Use cases / Marketing agencies
Ship client campaign pages without a build queue
Agencies lose margin between the brief and the live page. Generate the page from the campaign brief, publish it on the client's domain, and hand back lead and conversion data that stands up in a monthly report.
What goes wrong
The three that cost the most.
Every client campaign restarts the same build-and-QA cycle
Landing-page work eats retainer hours that should go to strategy
Reporting means stitching together a form tool, a page builder, and analytics
Client brands and data need to stay properly separated
How it helps
What changes on the page.
Multi-project by design
Each client is a project with its own brand inputs, domains, leads, and tracking configuration.
Brief in, page out
The campaign brief drives generation, so the first draft is a starting point rather than a blank canvas.
Reporting that is already joined up
Visits, funnel steps, leads, variants, and consent live in one dataset per campaign.
Faster turnaround, same billable scope
The hours saved on production move to the strategy and creative work clients are actually paying for.
FAQ
Questions this sector asks
Can we keep client data separated?
Yes. Projects are the tenancy boundary — pages, leads, domains, and tracking config all scope to a single project.
Can pages go live on the client's own domain?
Yes, with per-project custom domains verified by DNS.
Can we white-label the pages?
Published pages carry the client's brand, not ours. Confirm the current white-labelling scope with us for your plan.
Ship your next campaign page today.
Start free, publish to your own domain, and see the first attributed lead before the week is out.