Client SEO reports your clients actually read
Enter a client's domain and get a client SEO report in under a minute: a health score, the fixes worth doing first, and copy-paste code for the developer. On a link you can send today.
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What's in the client SEO report
| Section | What it shows | Written for |
|---|---|---|
| Health score | One 0–100 number with a plain-English verdict | The client |
| Quick wins | The fixes worth doing first, each with an estimated time | The client |
| Findings by area | Titles, meta, headings, schema, mobile, links — grouped, not dumped | Both |
| Copy-paste fixes | The exact tag or snippet to add, ready for the developer | The developer |
Why most SEO reports for clients go unread
The usual SEO report for a client is a 200-row export with a logo on top. The client sees a wall of red, doesn't know which line matters, and files it for later. That's not a reporting problem the client has; it's one the report created.
A report that gets approved front-loads the "so what": one score, a short list of what to do first, and how long each fix takes. The detail is still there for the developer, grouped by area instead of dumped. That's the order DidYouSEO builds every report in.
Four ways to deliver it
Shareable link
Every free report lives at its own URL. Send it to the client — they don't need an account to read it.
PDF and Markdown
From the dashboard, save a full site-audit report as a PDF for the client, or as Markdown to paste into your own doc.
Issue-level CSV
One row per failing check per page — the version you hand to whoever is actually fixing things.
Search Console data
Connect the client's Google Search Console to show the real queries, clicks and position changes behind the work.
From one-off audit to monthly SEO client reporting
- Add the client's site once; re-run the audit each month to show the score moving.
- Connect Search Console to report the queries and pages that gained or lost clicks.
- Track named competitors and get a daily digest when they change titles or publish pages.
- Check whether ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity mention the client's brand.
More for client SEO work
Client SEO report FAQ
What should a client SEO report include?
Four things: an overall health score, the few fixes worth doing first, the full findings grouped by area, and a clear next step. Clients mostly read the first two; developers work from the rest. Anything without a recommended action is noise.
Is this client SEO report generator free?
Yes. Enter any domain and the report is generated free with no sign-up. A free account adds multi-page site audits (up to 10 pages each, 30 crawl credits a month); paid plans start at $19/month.
Can I white-label the report with my agency's logo?
Not yet. Reports currently carry DidYouSEO branding. Custom agency branding is on the roadmap; until then, the Markdown export lets you drop findings into your own branded document.
How often should I send clients an SEO report?
Monthly suits most retainers: often enough to show momentum, rarely enough that rankings have time to move. Send a technical audit when you onboard a client and after any site migration or redesign.
Does the report include AI search visibility?
The dashboard tracks whether ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity mention a brand, which you can add to a client report. The free public report covers on-page technical SEO.