launch and month six are comparable. Every check is documented on the audit methodology page.
- Meta Tags
- Content Quality
- Technical SEO
- Links
- Performance
- Schema
- Images
- Social Media
- E-E-A-T
- Accessibility
- Security Headers
- User Experience
- Conversion Rate Optimization
- Knowledge Graph
- AI Search Readiness
- Agent Readiness
How does an agency run a client audit in AuditMe?
Four steps, repeated per client and per retainer cycle: scope, audit, package, re-audit. Nothing in the sequence needs a sales call to try.
- 1
Scope before you quote
Crawl the whole site first: every reachable page, redirect chain, orphan and broken link mapped in one run, so the statement of work covers the site you actually audited. Page caps run from 30 pages without an account up to 500 pages on Pro.
- 2
Audit the template in about a minute
One public URL returns a score, evidence and a prioritized fix list in about 60 seconds — usually enough to expose a broken schema, a missing canonical or a title pattern that repeats across the whole client site. Start with 1 free audit, or 2 free audits once you create an account.
- 3
Package it as a client deliverable
Export the report as a PDF, or send a read-only sample report so the stakeholder who never logs into a tool can still read it. Connect the client's Google Search Console to put real clicks, impressions, CTR and positions into the PDF, and use the monthly report for the retainer cycle.
- 4
Re-audit on the same engine every month
The same 159 checks run on the same URLs each cycle, so month two is a comparison rather than a new number in isolation.
How do you prove to a client that a fix worked?
Verify Fix re-scans the same URL from a saved audit and diffs the two runs, so progress is a comparison instead of a new number. The report shows, issue by issue, what is fixed and what still fails — the answer to "what changed since last month?" that a raw score cannot give. Scheduled re-audits and daily monitors keep the same comparison running between reports, and the measurement sources behind each number are spelled out on the how we measure page.
One caveat worth passing to clients: field performance data comes from a rolling window, so a fix the crawl already sees may take a few days to show up in lab and field metrics.
Where does a human expert sign off on client work?
Software finds the issues; some clients will not act until a person has read them. Two paid human layers sit on top of the automated audit, and both are quoted as fixed prices rather than day rates.
- A human expert reads the automated audit of one URL
- Review notes plus a prioritized fix list
- A signed proof summary you can hand to the client
- Up to 50 pages audited by hand
- 10 human-picked actions, not a severity sort
- Technical optimization roadmap, delivered in 5 business days
Orders, scope and delivery dates are agreed on Telegram with @Edzzy91 and paid via Payoneer — no self-serve checkout, no card on file.
How does white-label reporting work for agencies?
Your branding on the workspace
The agency workspace holds your agency name, logo, brand colors, footer text and client list in one place, so the surface a client sees reads like part of your own stack instead of someone else's product.
Your brand on the PDF
The Agency plan — $49 per month — includes a white-label cover, 20 PDF reports per month and 3 team seats, invoiced through Payoneer. Plan limits sit side by side with the other tiers on the pricing page.
Can we automate audits across a whole client portfolio?
The same audit engine is exposed as a plain REST endpoint. Send a GET request to /api/v1/audit with a target URL and you get structured JSON back — score, findings and prioritized recommendations — with no API key, no signup and no charge. Requests are limited to 10 per minute per IP address, so a large portfolio is queued rather than fired in parallel, and going faster returns a 429.
What is AuditMe not?
Saying what the tool does not do saves an agency from pitching a capability it will have to buy elsewhere. Here is the honest boundary.
Not a backlink index
We do not crawl and store the web's link graph. The backlink tool is a domain presence check — platform mentions plus DNS and SSL health — and authority-style numbers here are on-page estimates. We do not compute Moz DA or Ahrefs DR, because those come from someone else's index.
Not a rank-tracking suite
The public rank check is an on-demand position read for up to 20 keywords and it does not keep history. Keyword position history exists only for the keywords you deliberately track inside your own account; there is no market-wide SERP history database behind it and no competitor share-of-voice report.
Not first-party traffic data
We never see a client's clicks. Real impressions, clicks, CTR and positions appear only when you connect that client's own Google Search Console — we report their data, we do not resell it.
Not a ranking guarantee
An audit measures the page we fetched at the moment we ran it. Scores and fix lists are evidence and recommendations, not a promise about rankings, traffic or revenue.
How much does AuditMe cost for an agency?
1 free audit to start, 2 free audits once you create an account. No credit card, no trial clock.
Per month: 20 PDF reports, white-label cover, 3 seats, Payoneer invoice.
Proof Pass for one URL, Expert SEO Audit for the deep pass — both one-off.
Page caps, crawl limits and PDF allowances are listed per tier on the pricing page — compare them before you commit a retainer volume.
Frequently Asked Questions about AuditMe for agencies
How many checks does AuditMe run on a client site?
AuditMe runs 159 checks across 16 categories on any public URL and returns a score, evidence and a prioritized fix list in about 60 seconds — the same engine for a landing page or a full crawl. The category-by-category list of checks is published on the audit methodology page, so a client can verify what was tested.
Can we white-label the audit for our clients?
Yes, at two levels. The agency workspace lets you set your agency name, logo, brand colors and footer text and keep a client list in one place, so the reporting surface reads like part of your own stack. The Agency plan adds a white-label cover on the PDF reports themselves: 20 PDF reports per month, $49 per month with 3 team seats, invoiced through Payoneer.
How do we show a client that a fix actually worked?
Use Verify Fix on a saved audit: the same URL is re-scanned and the engine diffs the two runs, reporting what is fixed and what still fails, issue by issue. Progress is a comparison instead of a fresh number with no history behind it, and scheduled re-audits plus daily monitors keep the same comparison going between retainer reports.
What does human review cost on top of the automated audit?
Proof Pass is $25 one-off for a single URL: an expert reviews the automated audit, writes review notes and a prioritized fix list and signs the result. The Expert SEO Audit is $150 for a deeper manual pass — up to 50 pages, 10 human-picked actions and a technical optimization roadmap, delivered in 5 business days. Both are arranged on Telegram with @Edzzy91 and paid via Payoneer; there is no self-serve checkout.
Can we call the API for every client site at once?
Yes. Send a GET request to /api/v1/audit with a target URL and you get structured JSON back — no API key, no signup and no charge. The API audits one URL per request and is limited to 10 requests per minute per IP address, so large portfolios are queued rather than fired in parallel; going faster returns a 429. The full endpoint list, request and response examples and the OpenAPI spec live in the API documentation.
Do you track keyword rankings and backlinks for our clients?
Not in the way a dedicated suite does. There is no backlink index behind AuditMe and no market-wide SERP history database; the public rank check is a one-off, on-demand read of up to 20 keywords. Position history exists only for the keywords you choose to track inside your own account. For competitive link analysis or market-wide ranking history, keep a specialist tool — AuditMe covers the audit, the fix list and the proof that the fix shipped.
Ready to audit your next client site?
Paste a URL and read the full report in about a minute. If the client needs a signature behind the findings, add the human review afterwards.