For web agencies
Sell more to the clients you already have.
Every month, Web Anatomy finds the best project to pitch on each client's site, with the ROI, ready to send. You keep the client, the work and the invoice.
Agencies we work with
One agent on your whole client base: 3 steps
Add each client's site, once. Five minutes, from the URL.
Get the opportunities worth pitching, ranked, every month.
Send the one you choose to the client, in your name. You bill the work.
Why agencies use Web Anatomy
- Sell more to the clients you already have, without more research hours
- Keep the client, the work and the invoice
- Send every opportunity under your own brand
- Start from a URL: no analytics access, no client login
Revenue opportunity
On average, our agency clients bill this to their own clients as a recurring support fee: €750 a month.
Web Anatomy finds the project and writes the pitch. You sell it, do the work and send the invoice.
The client's next project pays for the tool.

Hi, I'm Gabriel.
4 years at Qonto, growing the website through SEO and conversion.
Since 2025, on my own. Dozens of clients, PayFit, Pigment and Staycation among them: I find the growth opportunities on their sites and turn them into work they can act on.
Web Anatomy is that work as a product. Agencies use it to find the opportunities on their clients' sites much faster, and turn them into projects they can sell.
Ready to upsell your clients?
See the first opportunities on one of your client sites.
Questions agencies ask first
Whether it replaces your work, where the ROI comes from, and what the client sees.
We already have a reporting tool. Why add this?
01Keep it. It shows the client what happened last month. Web Anatomy shows you what to sell them next.
Does it replace our work?
02The opposite. It finds work for you to bill. Web Anatomy doesn't publish pages and doesn't touch the client's site.
Can't we do this with ChatGPT?
03For one client, yes, in about an hour. The hard part is doing it for every client, every month, ranked by ROI and written for the client.
What if the client has already planned it?
04Tell us what is on the roadmap when you add the site, and it is left out. We also ask what the client mainly sells, so a side offer doesn't end up first on the list.
Where does the ROI come from?
05From search volumes, the client's current position and a conversion rate you can change. Each estimate shows how it was reached, as a range. It is an estimate, not a promise.
Does my client see Web Anatomy?
06No. The email and the page go out under your name and your brand.
What does it cost?
07We go through pricing on the call, once we have looked at one of your client sites together.





