In one paragraph
Strategy Presentation turns a WebsiteCreditScore credibility scan into an evidence-backed, client-ready strategy presentation deck — automatically built, styled in one of eight templates, and hosted at its own subdomain: {clientslug}.strategypresentation.com. Nothing on a slide is invented; every claim traces back to the scan's cited sources.
What Strategy Presentation is
Every deck starts as a WebsiteCreditScore scan: an AI research agent reads a website's public record — legitimacy, reputation, design, UX, technical health — and grades ten weighted dimensions with cited sources. Strategy Presentation is the presentation layer on top of that research: it converts the scan into a boardroom-grade pitch deck that shows a business exactly where it stands, what needs fixing, and what fixing it is worth.
The output is one self-contained HTML file per client — responsive, WCAG 2.1 AA accessible, presentable offline, and auto-hosted at {clientslug}.strategypresentation.com.
The pipeline
- A WCS scan completes. WebsiteCreditScore finishes grading a site's ten dimensions and assembles the report: overall score and grade, red and green flags, and a minimum of twelve cited sources.
- WCS fires a signed webhook. The report is POSTed to SP Studio signed with HMAC SHA-256 over the raw body. The signature travels in the
X-WCS-Signatureheader with anX-WCS-Timestamp; anything outside a ±5 minute window is rejected as a replay. - SP Studio builds the deck. The payload — report, client name, client slug, tier, and optional template — is validated, and the studio assembles the deck model: narrative, evidence slides, and the engagement build sheet.
- Delivery is idempotent by client slug. If a deck already exists for the slug, the pipeline returns it rather than creating a duplicate — webhook retries are always safe. The finished deck publishes to the client's subdomain.
The template register
Eight looks, one argument. Every template renders the same evidence-backed deck model, so switching styles never changes the substance. Preview them all live on the landing page gallery — the previews are real decks, not pictures.
- Summit (
summit) — Light boardroom — cream, navy, antique gold. The classic pick for conservative rooms. - Signal (
signal) — Dark modern SaaS — near-black, electric blue. The default when no template is specified. - Editorial (
editorial) — Magazine spread — stark white, didone display type. - Monospace (
monospace) — Technical — terminal grid, phosphor green. For engineering-led audiences. - Gallery (
gallery) — Airy and minimal — oversized type, terracotta accents. - Beacon (
beacon) — Warm and mission-driven — parchment, deep teal. A natural fit for the nonprofit tier. - Voltage (
voltage) — Electric blue brutalism — cream slabs, ink splashes. - Blueprint (
blueprint) — The drafting sheet — blueprint grid, white line-work. The look of this very site.
Tiers
Every deck is created under one of two tiers, set by the webhook payload:
- Standard — for commercial businesses. The deck frames the scan as a growth argument: where credibility is leaking revenue, and what the fix is worth.
- Nonprofit — for mission-driven organizations. Same pipeline and evidence, but the build sheet unlocks nonprofit-only work (grant research and drafting, for one) and the argument speaks to boards, donors, and grant-readiness instead of commercial growth.
See it, or get one
The fastest way to understand the product is the live demo: paste a URL and watch an evidence-backed pitch assemble. If we've scanned the site you get a real deck from real data; otherwise a clearly-labeled sample. Free, no signup.
To request a deck of your own:
- Run a scan at websitecreditscore.com — a completed scan feeds the pipeline directly.
- Or email us at seekercray@gmail.comwith your website and we'll take it from there.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a WebsiteCreditScore scan before I can get a deck?
Yes — the scan is the deck's evidence base. Every slide is built from the scan's ten scored dimensions and cited sources, so there is no deck without a scan. Run one free at websitecreditscore.com; the demo on our homepage shows a clearly-labeled sample if your site hasn't been scanned yet.
Where is my deck hosted?
Each client deck is published at its own subdomain — {clientslug}.strategypresentation.com — as a single self-contained HTML file: no external requests, no tracking, no login. You can also download it and present offline or email it as a file.
What happens if the same scan is sent twice?
Nothing bad — deck creation is idempotent by client slug. If a strategy already exists for that slug, the pipeline returns the existing deck instead of creating a duplicate, so retries and re-fired webhooks are safe.
How is the webhook secured?
Every payload from WebsiteCreditScore is signed with HMAC SHA-256 over the raw body, delivered in the X-WCS-Signature header alongside an X-WCS-Timestamp. Signatures are verified against a shared secret, and payloads older than five minutes are rejected to block replays.
What's the difference between the standard and nonprofit tiers?
Both tiers get the same scan-to-deck pipeline and template register. The tier shapes the engagement catalog behind the deck's build sheet — the nonprofit tier unlocks nonprofit-only line items like grant research and drafting, and frames the argument for boards and donors rather than commercial growth.
Are the decks accessible?
Yes. Every template ships WCAG 2.1 AA: audited color contrast, full keyboard navigation, screen-reader-friendly structure, and all motion disabled under prefers-reduced-motion. Templates are tested with axe on every change.