White-label SEO audits, with your name on the report

A single A4 page, written for someone who is not an SEO. The example report is one, of a demo shop we built with mistakes in it.

• Your agency at the top: your logo, or your name when there is no logo. Your name and contact email in the footer. No Trakis mark, and the check numbers are plain text, not links to us.
• The grade out of 100 and how it moved since the last audit, with a score for each area: crawlability, indexing, on-page, content, structured data, links, performance, AI readiness.
• The three things to fix this month, in order, each with the pages it covers and what to do. A problem on a template is one item, with the number of pages it fixes.
• Pages kept out of search, put as a question for the client to confirm, and the findings you accepted as intentional, with who decided and why.

• As a PDF: open the client report and print it to PDF from the browser. It is laid out for A4.
• As a link: one click makes a link that opens the report without an account. It always shows the latest audit, it is kept out of search engines, you see how many times it was opened, and you can revoke it.

The link’s address is on trakis.io. There is no custom domain.

• Automatic audits of each site every day, every week or every two weeks, and the competitors you add audited on the same schedule.
• Email alerts to you when the grade drops by 3 points or more, when a critical problem appears or spreads, when pages start asking not to be indexed, or when a tenth of the pages disappear.
• What changed, audit by audit: what was fixed, what is new, which pages changed their title or started answering with an error.
• Your sites in your AI assistant: the account connector lets an AI assistant such as Claude read your sites’ audits, read-only, once you allow it.

In Settings, under Agency identity: your agency’s name, the https address of your logo, a contact email and an accent colour. One identity for the whole account, on every site’s report. Then add a client’s site: the first report is ready usually within the hour, by the next working day at the latest.

The cheapest plan with white-label reports at four tools agencies use, as their pricing pages showed it on 14 October 2026. Prices change; the links go to the pages we read.

Read the last row with the others’ last column: they offer more than a report, from rank tracking to a branded app on your own domain, and we don’t. Trakis has no paid plan yet. White-label will be part of a paid plan, and its price will be on this page before anything is charged.

• No custom domain: the app and the shared link are on trakis.io.
• No team seats and no client logins: the account is yours, and the client gets the report.
• Alerts go to you, not to your client.
• The report is one page, not a forty-page PDF: the full list of problems is in your account, where you can export it as CSV.
• An audit reads up to 200 pages of a site. On a bigger site that is a sample, chosen across every kind of page, and your account says so.

Does the client see Trakis anywhere? Not on the report. The shared link’s address is on trakis.io, and the page carries no title or icon of ours.

Can I see it before I send it? Yes. The client report in your account is the same page, with square brackets where a detail of your agency is still missing.

Do I need the client’s access to their site? No. The crawler reads what any visitor can. Connecting their Search Console is optional and orders the fixes by their real traffic.

What happens when there is a paid plan? Its price goes on this page first, and nothing is charged without your explicit action: the terms say so.