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White-label SEO reports your clients can read

Combine audit results, rankings, Search Console data and site performance into a clean PDF that carries your logo and colors.

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What goes into a white-label report?

A white-label report is a PDF that carries your brand instead of ours. In BigRank you choose the sections, add your workspace logo, brand colors and company name, and generate a PDF without any mention of our brand.

Which sections can I include?
Overview and health score, audit issues, fixed issues, Search Console performance, rankings, Core Web Vitals, uptime, Quick Wins, web analytics, competitors and AI & bot traffic. Backlinks join when the backlink suite ships.
Can reports be sent automatically?
Yes. A report can run weekly or monthly and is emailed with the PDF attached to the addresses you choose, each of whom can unsubscribe.
How do I know a report is ready?
Each report has a status: queued, generating, ready or failed. Ready reports have a PDF download.
Which plans include reports?
All plans: Pro, Max and Ultra.

How reports are built

Each report is built from the data already in your project, using the sections you choose, and rendered to PDF in the background. Your logo, colors and company name replace ours, so the document carries only your brand.

  • Report templates

    Start from a template so each report has a consistent structure.

    • Sections chosen once
    • Same structure every month
    • Title set per report
  • Section picker

    Include only what the reader cares about, from health score to rankings and uptime.

    • Audit issues and Quick Wins
    • Search Console and Core Web Vitals
    • Fixed issues and uptime
  • Logo and colors

    Use your workspace logo, brand colors and company name for a fully white-label result.

    • Set once in workspace settings
    • Applied to every report
    • Shared by every workspace project
  • PDF generation

    The report is rendered as HTML and printed to PDF with a headless browser, then stored for download.

    • Queued in the background
    • Stored with your project
    • Download when it is ready
  • Scheduled delivery

    Reports that generate and send themselves on a schedule.

    • Weekly or monthly runs
    • Emailed with the PDF attached
    • Same sections each time
  • Status tracking

    A table shows each report's title, status, creation date and PDF download.

    • Queued and generating states
    • Ready and failed states
    • One row per report

Your brand, not ours.

Reports use your logo, colors and company name. Clients see your agency, not a third-party tool.

  • Workspace logo and colors
  • Company name
  • No mention of our brand

Data from the whole product.

Reports pull in audit findings, rankings, Search Console performance, Core Web Vitals, uptime and traffic, so one document tells the whole story.

  • Health score and audit issues
  • Rankings and Quick Wins
  • Fixed issues

Reports built in the background.

Generation happens in the background, and a status table shows what's ready. Schedules email each new PDF.

  • Queued, generating, ready and failed statuses
  • PDF download
  • Weekly or monthly schedule

From data to deliverable

Set your branding once and every report inherits it. After that, each report is a choice of sections and a short wait while the PDF is generated in the background.

  1. Set your branding

    Add your logo and colors in workspace settings.

  2. Choose sections

    Select the parts of the report the client cares about.

  3. Generate the PDF

    Wait for the status to change to ready, then download it.

  4. Send it

    Share the PDF with the client, or let a schedule email it.

When teams send reports

Reach for a PDF report when the reader won't log in: a client's monthly update, a sales conversation, a manager who wants the short version or the record of a finished engagement.

  • Monthly client updates

    Show progress on health, rankings and traffic.

  • Sales pitches

    Share an audit as a branded document.

  • Stakeholder summaries

    Give managers a short, readable overview.

  • Project handoffs

    Document fixes completed during an engagement.

How should clients see their results?

Use SEO Reports when a client needs a branded PDF, Project Workspace when they should log in with read-only access, and Rank Tracker when the conversation is about daily keyword positions.

  • SEO Reports

    Pick sections from health score to rankings, apply your logo and colors, and download a PDF with no mention of our brand.

  • Project Workspace

    Give clients the read-only Client/Viewer role so they can open their project's data in the app whenever they want.

  • Rank Tracker

    Follow daily keyword positions, visibility and winners and losers, then add the rankings section to the next report.

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Fill your reports with better data

A report is only as good as its sections. Add tracked rankings, include Search Console performance, and show the Quick Wins and fixes your team completed.

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SEO Reports FAQ

Answers about client logins, PDF storage, branding, failed reports, choosing sections for each client and adding backlink data.

Can clients log in instead?

Yes. The Client/Viewer role gives read-only access in the workspace.

Where are PDFs stored?

On disk or in S3-compatible storage, ready to download.

Does the report mention your brand?

No. White-label reports use your logo, colors and company name.

What if generation fails?

Its status in the reports table changes to failed.

Can each client get different sections?

Yes. You pick the sections for each report, so every client sees the parts they care about.

Can I include backlinks?

Not yet. Backlink sections arrive with the backlink suite, on Max and Ultra.

SEO that fits your budget

Plans start at $19/month with a 7-day free trial. Every plan includes the site audit, Search Console insights and white-label reports.

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