Freelancers

Objective data for recommendations that make an impact

Trakup gives you the precise figures you need to convince your clients, justify your work and demonstrate your expertise - without spending a huge amount of time on it.

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The problem

Intuition is not enough when your clients ask for proof

Your recommendations lack quantified data

You know the site is slow, the images are not optimized, the LCP is poor - but when your client asks 'is it serious?', you struggle to quantify precisely. Without numbers, your recommendation sounds like an opinion.

Professional tools are too expensive for a freelancer

Serious monitoring solutions are designed for teams and priced accordingly. On your own, you don't have access to the same tools as agencies - and it shows in your reporting.

You lose track between projects

You manage several clients in parallel. Without a centralized tool, you have no visibility into the state of each site between two assignments. Regressions go unnoticed, and you sometimes learn about them from the client themselves.

The solution

What Trakup brings to your freelance business

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Objective data that closes debates

Lighthouse score at 34, LCP at 6.2 seconds, 47 SEO errors detected - these numbers are not up for discussion. Trakup gives you measurable and reproducible data that you can present to any non-technical client, and that immediately justify your recommendations.

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A freelance-priced, agency-grade tool

Trakup is designed to adapt to your financial reality. You benefit from the same data as agencies - Lighthouse, Core Web Vitals, SEO crawl, history - at a price that matches an independent activity. No need to choose between quality and budget.

3

Your clients in the loop, not in your way

Share a public link to each client's report. They see their data in real time without bothering you. You reduce the 'how is it going?' emails and maintain proactive contact when you have something to say - not when they follow up.

Use case

Trakup in a freelancer's workday

Here is how a freelance developer or SEO consultant integrates Trakup into their workflow.

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You add a new client site at the start of a project. In a few minutes, Trakup generates a first complete audit: scores, Core Web Vitals, list of SEO errors. You have a solid baseline to frame your intervention.

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During the project, you track the impact of each change by running a scan after each deployment. You immediately see if your intervention had the expected effect.

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At the end of the project or each month, you export a clean PDF report that you attach to your deliverable or invoice. The value of your work is documented, quantified, presentable.

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Between projects, you keep an eye on your active clients' sites without doing anything. If a regression appears - after a CMS update for example - you know before they do and can propose a targeted intervention.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Nothing forces you to keep a site in Trakup indefinitely. You can add it for the duration of a project, export your reports, then archive it. Trakup adapts to one-off use as well as recurring monthly monitoring.

On the Scale plan, you can configure white label: your logo, your colors, no mention of Trakup. On the base plan, reports display Trakup's visual identity, but remain perfectly presentable to a client.

Trakup combines both. Lighthouse scores are laboratory measurements (controlled conditions, reproducible), while Core Web Vitals data integrates field measurements from Google Search Console. You have a complete picture: what Lighthouse measures and what real users experience.

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