One account, every client.
Every client gets their own project: their own score, their own scouting, their own articles. Credits and URLs sit with your account. You send them wherever the work is.
What does an agency get out of flize?
You set up one project per client. Each has its own tech score, its own scouting and its own articles. Credits and the URL budget sit with the account, not with the project. You spread them across your clients as you like.
For new business you scan other people's domains without using up a project slot. For the ongoing work flize delivers the articles: twenty sourced ones a month on the Pro plan.
Scan the prospect before you meet them.
Scan your prospect's domain: up to 50 pages, plus the topics of their market. It costs no project slot. You walk into the meeting with results instead of a pitch deck.
The scan grows into the engagement.
Once the prospect signs, you switch monitoring on. The scan becomes a project with a weekly crawl. Or you hand it to the client and they carry it on themselves. Nothing has to be set up twice.
Deliver articles for every client's blog.
Twenty well-researched, sourced articles a month come with the Pro plan, spread across your clients as you like. Little time, low cost: the topics are waiting in the answer check, briefing takes five steps, you sign off.
Answered briefly.
How many projects does an agency need?
One per client, because a project is a domain. Pro includes three projects and 100 credits a month. Every further project costs €12 a month and brings 1,000 URLs with it.
Does a one-off scan use a project slot?
No. A one-off scan runs alongside your projects: one scan of up to 50 pages, plus the topics of that market. It is not re-crawled weekly.
Can I hand a scan over to the client?
Yes. You invite the client, they accept, the scan is theirs. Or you switch monitoring on and keep looking after it in your own account.
Does this add up for an agency?
Pro costs €79 a month and includes twenty articles. One client on a retainer carries the whole account. Everything beyond that is margin.
Does every client still sound like themselves?
Yes. Style guide, target market and excluded sources belong to the project. Set once, they apply to every further article for that client. You sign off.
Are there exports in my agency's branding?
Not yet, they are in the works. Today you share a project directly with your client or walk them through the results in the board.
Do my clients share the credits?
Yes. Credits and the URL budget sit with the account and apply across all projects. You decide every week where they go.
The next building blocks.
Can AI read your website?
One check per page type. Fix it once, fixed everywhere.
Tech AuditWhat is your market asking?
flize scouts intent from forums, social and the press.
ScoutingWritten to be cited.
Five steps of briefing, then flize writes.
How an article comes aboutScan your next prospect.
Enter the domain, run the scan, walk into the meeting with results instead of an offer.