Thanks for checking out my latest software, Back SEO Agencies, the reporting tool that actually cares about your budget. I'd first like to start off by thanking both the people that supported me in creating this application, and all the people who thought I was genuinely crazy for creating something like this on my own. As someone who has been in the SEO space for many years, I know just how difficult it is to find actual SEO software, and I hope to change that with the software that I release. Back SEO Agencies will help SEO marketers: ✅ Generate White-Label Reports ✅ Demonstrate Value of Services to Clients ✅ Turn Prospects into Clients Thanks to Back SEO Agencies being actual software, and not SaaS, we truly mean that you get unlimited white-label reports. That means you can generate test reports, prospect reports, client reports, and reports for your clients' dogs as much as you want, for free. How does this software help? Well, something I've noticed from my spam box is so many SEOs lead with something like “reply, and I'll audit your site for free”. If you're going to do it for free, then why not lead with that? Well, being in the industry, those reports aren't free. Most SEO tool “plans” don't include unlimited reports. They aren't software, they're SaaS running on expensive cloud computing, so of course it isn't free. Why not instead run it on your local machine and cut out the 2 middlemen? Is there a limit to how many clients I can add? The two limits to Back SEO Agencies are hardware and time. With 9 CPU cores (max), it takes roughly 30 seconds per grid map. So assuming you checked all 6 maps boxes for all of your clients, you could fit in roughly 18-20 client reports per hour, or up to 480 clients per day. Why is it so cheap compared to other map grid options? This is software, not a SaaS. For price comparison of running my application on a local machine vs the cloud with 100% runtime: Local Machine (Ryzen 7, 8 cores 16 threads): idk, like, $10 of electricity 8 vCPU Cloud Computing (Google): $251/month With numbers like this, idk why anyone would choose cloud computing/SaaS 🤷‍♂️. What's Customer Support like? All issues with the software so far have been resolved or have workarounds. More customer support is coming as the company grows. What's the future for the product? The main focus is keeping the product working as time goes on.