Agency mode turns Rank Prompt from one brand at a time into one view of every client. It is part of Agency Plus.
Open the brand switcher and choose Agency mode (or Enter agency mode in the Command Palette). To go back, pick a brand in the brand switcher or choose Exit agency mode.
Item | What it does across your brands |
|---|---|
Home | Agency home: KPIs, brands that need attention, heatmap, trend |
Agent | The agent with All brands: ask about the whole portfolio |
Visibility | Client reports and Shares of every brand |
Tasks | Every client's tasks in one list and board (Tasks in agency mode) |
Content | Content (every brand's articles), Reviews (articles waiting for client approval), Calendar |
Outreach | Prospecting (find new clients) and Client emails |
White label | Your brand on the app, reports and emails |
Feature | Agency | Agency Plus |
|---|---|---|
Team seats | 10 | 25 |
White label Branding (logo, colors, name on exports and share links) | Yes | Yes |
White label Email (a sending domain for client emails) | Yes | Yes |
Client report delivery and a client portal link per brand | Yes | Yes |
Agency mode, Agency home and the agent across all brands | No | Yes |
Agency domain and the white label app | No | Yes |
Client logins (up to 100 client seats) | No | Yes |
No | Yes | |
No | Yes | |
Content reviews by clients | No | Yes |
See Plans and pricing for prices and credits.
Yes. Pick a brand in the brand switcher and the full brand sidebar comes back. Agency mode adds cross-brand views; it does not replace the brand ones.
No. In a brand, the agent works on that brand. In agency mode it answers across the portfolio: which clients slipped, which competitors show up everywhere, where one pitch helps several clients.
The account owner and team members with access to every brand, on an Agency Plus account. Team members limited to some brands and client seats do not: they work in their own brands.
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