What’s new

A dated, versioned record of what changed and why.

v2.3.3 (August 7, 2026): saved report PDFs now have meaningful filenames

When you save any report as a PDF, the browser used to name every file after the site title, so saved reports all collided and none said what they were. Now the save dialog defaults to a clear name built from the scanned domain and the scan date, for example "Are You Googleable - aarowplumbing.com - 20260807". Each export type adds its own marker so they do not overwrite each other: Pitch, Executive, and Complete. The normal page title comes back as soon as you leave the report.

v2.3.2 (August 7, 2026): pitch report polish, bigger logo and a tighter close

Two small fixes from the first real member reports. The agency logo in the pitch report header now renders at a clearly visible size instead of a tiny thumbnail, with a size cap so an unusually large or oddly shaped logo can never break the layout. And the last two sections, "What this means for you" and the closing agency block, now sit together on one final page, so a typical report is four clean pages.

v2.3.1 (August 7, 2026): the live progress steps are back on member audits

When we moved multi-page audits to run on the server, the four progress steps (reaching your site, checking what you allow search engines and AI to see, finding your roadmap, mapping what Google, Bing and AI can find) stopped lighting up. They are back, and they now reflect what the server is actually doing at each moment, not a canned animation. You can watch it work again, and the page counter updates live as each page is graded.

v2.3 (August 7, 2026): the pitch report is now a short, presentable document

The Certified Agency pitch report is now a fixed three to five page executive document instead of the full report with fixes hidden. It opens with the prospect’s grade and verdict, lists every problem by name in priority order, shows a page by page scoreboard, explains what it means for their business in the AI-search era, and closes co-branded as your agency. It shows the problems and withholds the fixes, because the fix is what you sell.

• Short enough to hand over. A full audit used to print hundreds of pages. The pitch report is a tight executive summary a prospect will actually read.
• Logos, co-branded. Your agency logo rides the header and the close (add it when we issue your certified code); the prospect’s own logo appears on page one when their site publishes one.
• Problems, never the recipe. No fix instructions anywhere, so the document can’t be used to skip the work.

v2.2.2 (August 7, 2026): pitch report now shows on multi-page audits too

A follow-up to v2.2.1. The Pitch report button appeared after a single-page scan but was missing after a multi-page audit, because the multi-page path did not carry the certification signal through to the finished report. This release closes that gap: a Certified member who runs a multi-page audit now sees the same Pitch report control beside the PDF buttons, exactly like a single-page scan. Still Certified only, and hidden for everyone else.

v2.2.1 (August 7, 2026): pitch report reachable in the app

A follow-up to v2.2. The pitch report shipped server-side but had no button in the app, so a Certified member could not actually generate one. This release adds the entry point: after a scan, a certified member sees a Pitch report control next to the PDF buttons, and the access-code badge now reads Certified Agency so the tier is visible before you scan. The control appears only for Certified members and is hidden for everyone else.

v2.2 (August 7, 2026): co-branded pitch reports for Certified Agencies

Certified Agency members can now scan a prospect’s site and generate a presentable, branded report to walk into that prospect’s office with. It shows the prospect every problem on their site, in plain English, and withholds the fixes: the fix is what the agency sells.

• Watermarked as the agency’s work. Every page reads “Prepared by [Agency] for [Prospect], [Date],” with a “Powered by Are You Googleable” line that stays on every page.
• Problems, not fixes. The report names and explains every finding and shows where it hurts, page by page. It carries no copy-paste fixes and no “tell your web designer” lines.
• Certified only, unlimited, revocable. Generation is limited to Certified Agency members, with no cap on how many reports they run. If a certification is revoked, generation stops.

v2.1, August 5, 2026: honest severity (thanks, Andrew Shotland)

Andrew Shotland of Local SEO Guide reviewed the report and pointed out something we agreed with immediately: it was shouting when it should have been talking. A missing image description and a page hidden from Google were both painted the same alarming red, even though one is a nice-to-have and the other takes you off the map. The score never had that problem (it has always weighted the checks), but the way we displayed the findings ignored that weight. This release fixes the display, not the scoring.

• Three honest priority levels. Findings now sort into Killing you (heavy problems actively costing you visibility), Needs attention (real, worth-doing fixes), and Best practice (worth tidying up, but not holding your rankings back today), instead of one undifferentiated wall of red. Alt text, breadcrumbs and the like now sit where they belong.
• Plain-English rewrites for eight checks. We softened the wording where it overstated the SEO stakes: alt text (it’s more an accessibility win), the H1 (the headline matters more than the tag), the meta description (Google often rewrites it anyway), breadcrumbs (it’s really about internal linking), keyword consistency (one clear topic, no robotic repetition), noindex (sometimes a page is hidden on purpose, and that’s fine), page length (answer the question well, don’t just pad), and the canonical tag.
• Your grade did not change. Not a single score, letter grade, or check result moved, only how loudly each finding is presented. Structured data kept its wording and weight; Andrew blessed it as-is.

v2.0, August 4, 2026: tougher scoring, live memberships, and a price update

The report got materially better over the last few weeks. Here is exactly what changed, and the pricing update that follows from it.

What we improved

• Tougher scoring bands (v2). “Ahead of your competition” now means an A (90+): it lines up exactly with the green ring, so the grade, the ring color, and the verdict all agree. Fewer sites are told they’re ahead when they aren’t.
• Memberships launched. Owner ($49/mo) and Pro ($99/mo) are live: unlimited scans, copy-paste fixes, competitor scoreboards, and, on Pro, up to 100 pages per site.
• Monitoring on a schedule. Paid plans re-check on a schedule, so a grade that slips gets caught: monthly on Owner and weekly on Pro and Agency. An earlier version of this line said it had shipped before it had, and that was wrong.
• Firewall / reachability detection. When a site’s firewall blocks our scanner (which usually blocks AI crawlers like ChatGPT and Perplexity too), the report now says so plainly instead of grading around it.

Pricing update

Because the system does more, prices are moving up, with a founders window that preserves today’s pricing for early customers.

• Done-for-you Googleable Fix: $3,500 (WordPress/GoHighLevel, up to 30 pages, A-grade guaranteed). Founders window: $2,500.
• Stay Googleable retainer: $299/mo. Founders window: $199/mo.
• Agency: the founders board is now 10 sites $299 · 20 $499 · 30 $649 · 40 $799 · 50 $949, with Certified Agency membership at $449/mo, first 25 agencies locked for life. When the founders seats fill, the next cohort opens at higher rates.
• Wix / site-builder repair: $2,500 (up to 30 pages, no A-grade guarantee because the platform physically blocks an A). Founders window: $2,000.
• GoHighLevel rebuild: $5,000 (up to 10 pages) / $6,000 (up to 25). A full rebuild on a platform we control, A-grade guaranteed. Priced above the fix and the builder repair: a rebuild is more than a patch.
• Unchanged: the free scan stays free.

Already in the funnel? You keep the price you were shown. Every current applicant is honored at the pricing they saw.