Turn website problems into revenue opportunities.
AuditCloser gives digital agencies a polished way to discover technical gaps, quantify the work, and present a client-ready path from audit finding to paid engagement.
Public webpages only · no login or browser automation · deterministic core audit · no paid AI API dependency
Find the gap
Scan practical SEO, conversion, accessibility, security, technical and AI-search weaknesses.
Price the opportunity
Translate weak areas into agency service opportunities with indicative project ranges.
Brand the evidence
Deliver a clean white-label client report with evidence, fixes and your agency identity.
Move to scope
Turn vague advice into a structured sales conversation around specific, defensible work.
Make every report look like your agency built the platform.
Set your identity once, then use AuditCloser as a branded sales tool across prospect audits, PDF reports and embedded lead capture.
Customize agency brandingsaved in this browser
Embeddable lead widget
Paste this iframe into an agency website. Configure `NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_URL` and `LEAD_WEBHOOK_URL` before production use.
What agencies and buyers usually ask
Clear answers about the audit boundary, white-label workflow and data model.
What does AuditCloser audit?
AuditCloser reviews a public webpage across SEO, conversion, accessibility, security basics, technical quality and AI-search readiness.
Does AuditCloser require a paid AI API?
No. The core scanner is deterministic and runs without a paid AI or LLM API dependency.
Can agencies white-label the reports?
Yes. Agencies can set their name, contact details, logo URL and accent colour for client-facing reports and the embeddable audit widget.
Does AuditCloser store audited websites or reports?
The V1 product is stateless by design and requires no database. Agency branding is stored in the current browser; optional lead forwarding uses a configured webhook.
Is AuditCloser a security or compliance certification tool?
No. It is a fast sales-discovery audit of fetched public page source and response headers, not a penetration test or regulatory certification.