For agencies
Every client's status, one login, one screen.
Onboard client after client without a spreadsheet to track who's live, who's stuck on domain verification, and who's about to hit their query limit.
One roster, every client
Slug, plan, live status, queries used, records published โ for every client tenant you manage, in one table instead of one tab per client.
Add a client in seconds
A new client starts on the sandbox plan the moment you add their name. No separate signup, no separate invoice to chase down.
White-label on Scale
Your logo and colour on client-facing reports, once you're ready to present this as your own service rather than a vendor's.
Stated plainly, so it's never a surprise later
An agency account manages the roster โ who's on it, their plan, their status. It does not get write access to a client's own catalogue; imports and edits for a client's data still happen from that client's own login. That boundary is deliberate.