FOR THE PEOPLE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE WEBSITE REVIEW

A clearer review at each client moment.

PatchMyWeb gives agencies and website professionals a consistent way to audit prospect and client sites, discuss evidence, and return to the work later.

01

BEFORE THE ENGAGEMENT

Review a prospect site with something concrete to discuss.

Run an audit from a prospect record, then review the grouped findings, affected URLs, evidence, severity, and coverage. Use the report to prepare a grounded conversation about the site’s current state.

A prospect audit is a review of observed website conditions. It does not estimate project outcomes or replace your own discovery and scoping.

See the audit workflow
02

AT CLIENT ONBOARDING

Give the first website review a clear baseline.

Keep the website with its client record, inspect the initial findings, and create a branded PDF report. The client can see the areas reviewed, what surfaced, and which items your team recommends discussing first.

The report shows audit observations and scanner coverage. Your team validates findings and decides what work to propose.

Explore client reports
03

DURING ONGOING SITE CARE

Return to the same client website and compare audits.

After your team or the site owner makes changes, run another audit on the saved client website. Compare completed audits to review findings that cleared, issues still present, and newly surfaced findings.

Follow-up comparisons require completed audits for the same saved client website. Prospect audits cannot be used for verification reports.

Read the follow-up guide

A TOOL FOR THE REVIEW

Evidence helps you explain the work.
Your expertise decides what happens next.

PatchMyWeb documents observations, priorities, and coverage. Your agency or the site owner remains responsible for validating findings and making website changes.

READY FOR A CLOSER LOOK?

Bring a client site into the workflow.

Open the workspace to start with a prospect or a saved client website.

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