The My Web Audit alternative for agencies that sell websites.

What is the actual difference?

My Web Audit is a better audit. Skip the Pitch is a shorter path from a stranger on a map to a signed client. If your sales motion is send a report, book a call, the audit is the product and theirs is stronger. If your motion is show them the finished site, the audit is a five-second step on the way.

"Needs your own AI account" is a real cost on our side, not a feature. It is also the reason our builds are unlimited. Both rows are the same trade seen from two directions.

How does the pricing compare?

Both are flat monthly plans, so this is a like-for-like read. My Web Audit meters reports, monitored clients and lead magnets. Skip the Pitch meters managed Google discovery and published sites, and never meters the build.

When should you choose My Web Audit instead?

Often, and we would rather say so than waste your time. My Web Audit is built for digital agencies, freelancers and consultants who already have leads and want a faster, more polished way to show a prospect what is wrong with their site. It is a reporting and sales-enablement tool.

• White-label reports with your own logo, colours, testimonials and countdown timers, as PDF and, on Agency, PowerPoint.
• Embeddable audit widgets for your own website that turn visitors into leads.
• More than ten audit types beyond a website grade: SEO, Google Business Profile, e-commerce, competitor, landing page, page speed, ROI, accessibility and AI visibility.
• Native integrations with Zapier, Make, GoHighLevel and 15+ email and CRM platforms.
• Team seats, up to five on Agency, with concierge setup and a one-to-one walkthrough.

If any of those describe you, use My Web Audit. It is a good product, built for a different job than ours. See My Web Audit

When does Skip the Pitch make more sense?

When you are tired of selling the diagnosis. A report tells the prospect their site is weak. A finished replacement shows them what they get for saying yes, and skips the meeting where you explain the report. My Web Audit does not attempt:

• Finding the businesses in the first place. You bring the URL; it does not search a map.
• Building the replacement site. It reports on what is wrong; it does not make the fix.
• A deal pipeline. It tells you when a report was opened, not where the deal stands.

Skip the Pitch covers the whole run: find, grade, build, close. You walk into the conversation with the finished site already made, which is the entire idea: see how it works.

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