Plain-language owner context
Explain what deserves attention without asking the client to interpret vulnerability terminology.
For web designers, developers and maintainers
Independent website security audits your agency can act on.
Give clients a focused security review without handing your developers a noisy scanner export. LetsSecure validates relevant findings and organises the work into an owner summary, evidence and practical remediation guidance.
A cleaner agency handoff
Keep the security review separate from the build conversation.
Developers are often asked whether a website is secure while they are also responsible for delivering features, updates and uptime. An independent assessment gives the client a separate view of risk and gives the agency a bounded list of work to estimate and implement.
Priorities backed by evidence
See the affected area, observed behaviour, practical impact and recommended remediation direction.
A defined point-in-time record
Document what was reviewed, what was excluded and what should be rechecked after changes.
Agency workflow
Four steps from scope to recheck.
The client or authorised agency confirms the systems LetsSecure may assess. Third-party platforms remain excluded unless their owner separately authorises testing.
- 01 / AuthoriseConfirm ownership, client authority, permitted assets and exclusions.
- 02 / AssessReview the public surface and approved logged-in journeys using controlled checks.
- 03 / HandoffDeliver owner context, ranked developer tasks and supporting evidence.
- 04 / RecheckVerify reported fixes requested within the included 14-day window.
Report structure
One report for the client and the developer.
- Scope and assessment limitations
- Business-readable executive summary
- Ranked developer remediation plan
- Finding evidence and validation notes
- Positive controls and test coverage
Representative agency scenario
A client sees a “security issue.” The developer needs a reproducible task.
Instead of forwarding a generic missing-header alert, the report records the observed response, explains the relevant browser risk, notes any compensating control and gives the developer a scoped configuration change to test on staging.
What LetsSecure does
- Independent assessment of authorised assets
- Review and prioritisation of meaningful evidence
- Clear reporting for client and developer audiences
- One focused recheck of reported items
What the agency retains
- Client relationship and project management
- Implementation estimates and development work
- Production change control and backups
- Approval of any expanded or higher-risk testing
Simple client starting point
$159 per initial website audit.
The fixed scope keeps the first decision small. Source-code testing is a $99 add-on when the code owner provides written authority.
Bring a client website
Start with one clearly scoped assessment.
Book online or contact LetsSecure if the agency will coordinate authorisation.