Every tier up to now builds campaigns for your own offers. Agency is the line you cross to build them for paying clients. Deliver under your own brand, charge what local agencies charge, and keep 100% of it.
Here's the line nobody else on this funnel crosses: Starter, Pro, Elite, and Platinum all build for *you*. Your offers, your projects, your business. The second you build a campaign for someone who pays you, that's commercial work, and this is the only tier licensed for it.
Not a feature. A permission. The right to take everything this platform builds and sell it as your own.
This grants the holder full commercial rights to build, brand, and sell lead-generation campaigns built on LeadFlux AI to paying clients.
Local businesses pay real money for campaigns like these. The kind of build agencies bill $500 to $2,000 for. With the Agency license, that money is yours. There's no cut taken out, no revenue share, no per-client tax on top.
The platform already does the building. The license means you get paid for it.
Every client gets their own portal: your logo, your colors, your domain, where they view their campaign and download what you built. It's the difference between "some guy with AI tools" and "my agency."
Logo, colors, and a custom domain on the portal. LeadFlux's name appears nowhere your client can see.
A built-in message thread per client, so updates and approvals live in one branded place, not scattered emails.
Send an announcement or an offer to all your clients in one move, still under your brand.
Agency runs the exact paste-a-URL automation Platinum does: the full background build, the brand-matched output, the Command Center. Except now it runs on client campaigns, on a separate balance built for volume. 15 client campaigns are included to start.
your actual agency dashboard ↓
The tools build the campaign. Landing the client and getting paid is a different skill, so the Agency license comes with the whole client-getting kit, in my own words, ready to use.
A straight, day-by-day plan for landing your first paying client, written for someone starting cold.
Cold email, DM, and call/voicemail scripts. The exact words, so the pitch isn't the thing standing in your way.
Fill-in proposals and pricing tiers so you know what to charge and how to present it without second-guessing.
The run-the-machine-and-hand-off workflow, so delivering to a client is a checklist, not a guess.
The handful of pushbacks every prospect throws: "too expensive," "let me think about it," "does this really work." And a clean, honest answer for each.
Start with 25 client campaigns instead of 15, more room to take on clients before you ever top up. One-click add-on at checkout.
Activate the license, build a client campaign, hand someone a branded portal. If Agency doesn't hold up to what you expected in your first 30 days, email for a refund. No hard feelings.
The machine, the brand, the portal, the playbook, and the license that ties them into a business. It's all right here, once.
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