Use case · Agency

You run an agency. Add SEO to your offer without hiring anyone.

The profile: you manage e-commerce clients on Google Ads, Meta Ads or social. Sooner or later they all ask the same thing: what about SEO? Right now you answer around it, or you subcontract to an SEO agency that eats your margin. With Agency mode, it is your tool that delivers, under your brand.

€497

a month for Agency mode, 3 client stores included

€79

per client store beyond the 3 included

€500-1500

what you charge clients for managed SEO

0

extra writer, SEO or tool to pay for

Le vrai problème.

Delivering SEO by hand does not scale: one writer per client, a consultant for strategy, a tracking tool on top. Margin melts, quality depends on who is available, and you turn clients away. Meanwhile your clients spend on Ads a budget that stops producing the second they switch it off.

Ce qu'on met en place, concrètement.

1

One client store, one cockpit

You connect your client's store like your own: daily articles, product pages, collections, images, archives. Each client gets their own space, quotas and stats.

2

Full white label

Monthly reports sent automatically to the end client, under YOUR brand, in YOUR colours. Your client sees your agency, never ours.

3

The quality control that protects your reputation

Every published piece goes through the automatic audit (images, links, structure, metas). It is your signature on the report: the machine checks before your client ever sees it.

4

AI keys per client

Each store runs on its own AI keys: generation costs sit with the end client, and your margin stays clean and predictable.

5

Ads plus SEO, the complete offer

You already sell paid acquisition. Add SEO and you bill the annuity AND the performance: a client who has both never leaves.

Five SEO clients billed at €800 a month is €4,000 a month of new recurring revenue, against €497 plus five store subscriptions. Your margin is structural, delivery is automatic, and your agency becomes full-service without a single hire.