Client reporting

The proof your retainer is working, in one branded report

Every client site becomes a clean PDF with your studio’s name on it: a 0 to 100 health score, the headline numbers, a plain-English summary, the fixes worth scheduling and a full check-by-check breakdown. Download one before a call, or have it emailed on a schedule.

Your branding, per client Score + 7 categories PDF · download or scheduled

What’s inside

Seven parts, read top to bottom in the order that matters

A client should grasp the report at a glance and a developer should be able to act on it. Every Janitor report follows the same shape, leading with the score and the good news before it gets to the fixes.

  1. 1

    A health score, 0 to 100

    One number with a plain band, such as Good, Healthy or Needs attention, that sets the tone before anyone reads a word.

  2. 2

    The headline numbers

    Checks passed, recommended actions, urgent items and uptime across the reporting period, plus the time of the last scan.

  3. 3

    Your note to the client

    A short message in your own words, printed under your agency name. It gives context the raw checks can’t.

  4. 4

    What’s working well

    The passing checks, grouped by category, so the report opens with reassurance instead of a wall of problems.

  5. 5

    Recommended actions

    Each finding written as what it is, why it matters and the recommended next step, grouped urgent or recommended.

  6. 6

    The category breakdown

    Seven categories, each marked healthy or needs attention with a count of passing, warning and critical checks.

  7. 7

    Improvements made this period

    The warnings that were resolved since last time. It’s the running proof that the retainer is doing its job.

One page: score, numbers, your note, the good news, the fixes, the breakdown, the progress.

Recommended actions

Every finding says what, why, and what to do next

No raw error codes dumped on a client. Each recommended action is written in plain language: what we found, why it matters, and the next step, so the client sees the value and you get a ready-made to-do list. These three are from the report above.

SEO & discoverability Recommended

Social sharing metadata could be improved

One or more pages are missing recommended title, description, Open Graph or Twitter card tags.

Why it matters

Without these tags, links to your site can look unappealing when shared on social media.

Next step

Add the missing tags to the affected page templates.

Security Recommended

Server or platform information is exposed

Your site reveals which CMS, framework or server software is in use, via tags or response headers.

Why it matters

Advertising your platform makes it easier for attackers to target known vulnerabilities for that exact stack.

Next step

Remove generator meta tags and version-revealing response headers at the server or CDN.

Privacy & compliance Recommended

Cookie consent banner not auto-detected

We couldn’t automatically detect a cookie or consent banner on the homepage. It may use a library we don’t yet recognise.

Why it matters

EU and UK visitors generally expect a consent banner before non-essential cookies, so an undetected one is worth confirming.

Next step

Confirm a banner is in use and add a custom selector, or safely ignore it if your audience doesn’t need one.

Good news first

It opens with what’s going right, and what you fixed

Most monitoring tools only show problems. A Janitor report leads with the passing checks and the warnings you cleared this period, so the client sees the work, not just the worry.

What’s working well

21 checks passing
  • AvailabilityAvailable throughout the reporting period. 1 passing
  • TLS & domainSSL valid and not due for renewal, domain in good standing, HTTP redirects to HTTPS. 4 passing
  • DNS & emailDNS records stable; SPF, DKIM and DMARC published correctly. 2 passing
  • SEO & discoverabilityCrawlable, sitemap valid, canonicals sensible, no broken links or server errors. 9 passing
  • SecurityNo mixed content, configured security headers present, forms protected against bots. 3 passing
  • Privacy & complianceNo tracking pixels fired for a cold visitor before consent. 1 passing
  • PerformanceHomepage within the configured weight budget. 1 passing

Improvements made this period

Warnings that were resolved since the last report. The list grows every month you stay on top of things.

  • Security headers ResolvedMay 28, 2026

The breakdown

Seven categories, every check accounted for

The same groups Janitor monitors all month roll up into the report, each marked healthy or needs attention with an exact count. Nothing is hidden and nothing is invented. If a check ran, it’s in here.

Availability Healthy 1 passing0 warnings0 critical
TLS & domain Healthy 4 passing0 warnings0 critical
DNS & email Healthy 2 passing0 warnings0 critical
SEO & discoverability Needs attention 9 passing1 warning0 critical
Security Needs attention 3 passing1 warning0 critical
Privacy & compliance Needs attention 1 passing1 warning0 critical
Performance Healthy 1 passing0 warnings0 critical

White-label

Your studio’s name on the front page, every time

Set your agency name, logo and colours once. Every client’s report, with the same score and the same seven categories, goes out looking like it came from you, not from a tool you pay for.

Move Insights
moveinsights.co.uk
Health score
LAST 30 DAYS
76
Availability
SEO
Performance
The Longshot
thelongshot.bar
Health score
LAST 30 DAYS
99
Availability
SEO
Performance
Crashview
crashview.co.uk
Health score
LAST 30 DAYS
61
Availability
SEO
Security

One report engine, three studios. Agency name, logo and colours set per client.

Your words, your schedule

Add a note, then download it or let it send itself

The numbers are automatic. The context is yours: write a short note to the client, then generate the PDF on demand or put it on a schedule.

Scheduled

Pick a cadence and Janitor builds the report from the latest scan and emails the branded PDF to your client. Set it per client and walk away.

On demand

Need one before a call? Generate and download a fresh PDF in a click, with the latest scan and your note baked in.

Shareable

Forward the email or attach the PDF to your own update. The report stands on its own, branded and ready to hand over.

How it works

From monitoring to a sent report in three steps

Step 1

Set your branding

Add your agency name, logo and colours. Do it once for the studio, or tailor it per client.

Step 2

Write a note & schedule

Add a short message for the client, then set the cadence and recipient, or leave it manual for download on demand.

Step 3

Janitor sends it

Every cycle, the latest scan becomes a branded PDF and lands in your client’s inbox, no work from you.

FAQ

Report questions

Can I send reports under my own brand?

Yes. Add your agency name, logo and colours, and write a short note to the client. Each report goes out looking like it came from your studio, with your branding on every page.

What exactly is in a report?

A 0 to 100 health score and a plain-English summary, the headline numbers (checks passed, recommended actions, urgent items and uptime over the period), your note to the client, a what’s-working-well roundup, prioritised recommended actions, the seven-category breakdown, and the improvements made this period.

Which categories does the breakdown cover?

Seven: availability, TLS and domain, DNS and email, SEO and discoverability, security, privacy and compliance, and performance. Each shows a status of healthy or needs attention with a count of passing, warning and critical checks.

How is each recommended action written?

Each one states what was found, why it matters in plain language, and the recommended next step. Actions are grouped as urgent or recommended, so the client sees what’s worth scheduling and what can wait.

Does the report show progress over time?

Yes. The report covers a reporting period, shows uptime across it, and lists the improvements made this period, the warnings that were resolved, so the client can see the work paying off.

Can reports be sent automatically?

Yes. Download a fresh PDF on demand, or schedule a report so Janitor generates it from the latest scan and emails the branded PDF to your client automatically.

Get started

Send your first report this month

Add a site, set your branding and let Janitor turn the monitoring into proof your clients can see.

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