For agencies
Manage every client's marketing from one workspace.
Growth stalls when delivery is capped by headcount. Helix runs the production work — audits, content, AI visibility checks, ad management — across all your client accounts, so your team spends its hours on strategy, approvals and client relationships instead of tickets. Lead tracking scores each client's visitors into prospects and routes the warm ones to HubSpot, per client, under your approvals.
Or scan a client site first:
The economics
Why this changes agency margin
Fixed cost per client
The Agency plan covers up to 15 client sites. Your delivered cost per client is known before you quote, which is the whole basis of a defensible margin.
Delivery isn't capped by hours
The production work is automated, so a new client adds an account, not a hiring decision. Retainers stop being a rota problem.
Work your clients can see
Every change is logged with its reasoning, so the monthly report writes itself and renewal conversations stop being about proving effort.
Built for multiple clients
One workspace, fifteen client accounts, separate everything
Per-client approval routing
Some clients want to see every change. Some want you to just handle it. Set the autonomy level per client per module, and route approvals to the account manager who owns that relationship.
Roles and client access
Give a client read-only access to their own dashboard without exposing anything else in your workspace. Give a strategist approval rights only on the accounts they run.
White-label reporting
Monthly client reports carrying your logo and colours, sent automatically, showing what changed and what it moved.
Portfolio view
One view across every client: which are healthy, which have unapproved work waiting, which just broke something during a redesign.
The modules your clients will notice first
SEO & technical audit
Your technical foundation, audited every week and fixed without a ticket queue.
Details →Blog & AEO content
Articles structured so search engines rank them and AI assistants quote them.
Details →AI visibility
See exactly which AI assistants mention your business, and which name someone else.
Details →Paid ads autopilot
Google Ads optimised every day against your rules, with a full log of every change.
Details →Leads & attribution
Follow the journey from first click to a scored prospect, and connect real revenue back to the work that caused it.
Details →Analytics & reporting
One place where search, ads, content and AI visibility are measured the same way.
Details →Integrations
Helix works on the stack you already have, with read-only access until you say otherwise.
Details →Backlinks & PR
Know who links to you, who stopped, and where an honest mention is worth pursuing.
Details →Objections
The concerns agencies raise, answered straight
“Will this replace my team?”
It replaces the production hours, not the judgement. Strategy, positioning, client relationships and the decision about what is worth doing stay with your people — they just stop spending Thursdays on audits and drafts.
“My clients hired us, not a tool.”
They still did. Everything is reviewed and sent under your brand, and nothing reaches a client site without whatever level of approval you set.
“What if the agent breaks a client site?”
Every change is logged with a one-click revert, and new accounts start in ask-first mode where nothing happens without approval. Structural changes are always escalated, never silent.
“I've been burned by white-label delivery before.”
Reasonable. The usual failure was invisible delivery — you never knew what was actually done. Here every action is in a log you and your client can read.
Our recommendation
Start on Agency at $1069 a month, or $852 a month billed yearly ($10,220, two months free). That covers 15 client sites, 120 articles per site per month, white-label reporting, per-client approval routing, an onboarding call and priority support. Extra sites are $129 each per month. Onboard two or three willing clients first, calibrate the approval modes with them, then roll it across the book.