White label SEO reports your clients can read

Share search performance with a live link or branded PDF. Agency adds your own subdomain and removes the RightBlogger badge.

Turn Search Console data into a client report

Choose a project and connect its Google Search Console property. RightBlogger imports up to 16 months of available history, then adds new data daily.

  • Read-only connection

    Connect a client's Search Console property once. New data is added daily, and history is kept past Google's 16-month limit.

  • One report per project

    Each client project gets its own report with its own branding, sections, and link.

  • See a live report
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Put your brand on the report

Every paid plan adds your logo, company name, and accent color to the report. The Agency plan removes the RightBlogger badge and serves reports from your own subdomain.

  • Logo and accent color

    Upload a logo and pick an accent color per report. On Agency, set them once in your Organization profile and reports inherit them.

  • Your own subdomain

    On Agency, connect a subdomain such as reports.youragency.com, with SSL included, and choose a readable URL for each report.

  • No RightBlogger badge

    On Agency, the "Powered by RightBlogger" badge and the PDF footer credit are removed.

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Share a report without another client login

Make a report public and send its link. Clients can read it in their browser without a RightBlogger account.

  • Public or private

    Anyone with a public link can view the report, but nobody can edit it or see other clients' reports. Switch a report to private to hide it.

  • PDF export

    Export the report as a PDF for a client meeting or a monthly recap.

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See search performance alongside Google updates

Google update markers add context to the daily chart. Compare rollout dates with changes in clicks without treating the timing as proof of what caused them.

  • Official rollout dates

    Core, spam, and reviews update dates come from Google's Search Status Dashboard.

  • Optional chart markers

    Markers are on by default. Switch them off in any report's settings.

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Choose what each client sees

Search Console data by default. Turn sections on or off and drag them into the order you want.

  • Search performance

    Clicks, impressions, click-through rate, and average position over time, plus top pages, top queries, devices, and countries.

  • Google updates on the chart

    Core, spam, and reviews updates, marked on the daily chart.

  • Plain-English summary

    An AI-written summary of what changed, so the client reads the takeaway before the charts.

  • Insight sections

    Show search opportunities, posts losing clicks, or pages competing for the same queries to explain what needs attention.

  • AI visibility

    Show mentions and competitor share of voice from the questions tracked in AI Brand Monitor. Off by default.

  • Social analytics

    Engagement and top posts from the project's connected social accounts. Off by default.

  • Recent posts

    Posts RightBlogger published for the client this period, with links. Off by default.

  • Any date range

    The last 7, 30, or 90 days, the last 12 months, or all stored history once it passes Google's 16-month limit.

  • Sortable tables

    Clients can re-sort top pages and queries by clicks, impressions, CTR, or position.

Client reporting alongside your publishing work

Search Console reports are included on paid plans. White label is on Agency, $199/mo billed annually ($2,388/yr) or $299/mo month to month, with a report for each of its 10 sites.

  • A report for every site

    Every site on your plan gets a report at no extra charge per report.

  • Reports next to the work

    The same account writes, schedules, and publishes the posts that show up in the Recent posts section.

  • Team seats

    Agency includes 5 team seats. Invite teammates to client projects instead of sharing a login, and give clients view-only access.

  • RightBlogger for agencies
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Pricing

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Solo

For bloggers with one site

$59$49
/mo

$588/yr billed annually

Save $120/yr
  • 1 site included
  • 30 SEO reports per month
  • AI Brand Monitor 25 checks per site/mo
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$89$69
/mo

$23 per site

$828/yr billed annually

Save $240/yr
  • Everything in Solo, plus:
  • 3 sites included, $20/mo per extra site
  • 3 automated posts a day, about 90 a month
  • 15 writing styles
  • 3 team seats
  • 90 SEO reports per month
  • Premium courses included
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Agency

For agencies managing client sites

$299$199
/mo

$19.90 per site

$2,388/yr billed annually

Save $1,200/yr
  • Everything in Pro, plus:
  • 10 sites included, $20/mo per extra site
  • Site Agent daily audits
  • 10 automated posts a day, about 300 a month
  • 5 team seats
  • 300 SEO reports per month
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Frequently Asked Questions

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What is a white label SEO report?

A white label SEO report is a performance report you share with clients under your agency's brand instead of the reporting tool's. In RightBlogger, you connect a client's Google Search Console, and on the Agency plan the report carries your logo and color, loads from your own subdomain, and shows no RightBlogger badge. Open a live example report to see what a client opens.

How do I create a white label SEO report in RightBlogger?

Open Reporting, pick a client project, and connect its Google Search Console. RightBlogger builds the report and gives you a share link. From report settings you can add a logo and accent color, choose sections, and on Agency connect your own subdomain.

Do I need Google Search Console to use it?

Yes. Reports are built on Google Search Console data, so the project needs a connected Search Console property (read-only access). If it has none, Reporting asks you to connect it first.

How many client reports can I create?

One report per site on your plan: 1 on Solo, 3 on Pro, and 10 on Agency. There is no separate per-report fee. See pricing for site counts and add-on sites.

Can I customize the branding for each client?

Yes. Each report has its own company name, logo, and accent color, and you choose which sections it shows and in what order. On Agency, reports can also inherit your Organization profile branding.

Can I serve reports from my own domain like reports.youragency.com?

Yes, on the Agency plan. Point a subdomain such as reports.youragency.com at RightBlogger with a CNAME record, and reports load at your URL with SSL included. Each account uses one custom domain, which you can attach to any of your reports.

Can I customize the URL for each report?

Yes. Once a custom domain is connected, you can give each report a friendly slug (like reports.youragency.com/acme-co) instead of the auto-generated one.

Can clients view reports without logging in?

Yes. A public report opens for anyone with its link, with no account or password. Viewers can't edit the report or see other clients' data, and you can switch a report to private at any time.

How often does the report data update?

Daily. When you connect Search Console, RightBlogger backfills up to 16 months of history, then adds new data every day and keeps it past Google's 16-month limit.

Does the report show Google algorithm updates?

Yes. Google's core, spam, and reviews updates are marked on the report's daily chart with their rollout dates, and the summary can point out how clicks moved in the week after one began. You can switch the markers off for any report.

Can I export a report as a PDF?

Yes. Any report can be exported as a PDF with your logo and color, for client meetings or monthly recaps. On Agency, the PDF has no RightBlogger credit.

How is this different from AgencyAnalytics, Looker Studio, or other reporting tools?

RightBlogger reports cover Google Search Console, plus optional AI visibility, social analytics, and recent posts; they don't pull Google Analytics or ad platforms. The difference is that reporting comes with the tools that do the work: AI writing, autoblogging, keyword research, the Site Agent, and CMS publishing, in one subscription.

Which plan do I need?

Solo, Pro, and Agency include Search Console reports with your logo and accent color. Agency adds white-label reports without the RightBlogger badge, served from your own subdomain. Agency is $199/month billed annually ($2,388/year) or $299/month on monthly billing. Compare plans.

Give clients a clearer picture of search performance

Connect Search Console, choose the sections that matter, and share a live link or PDF.

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