Scope before quoting
Turn visible findings into a grounded starting point for the proposal.
For agencies and consultants
A website audit your agency
can turn into client work.
Scope the work, explain the priorities and show the result after deployment — without stitching five scanners into one client PDF.
Use a public URL for the first check. Deeper projects, history and client-ready reports live in Insight.
Client workboard Example
CometWeb Insight Ready for review
01 Scope 12 findings
Client summary Draft
Work after launch 4 checks
Before / after Baseline set
Direct answer
What is website audit for agencies?
Scope the work, explain the priorities and show the result after deployment — without stitching five scanners into one client PDF.
Content reviewed:
A repeatable client workflow
Move from “the site has issues” to a scope everyone can discuss.
Insight gives agencies a shared technical baseline for discovery, proposals, delivery and handover. It supports the conversation; it does not replace project management or expert review.
Explain the work
Share a dated report with priorities, evidence and clear technical limits.
Align the team
Give developers, SEO and content teams one list instead of competing exports.
Show what changed
Re-test after delivery and compare the same signals with the baseline.
Keep the site steady
Watch selected checks after release and during ongoing care.
Keep your context
Use client-facing outputs without inventing a compliance certificate or guarantee.
The agency sequence
One baseline from pitch to handover.
Use the same dated result to make the first conversation clearer, the scope more defensible and the handover easier to verify.
01
Qualify the opportunity
Check the site before spending hours on a proposal or tender.
02
Agree on priorities
Separate urgent technical work from useful follow-ups and manual review.
03
Deliver the change
Keep the finding, owner and next check visible while the team ships.
04
Prove the handover
Show the client the new result, with the original baseline and date.
Yes. Use the dated findings and priority list to explain the technical starting point. Treat it as evidence for a conversation, not as a promise of rankings, conversions or a fixed project outcome.
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No. Insight keeps the audit context, findings and re-tests together. Your existing project-management system remains the place for delivery planning and team operations.
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Client-facing reporting and white-label options depend on the Insight plan. The report page shows the available structure; it is not a promise that every plan includes every branding option.
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No. It explains detected issues and helps prioritise work. Your team or client still decides and implements the fix, then runs a re-test.
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Give the next client
a clearer starting point.
Check a public URL now, then keep the baseline for the proposal, delivery and handover.
Public URL to start Priorities with context Baseline for re-testing