Business audits, backed by evidence
VERSO IQ reviews the information you provide about your social media, storefront, team, and customer experience. It identifies weaknesses and opportunities and turns the findings into a clear action plan.
Choose an audit, add your evidence, and get prioritized findings with practical next steps.
Evidence
Every finding cites the post, page, or file it came from.
Priorities
Ranked by a published rubric, not a mystery score.
Action
A checklist you can track and re-audit against.
Four ways to audit
Review what you publish, how often, and how people respond, then find the patterns worth repeating.
Examples of what it catches
Review your storefront the way a first-time buyer sees it, from landing page to product to cart.
Examples of what it catches
Review how work moves through your team using the documents, checklists, and notes you share.
Examples of what it catches
Review what customers say and experience, from first question to delivery to follow-up.
Examples of what it catches
How it works
Social media, e-commerce, team execution, or customer experience. Each one asks the questions that matter for that area.
Enter URLs, upload screenshots, exports, or documents, and paste notes. We show you what can and can't be evaluated from each.
A report with what's working, ranked findings with their evidence, and recommended actions you can track to completion.
Sample report
A 30-day Instagram review of a fictional candle shop: 24 posts, six opportunities, and three priority actions. Click through the sections and open a finding to see its evidence.
Executive summary
We reviewed 24 Instagram posts from September (fictional sample) alongside an Insights summary. Behind-the-scenes Reels and how-to carousels clearly outperform product flat lays, yet flat lays still make up most of the feed. The most important fix is the path from interest to purchase: most captions have no call to action and the bio link points to the home page. Start by pointing the bio link at the shop and giving every caption one clear next step.
Confidence: medium. Engagement and reach patterns are clear and consistent, but this covers only one month and there's no sales data to connect content to orders.
What's working
Fictional sample. Invented business and data, for illustration only.
Built on what you can show
Every report lists its sources, what couldn't be retrieved, and the information that would make it more confident. No invented benchmarks, no revenue promises.
Cites evidence
Quotes are checked against your sources and marked when verified.
States limits
Blocked pages and missing data are listed in every report.
Ignores tricks
Instructions hidden in documents or pages are treated as data and flagged.
Labels estimates
Effort and impact are estimates, defined by a visible rubric.
Pricing
For owners checking one or two areas each month.
$19.99/month
3 audits
For teams reviewing several channels on a regular rhythm.
$39.99/month
6 audits
For operators auditing across the whole business.
$79.99/month
Unlimited audits
Unlimited is a draft tier. Usage terms will be published before it launches.
Prices are provisional and billing is not yet active. You will not be charged. You can start an audit now.
FAQ
Only the information you give it: public web pages it can retrieve from URLs you enter, files you upload (PDFs, screenshots, CSV exports, text), and notes you paste. Each finding cites the specific evidence it's based on.
Not directly. There are no connected-account integrations yet, and many platforms block automated access to profiles. Upload screenshots or exports of your analytics and VERSO IQ will review those.
No single score. Findings are ranked high, medium, or low priority using a published rubric, and every effort and impact rating is labeled as an estimate. We don't make revenue projections.
The report says so. Each source shows whether it was retrieved, partly retrieved, or blocked, and VERSO IQ won't draw conclusions from content it didn't receive. You can add uploads or pasted text and run a follow-up audit.
Uploads are checked for type and size, stored privately, and treated strictly as evidence. Instructions hidden inside documents or pages are ignored and flagged. Don't upload personal customer or employee data. Remove names and contact details first.
Yes. Mark each recommended action as not started, in progress, or complete. When you've made changes, run a follow-up audit with new evidence to see which findings were resolved.
Start with one area. Add what you have. Leave with a plan you can act on this week.
