Thirty-one seconds, one take
From adding the client to the email landing in their inbox.
No cuts, no voice-over. The real screen, at real speed.
In the film, look for our logo.
It is in the application. It is nowhere in what the client receives. That was the brief, and it cost more than it looks.
In your workspace
Ours
In what your client opens
Yours, or nothing
The monthly grind
The reporting is not the work.
It is what comes after the work: the part that proves the month happened. It brings in no billable hours and wins no new accounts, and it still has to go out, on time, for every client on the roster.
Miss it once and the retainer starts looking optional.
A roster of 20
at 40 minutes a report
13 hours a month
Unbillable, and it comes back every month.
How it works
Connect once. It runs every month.
Their name and their website. That is the entire form.
Cedar & Pine Plumbing
cedarandpineplumbing.com
ClientThe report
What lands in their inbox.
Not a dashboard they will never log into. An email they actually open, holding the four things a local business owner asks about.
- 1
Traffic, and whether it moved
Sessions and users against the month before. One number, one arrow.
- 2
Where they rank
The search terms they gained and lost, straight from Search Console.
- 3
Which pages did the work
The pages that actually brought the visits, not a list of forty.
- 4
A paragraph in plain English
What changed and what it means, written without jargon.
Cedar & Pine Plumbing
cedarandpineplumbing.com
Organic sessions
Figures are frozen the day it sends, so the report a client opens next year still says what it said.
The inbox
Your client does not see your PDF first.
They see one line: a sender, a subject, a preview. If the sender is not you, the PDF has already lost.
What arrives
What never leaves
It leaves from reports@yourdomain.
No “via reportkite.com” anywhere in the header. That took far more work than expected, and it was never negotiable.
White label
Your logo. Your colours. Your sending address.
Your client never sees the word ReportKite. The report carries your mark and your accent colour, it arrives from your own domain, and replies come back to you.
Report for
Cedar & Pine Plumbing
Sent by reports@northline.studio
Integrations
Two sources, read properly.
Connected once, with read-only access, on Google's own consent screen. We never ask for a password and we can never write anything back.
- Sessions and visitors
- Where traffic came from
- Devices
- Cities
- Top pages
- Key events
- Search terms
- Average position
- Movement since last period
- Clicks
- Impressions
- New terms
- Sent from your domain
- Your logo and colour
- Replies come to you
- A permanent web link
- No ReportKite branding
- Scheduled in their time zone
Forty connectors is a catalogue, not a report. These two answer the question a local business actually asks, and a connector that never breaks is worth more than ten that sometimes do.
Pricing
One price. Every client.
No per-client fee. Add your twentieth client and the price does not move.
14 days free, no card
- Unlimited clients
- Unlimited reports
- Full white label
- Google Analytics 4 and Search Console
- Scheduled sending, on your calendar
- Cancel any time
Why agencies switch
Per-client pricing punishes you for growing.
The established tools charge for every client you add. They are built for agencies with fifty of them. If you have eight, you are paying enterprise money for a dashboard your clients never open.
Never moves
Per-client tools commonly charge $20 to $25 per client per month, with a five-client minimum. Your own quote will differ; the shape will not.
If you run fifty clients and need forty data sources, buy one of those instead. They are good at that. ReportKite is for the agency with five to thirty clients who needs the reporting to stop eating the month.
Questions
Straight answers.
Get your Mondays back.
Connect one client, brand the report, and see it arrive. Fourteen days, no card, nothing to cancel.