Screpy - AI SEO Audit Tool

White Label SEO Reports for Agencies

Screpy helps agencies and teams turn audits, rankings, performance checks, and site health updates into clear reports clients can understand.

Screpy white-label SEO report template builder and live report preview

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What are Screpy White Label SEO Reports?

Screpy White Label SEO Reports turns project SEO data into branded client or stakeholder reports. Teams can configure live data, PDF delivery, scheduled reporting, report templates, and spreadsheet exports while keeping the underlying audit, visibility, performance, monitoring, and keyword context visible.

Create and deliver branded reports

  • Screpy White label reports applies the agency or team brand to a client-facing report.
  • Screpy PDF reports creates a shareable PDF version of the configured report.
  • Screpy Scheduled reports delivers the selected report on a recurring schedule.
  • Screpy Report templates provides reusable structures for recurring client and stakeholder updates.

Include the relevant SEO evidence

  • Screpy Audit reports includes technical website-audit findings and completed fixes in the report workflow.
  • Screpy Rank tracking reports includes monitored keyword visibility and ranking movement.
  • Screpy Performance reports, Core Web Vitals, and Uptime reports includes page experience and availability context.
  • Screpy Keyword reports and Site health includes research, content-priority, and technical-health signals where relevant.

Support the agency reporting workflow

  • Screpy Agency workflow keeps client projects, recurring reporting, and the data behind a recommendation organized in one workspace.
  • Screpy CSV/XLSX export provides spreadsheet-ready data when a client, teammate, or external workflow needs the report inputs.
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White Label SEO Reporting

Create white label SEO reports.

Build client-facing SEO reports with custom branding and live project data, giving agencies and teams a clearer way to present ongoing website work and results.

  • Create client-ready reports with custom branding
  • Use live project data in reporting workflows
  • Export reports as shareable PDFs
Screpy white label SEO report builder and preview
Client SEO Updates

Turn SEO data into client updates.

Combine audits, ranking movement, page speed, Core Web Vitals, uptime, keyword research, and website health into a single progress narrative clients can understand.

  • Include technical audit and site health context
  • Show ranking and performance progress clearly
  • Give clients a focused view of the next action
Screpy audit and SEO progress dashboard for client reporting
Reporting Automation

Schedule reports and keep stakeholders aligned.

Use scheduled reports, reusable report structures, and spreadsheet exports to reduce manual reporting while keeping clients, teammates, and stakeholders informed about SEO progress.

  • Send recurring SEO updates on a schedule
  • Keep report structures consistent across projects
  • Export data for spreadsheets and other workflows
Screpy scheduled SEO report workflow
Features

SEO Reports

Screpy keeps reporting connected to the work your team already tracks, so updates are easier to prepare, explain, and send.

White label reports

Prepare SEO reports that feel client-ready without rebuilding the same presentation by hand.

PDF reports

Turn audit findings, ranking changes, and site health updates into shareable PDF reports.

Scheduled reports

Keep clients and stakeholders informed with recurring reports instead of manual reporting cycles.

Audit reports

Show what was found, what was fixed, and which technical SEO issues still need attention.

Rank tracking reports

Share ranking gains, drops, and stable terms with the context clients need to understand progress.

Performance reports

Include page speed and performance changes when slow pages or improvements matter to the project.

Core Web Vitals

Report loading, responsiveness, and stability signals in a way teams can review quickly.

Uptime reports

Show downtime, recovery, and availability status for pages that need to stay online.

Keyword reports

Turn keyword ideas and tracked terms into clearer updates for content and SEO planning.

Site health

Use score and issue movement to explain whether a site is getting healthier over time.

Agency workflow

Give teams a repeatable way to prepare client updates without starting every report from scratch.

CSV/XLSX export

Move reporting data into spreadsheets when clients or internal teams need custom analysis.

White label SEO report questions.

A practical overview of how white label SEO reports help agencies and teams share progress without turning reporting into extra manual work.

Can I send reports with my agency branding?

Yes. White label SEO reports are useful when agencies want to share progress under their own brand instead of sending raw tool exports or screenshots.

What do clients usually want to see in an SEO report?

Most clients want a clear summary of what changed, what improved, what still needs attention, and which actions matter next. They usually do not need every technical detail.

Can reports be scheduled for recurring updates?

Yes. Recurring reports help teams keep clients and stakeholders updated without rebuilding the same summary by hand every week or month.

Are white label reports useful for internal teams too?

Yes. Internal teams can use cleaner reports to explain progress to managers, developers, content teams, and stakeholders who do not live inside SEO tools.