A free website care report template, with no PDF to download.
Most “free templates” are PDF skeletons with placeholders. This one is a live, anonymous probeof a real public site, rendered through the FleetOpus shell. Same bones your agency would send monthly. No account. No login. Slots the probe can't measure show up as UNKNOWN, never a guess — so the template is honest before you brand it.
GENERATESEALVERIFYWHITE-LABEL READY
- HTTP_STATUS
- 200
- STACK
- Next.js
- TLS_DAYS_LEFT
- UNKNOWN
- FINAL_HOST
- www.nike.com
- GENERATED_UTC
- 2026-10-29 18:15
TEMPLATE STRIP · www.nike.com▸ live probe
Your agency
Website Care Snapshot
This is a point-in-time public check of www.nike.com generated from one public probe.
Reachability
HTTP200
ResponseUNKNOWN ms
Redirectedyes to www.nike.com
Certificate
RenewsUNKNOWN
Days LeftUNKNOWN
FlagUNKNOWN
DNS
A Records4A record(s)
wwwskipped (already www)
Security headers
strict-transport-securityPRESENTmax-age=2628000 ; includeSubDomains
content-security-policyPRESENTframe-ancestors 'self' *.nike.com *.nikecloud.com *.nikedev.com
x-frame-optionsPRESENTsameorigin
Hardening opportunities: x-content-type-options not nosniff, referrer-policy MISSING
Stack
Next.js
Five sections every monthly care-report template should have.
The shell above is built from the same five sections a good retainer report needs. If a template you are evaluating is missing any of these, it will read as marketing — not as stewardship.
- SECTION 01
Coverage & uptime
What we monitored, what was up, what was down. Percentages with timestamps your client can verify against their own dashboard.
- SECTION 02
Incidents & resolutions
Plain language. What broke, when, what we did, when it came back. No incident is silently folded into the next month.
- SECTION 03
Performance & latency
Real measurements, not medians pulled from a marketing chart. TTFB, LCP, TLS expiry, headers — measured from our vantage, named as ours.
- SECTION 04
Maintenance performed
Plugin updates, backups, security scans, content changes — itemised with timestamps so the client sees the work their retainer paid for.
- SECTION 05
Seal & share link
A SHA-256 chain your client can verify themselves. No login, no portal — an opaque link and the same bytes the agency sealed. The seal is what makes this not a marketing email.
- HONESTY GATE
UNKNOWN, never a guess
If the probe could not measure a slot from our vantage point, the template says UNKNOWN. A guess wears your agency's brand; an honest gap keeps it.
HOW TO USE THIS TEMPLATE
Probe your client's domain. Drop your brand on top.
The probe is the template. Once you have a real shell filled in, the remaining work is branding and copy — not inventing numbers. Open /sample, type your client's apex domain, and the shell renders.
FILL-IN-ORDER
- 1. Logo & agency mark — replace the FleetOpus header on the shell.
- 2. Cover letter — one paragraph, plain English, the month in words.
- 3. Coverage & uptime numbers — already in the shell; verify, do not retype.
- 4. Incident log — fold in real events from your ticketing system.
- 5. Seal & share — finalise, generate the opaque client link, send.
What we are not saying.
- We are not auditing
nike.comor its owners. The numbers above come from one public probe of the apex — that's all. - This is not a downloadable PDF. There is nothing to fill in with a pen. The template is the shell the probe renders into.
- A result of UNKNOWN means the probe could not measure it from our vantage point — not that the property is broken or absent.