For agencies
Wellpage for agencies is the same product your clients would buy, bought 5 at a time. Each client gets their own complete workspace — their brand, their campaigns, their results — and every client rides one subscription on one monthly bill.
$495/mo
5 client spaces × $99 each. That is the entry commitment — not a deposit, not a setup fee.
One of the 5 spaces is the workspace you sign up with. Name it after your own agency or after your first client — either way you get 5.
What you get
Growing past 5 clients adds one space at a time at $99/month, prorated onto the subscription you already have. You never re-enter a card, and every client renews on one date on one invoice.
What makes it different
Both run per client workspace, against that client's own brand and that client's own markets.
Client assets are attached either as grounding or to be used verbatim, and feed generation through the same brand-grounding path as the Brand Library — never a prompt assembled from a category label.
One pass produces
One generate call emits the whole set against a shared Look, with section structure decided from the brief and the account's real content rather than a fixed skeleton. Reporting is account-level and generated on demand over what actually shipped.
Live keyword and search-volume data per client, per market, refreshed on a schedule and cached against a per-account spend ceiling. It grounds every generated asset, not just an SEO screen you have to go read.
Category-derived seed terms expanded against live search-volume data for each of the account's service areas, with a quality guard that drops category-label templates a brand has no measured standing for.
One grounding mapper feeds campaign generation, email drafts and landing copy, so the terms on screen and the terms the writer used are the same guarded list.
A keywords screen with per-term search figures, priority ordering, and your own terms addable alongside the discovered ones.
A negative-keyword list derived from wrong-intent classification, applied on the writer's path as well as shown on screen.
Each client workspace holds its own service areas and its own demand data, so a multi-location client and a single-market client are grounded independently — you are never reconciling one keyword set across a book of business.
What each workspace does
Every client slot is the complete product — not a cut-down seat. Nothing below is an add-on and nothing is gated.
Owned surfaces plus paid, grounded in live demand data rather than in whatever the model guessed the category was called.
WYSIWYG block editor over a shared block registry — the edit view IS the live view. Custom domain with per-host certificate state tracked through verification, included in the plan.
The Market Signal layer feeds campaign generation, email drafts and landing copy through one grounding mapper, with the negative list applied on the writer's path as well as the screen.
Ad drafting with real CPC ranges read from the keyword cache for your category and service areas, and a budget-pace warning before launch. Launch is a gated action.
Google Business Profile review sync, AI-drafted replies held as drafts until an approver sends them, published back through the GBP adapter with a send-once interlock.
Capture-first forms, contact linking, server-side conversion firing, and first-touch attribution rolled up nightly.
Adding a form block auto-wires the page's default lead form through one shared core, so no client can leave an unwired form behind. Capture-first: the submission is stored before anything downstream can fail.
First-touch attribution captured at the session, server-side conversion firing to the ad platform, and a nightly plus hourly analytics rollup.
Payment and booking embeds resolved from an allow-list of providers, gated once at the action layer. You are the merchant of record; there is no platform fee.
Tags, segments, custom fields and lifecycle stages, plus an external CRM sync connection for bringing contacts across.
A durable scheduling pipeline, five automation recipes, and review-request reminders — all running on server-side crons, not on someone having a tab open.
Facebook Page, Instagram Business, LinkedIn Page, Google Business Profile and TikTok. Publishing runs as a durable quarter-hourly job with a no-double-post guard, not on a page-load heartbeat. Video uploads are supported.
Month grid, mobile view and per-campaign view over the same schedule data, with run lanes and event pills.
Audience selection with preview counts, warming ramp on a new sender, a bounce halt, and per-contact daily send safety nets.
Five catalog recipes over a trigger/condition/action model, run by a quarter-hourly cron. Triggers: form submitted, contact tagged, no activity for 90 days.
Review-request sends plus a due-reminder cron on the quarter hour.
Unified conversations across connected platforms — DMs and post comments — with reply and hide/unhide, reconciled hourly. Honest status: the hidden flag moves only after the platform confirms.
A brand grounding layer, an approval model that reaches people outside the team, and reporting over what actually went out.
A Brand Library of real source documents, distilled into an editable Brand Memory that is read into every generation. Grounding precedence is Marketing Brain, then Brand Memory, then the raw library. Nothing about reviews, testimonials or case studies is ever fabricated.
Approval requests with named approvers, revoke, and token-based external approval on a public route — so a client or a compliance reviewer can approve without a seat.
A capability matrix rather than hard-coded role checks, enforced once at the action layer so every client hits the same wall.
Reports generated per period and stored, listable and readable through the action layer.
A template catalog over the block registry, a shared media library with direct-to-storage uploads, and an author-supplied custom HTML block gated once at the action layer.
How it works
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