Audit once. Sell the findings.

Find the bugs.
Pass the report.
Collect the check.

BugBrief runs a full audit on any website — broken links, typos, canonical errors, accessibility gaps, SEO issues — and packages it into a sellable report your client can act on.

$20 Audit Summary Report
$50 Detailed Fix Guide
BugBrief audit dashboard

The model

Three steps. Zero code touching.

01

Upload your URL list

Drop in a batch of URLs — restaurants, contractors, dentists, anything with a website. We crawl them all automatically.

02

Run the audit

BugBrief checks every page for broken links, missing alt text, canonical conflicts, typo patterns, and 100+ other failure points.

03

Download and sell

Get a clean, branded report. Sell it for $20 as a summary or $50 with full fix instructions. Your client fixes it, hires a dev, or pays you to do it.

BugBrief audit report preview

What you deliver

A report that actually closes deals

Most SMB owners have no idea what's broken on their site. They just know it's not generating leads. BugBrief gives them a plain-English breakdown — no jargon, no scary technical talk — with a clear call to action.

  • ✓ Bug count and severity at a glance
  • ✓ Every issue named in plain English
  • ✓ Fix instructions for each item (tier 2)
  • ✓ Branded PDF with your logo and contact info

What you sell

Two products. One audience.

Summary Report

$20

per report

  • Full site audit results
  • Bug count by category
  • Severity ranking (Critical / Warning / Info)
  • Branded PDF download
Recommended

Fix Guide

$50

per report

  • Everything in Summary
  • Step-by-step fix instructions per bug
  • Screenshot annotations
  • Developer handoff section
  • Branded PDF download

You keep 100% of the revenue. We charge a flat monthly fee to run the audits.

SMB websites are a mess.
That's the opportunity.

Every broken link, every missing image alt tag, every canonical error is a $20–$50 sale waiting to happen. The market is huge, the competition is thin, and the playbook is proven. All you need is the audit output — and that's what BugBrief delivers.