Dossiers: reports that read like evidence
A scan's output is a dossier: one document holding the rates with their margins, the verbatim answers behind them, the sources engines trusted, and the moves that follow. Share it by private link with a founder, a client, or a content team: every claim in it carries its receipt.
How it works
Everything on one page
Named rate, cited rate, share of voice, the ten questions, the losses verbatim, the ranked sources, the moves, ordered as an argument, not a dashboard tour.
Shareable by link
Each dossier has a private URL: shareable, not indexable. Send it to the person who needs convincing without creating an account for them.
For agencies
Track each client's domain as its own project and send the client its dossier link: the deliverable your client meeting opens with, generated weekly without anyone assembling slides.
In depth
Reports clients can interrogate
Because every rate links to its verbatim answers, the awkward client question, "says who?", answers itself. That is the difference between reporting and defending.
History preserved
Dossiers accumulate: week over week, the same questions, the same method. The trend line is an honest series, not a re-baselined chart.
What we won't do: make the dossier prettier than the data. When nothing moved beyond the margin, the dossier says so: a report that always finds good news is an ad you're paying for.
Common questions
Can I share a dossier without giving product access?+
Yes. Every dossier has a read-only link. Links are unlisted and marked non-indexable; sharing is your call, not a search engine's.
“This is what a useful audit tool should do: make the next move obvious”
Yusuke
FOUNDER OF LANDINGBOOST
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