White-Label SEO PDF Reports for Agencies: What They Include
By Jumpple Team. Published and last updated 2026-10-28. 5 min read.
What a Jumpple Crawler PDF report contains, how SEO Master results are presented to clients, and how white-label branding fits an agency workflow.
The problem with manual reporting
Agencies often rebuild the same report for every client: export a table, paste screenshots, write a summary. The work is repetitive and the result changes in layout every month. A report generated straight from the audit removes that step.
What the report contains
A Jumpple Crawler report combines charts and tables from a crawl or an SEO Master audit.
- An overall score with a gauge chart.
- A status split across Pass, Normal, Missing and Critical.
- Category scores, so a client can see which area is weakest.
- The full checklist with current data and a fix suggestion for each row.
- The website name at the top and an optional report creator name.
White-label output
White-label PDF reports are included with the Lifetime plan, and basic PDF export is included with Starter. Check the pricing page for the current plan details before you promise a format to a client.
Make the report useful
A score alone does not help a client. Pick the 5 to 10 rows that matter most, write one sentence about the business impact of each and agree an order of work. The audit gives you the evidence and the sample URLs, and your judgement turns it into a plan.
Open the sample URL for any row you plan to quote. If the finding does not hold up on the page, leave it out of the report.
Export options
Besides PDF, the audit table exports to CSV and Excel, which is convenient when a developer on the client side wants to work through the rows in a spreadsheet.
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Want to see this on your own site? Run the SEO Master audit or read the feature overview.