EdgeReport started with a simple observation: the website I built for my wife’s luxury real estate practice was producing measurable commercial outcomes, while most websites I reviewed couldn’t have produced the same outcomes even if they tried.
Within thirty days of launch, the site generated a $1.3M home sale from a buyer in New Jersey. The $39,000 commission traced back to a single website visit. The site wasn’t doing anything exotic. It was simply built on infrastructure that actually worked.
Most websites aren’t.
After years selling sophisticated infrastructure to large enterprises, the pattern became impossible to ignore: strong brands running on platforms that capped performance, failed modern search behavior, and quietly leaked revenue without the owner ever knowing where.
The diagnostic engine I built to measure that gap revealed the same patterns across business after business. EdgeReport was founded to apply the same discipline systematically.
The methodology was proven on live client work before the public audit platform launched. The audit engine itself runs on the same modern infrastructure stack we build for clients — we use what we sell.
EdgeReport is based in Alpharetta, Georgia and works with operators in home services, professional services, luxury real estate, and adjacent categories where every customer represents meaningful long-term value.