Client-ready IT scorecards
in minutes, not PowerPoint nights.
Type in your monthly numbers or upload a CSV. QBRkit turns them into a branded scorecard with targets, status, and a grade that clients and leadership actually read. Share a link or print to PDF.
Create your first scorecard free See a live sample
Free for one client. No card required. Pro adds the cyber-insurance readiness assessment and security roadmap.
Add a client
Their name, their logo, their color. Internal IT? Add your own company.
Enter the numbers
Uptime, tickets, patching, onboarding. Type them in or upload a CSV with targets.
Share the link
A clean, branded report with a grade. Send the link or print it to PDF for the QBR.
For MSPs
Stop rebuilding the same QBR deck every quarter. One link per client, branded with their logo and your name on the bottom.
For internal IT
Show leadership what the team shipped this quarter, with targets and a grade instead of a wall of tickets.
Stupidly simple
No integrations to wrestle with, no agent to install. Numbers in, scorecard out. That is the whole product.
Frequently asked questions
How fast can I produce my first scorecard?
Minutes. Sign up, add a client, type in your monthly metrics or upload a CSV, and you have a branded, shareable report. There is a live sample linked on this page so you can see the output before creating an account.
Do I need to connect QBRkit to my RMM or PSA?
No. QBRkit is deliberately manual-first: you enter numbers or upload a CSV export. Nothing connects to your tenant or tooling, so there is no security review to pass before you can use it.
What does the free plan include?
One client with unlimited reports. Reports carry a small Made with QBRkit note. Pro at $29/mo removes the note and lifts the client limit.
Can I brand reports for each client?
Yes. Each client gets a name, accent color, and optional logo that appear on their reports and share pages.
What is the cyber-insurance readiness assessment?
A Pro module: a weighted self-assessment across the controls underwriters ask about (MFA, EDR, backups, and more) that produces a scored report and a prioritized security roadmap you can hand to a client. It is informational, not insurance advice.
Who owns the data I enter?
You do. Metrics and client names are used only to render your reports, and you can delete your account and all data from the settings page at any time.
Wondering how QBRkit stacks up? Read QBRkit vs building QBR decks by hand.