For agencies
Every client, run likeyour only client.
One niche per client. Its own brief, its own daily cap, its own approval gate, its own line in the ledger. Ten accounts feel like one.
The grind today
Ten clients, ten fires.
The work scales linearly. The margin doesn't.
A tool stack per client
Scheduler here, writer there, editor somewhere else, per account. Onboarding a client means onboarding five logins.
Budgets bleed sideways
One client's overrun quietly eats another's retainer, and you find out during the month-end scramble.
Billing is archaeology
Reconstructing who spent what across tools and cards takes a day you don't bill for.
With marketer.sh
One niche per client. Walls included.
01
Spin up a niche per client
Brief, voice, and channels per account. Clients stay cleanly separated by construction, not by discipline.
02
Cap and gate each one
A daily cap per niche and a global cap over everything. Approval gates per client, strict for new ones, open for trusted ones.
03
Bill from the ledger
Every render and post is logged against its niche. Month-end is an export, not an investigation.
The product moment
The whole book, one card.
Three clients, three caps, three gates. The dental account runs strict, the yoga studio earned autopilot, and nothing can pass its cap.
- Per-niche daily caps, so budgets cannot bleed across clients
- A global cap over the whole book of business
- Per-client spend ledger, exportable for billing
Client niches
Global cap $40/daybright-smile-dental
Gate on$4.20 / $6 capridgeline-realty
Gate on$3.40 / $8 capluna-yoga
Autopilot$1.10 / $5 cap
Outcomes
Margin that survives client ten.
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cap layers: per niche and global
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ledger line per client, export-ready
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of one client's budget spendable on another
Get started
Onboard the next client in an afternoon.
Create a niche, paste the brief, set the cap and the gate. That's the whole setup.