More client results, not more overhead
Onboarding client number twelve shouldn't feel like rebuilding your stack for the twelfth time. AutoCampaign.ai gives each client their own workspace — separate numbers, wallet, and spend caps — while you reuse the campaigns and sequences that already work.
AutoCampaignProduct preview: agency Brightside Media managing a client campaign, with an AI-drafted reschedule confirmation waiting for approval and the campaign’s delivery stats beside it.
— Sound familiar? —
Client work bleeds together
One shared number and one shared list is a client-confidentiality incident waiting to happen. Every client deserves their own sending identity and their own audience — without you maintaining twelve separate logins to get it.
A runaway campaign eats the retainer
When a client's send costs more than their monthly fee, you eat the difference. You need each client's spend visible before the campaign goes out, and capped so a mistake can't compound overnight.
Every new client starts from a blank page
The welcome series, the win-back campaign, the lead follow-up sequence — you've built them all before. If the second client launch costs as much as the first, the margin never shows up.
Every one of these is a conversation your system should have caught ↓
The four journeys, localized
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Capture — branded opt-ins, per client
Each client workspace gets its own Text-to-Join keywords, QR codes, and lead forms, so every subscriber lands in that client's audience with consent recorded and the source tracked from day one.
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Engage — cover every client inbox without an overnight shift
Each workspace has its own Team Inbox, and an AI Employee drafts replies from that client's business information — their prices, their hours, their tone sources. Drafts wait for approval by default, Autopilot is opt-in per conversation, and handover rules bring in a person — your account team, briefed by a summary.
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Convert — build the play once, run it for every client
Sequences and visual automations are the agency's real product: build the lead follow-up ladder once, then adapt it per workspace instead of rebuilding it. The second client launch takes a fraction of the first — that fraction is your margin.
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Retain — reporting that renews retainers
Per-campaign delivery, click, and reply stats live in each client's workspace, ready for the monthly review. Smart Segments show list growth and engagement per client — the compounding numbers that keep accounts from churning.
The margin story
Your clients want the kind of AI-assisted engagement that's usually sold behind a demo wall at enterprise prices. AutoCampaign.ai's pricing is public — the Pro plan is built for serious volume and agencies — and each client's credits are prepaid with caps you set — so you can see each account's cost against its retainer and price your service with real margin, not hope. Separate numbers per client come from Sender Pools you control, and roles limit what a client-side collaborator can see and do.
Answer every client's customers from a shared team inbox for SMS per workspace.
Run portfolio sends through a mass texting service that shows cost before you send.
Package your best plays as marketing automation for small business.
Bring the renewal numbers with SMS marketing analytics.
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KPIs to watch
Spend per client campaign. Every send shows its estimated cost up front, against a prepaid wallet with a cap — margin math per account in real time, visible in billing and campaign stats.
Reply rate per client. The engagement number clients understand instantly, and the first slide of every monthly review. Tracked per campaign in each workspace's analytics.
List growth per client. Subscribers added by keyword, QR, and form per workspace — proof the program compounds month over month.
Frequently asked questions
Can I keep clients fully separated?
Yes — separation is structural, not a naming convention. Each client is its own workspace with its own numbers, its own wallet and spend caps, and its own audiences, keywords, and reporting; roles control who can see and do what in each. You switch between workspaces from one login.
Do I have to rebuild everything for each new client?
No. Sequences, automations, and campaign structures are reusable — build the play once, duplicate it into the next client's workspace, and adapt the details. Onboarding becomes configuration, not construction.
Run every client's program without rebuilding your stack per account
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