For agencies
Your logo, your domain, your invoices. We're nowhere on it. You pick what each client gets, and the software does the work — the building, the writing, the ads, the reporting.
No client caps. Add a client any day, drop them the month they leave.
Why agencies
You're never blocked from taking on the next one. Add a client, add what they need, and drop it again the month they leave.
An agency that only does websites shouldn't pay for an ads engine. Turn each service on for the clients who bought it.
Switch on email marketing for one client and try it. If it doesn't sell, switch it off. No new contract either way.
What your client sees
Your client logs in at your address, looks at your logo, and reads a report with your name at the top. When they call about their rankings, they call you. That's the point — you keep the relationship, and the software stays behind the curtain.
One hub, many clients
It checks all of them while you sleep and tells you the one that needs you. No client is "fine" because nobody looked.
Twelve clients, one account, one login for your team. Each ring is the bundle that client is on — and each one can change any month. Move across them: the nearest one answers with its name and what it's on.
Clients 12 In position 12/12 Nearest — Demo agency · invented names
What it costs
The account fee covers your brand, your team and your reporting. Everything after that is per client, per month, and you can change it any month.
Your logo and colours, your own login domain, unlimited team seats, client logins, and every report going out with your name on it. One flat fee no matter how many clients you run.
Then, for each client — pick a ready-made bundle:
For the clients you host and nothing more.
For the clients on a monthly retainer.
For the clients you run end to end.
Or build it yourself
Switch any of these on for any client, any month. Mix them however you sell. The bundles above are just the combinations agencies buy most.
| Service | What the software does | You pay, per client | What agencies charge for it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Website | Builds the site, hosts it, and rewrites any page on request | $29100 AI credits |
$250a month |
| SEO & GEO | Rank tracking, the map grid, the five scores, and what the AI assistants say | $65250 AI credits |
$1,000–2,000a month |
| Google Ads | Audits the account, builds the campaigns, writes the ads, cuts the waste weekly | $145600 AI credits |
$1,000–4,000a month |
| Social | Writes and schedules the posts in the client's voice | $55250 AI credits |
$1,000–4,000a month |
| Email marketing | Campaigns, sequences and follow-ups, written and sent | $55250 AI credits |
$200–1,000a month |
| Reviews | Asks for reviews after every job and drafts every reply | $2580 AI credits |
$200–500a month |
All six bought separately cost you $374 a client — the Full bundle is $249. The same six is what agencies bill $3,650 to $11,750 a month for. Ranges are what agencies in the US typically charge; yours are yours to set.
What you keep
Move the slider. The billing figure is what agencies typically charge a client at that level — slide it to your own numbers.
That's 97% of what you bill, on work the software does.
The one thing that isn't flat
Every client account gets a pot of AI each month — enough to run what they're paying for. Go past it and you're billed for the extra. Nothing ever switches off.
Rewriting one page is about 1 credit. Ten social posts is about 8. A full Google Ads audit and rebuild is about 60. Most clients never reach their limit.
We email you at 80% and again at 100%. Extra credits are 4¢ each, billed at the end of the month on the same invoice. We never cut a client off mid-month.
The allowance resets on the 1st. It doesn't roll over and it doesn't carry between clients — each client has their own pot, so one busy month never eats another client's.
How you pay, honestly: you can sign up and start building today. We don't take a card on the site yet — we invoice you for the first month. Card payment lands shortly after.
One account, then a price per client. Add the next one whenever they sign.
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