Small agencies and multi-location brands manage multi-client, multi-platform books of business on a stack built for one client at a time. LaunchDeckTwo runs the autonomous Budget Optimizer across every connected Meta + Google Ads account — each client as its own ad_accounts row, every shift inside the 30% per-cycle cap, every move on the /audit-log as client-facing proof of what shifted and why. This is the /for-agencies vertical — small agency and multi-location multi-platform buyers running multi-client paid acquisition on a single flat monthly rate.
One flat monthly rate across every client and every connected platform. Every ad_accounts row the agency onboards — each client, each platform — runs on the same flat rate. No per-seat agency markup, no managed-service floor, no revenue share. Small agencies and multi-location brands slot into the $199 Mid-Market tier — positioned below Sprites AI’s $335 Pro and well under Albert.ai’s $2M-ICP floor.
Credit-based tools rate-limit the optimizer per client and per platform — cost climbs as the agency’s book of business grows. Agency-suite tools compound that with per-seat platform seats (a Meta seat, a Google seat, an Analytics seat per client) and a $10K+/mo managed-service floor that has nothing to do with the book of business the agency actually carries.
See /vs-sprites-ai →Credit-based / agency-suite: per-seat markup and per-platform seat costs that climb with the book.
Each client gets its own ad_accounts row — Meta or Google, any combination — and the Budget Optimizer loops over all of them at the same flat rate. The agent opts each client in with no per-client onboarding fee, no per-platform seat cost, and no managed-service contract. The /audit-log surfaces the per-decision trail per client.
Per-campaign manual matrices, per-platform seat assignments, and per-client reporting spreadsheets. Agency teams rebuild the same client worksheet per platform, per quarter, per client — the manual book-of-business ledger is the product.
Agency-suite: per-campaign / per-platform / per-client worksheets that climb with the book.
Meta + Google (and LinkedIn ads on the same connected account set) all read campaign_stats per ad_accounts, score per-platform inside the 30% per-cycle cap, and reallocate at the same flat rate. The agency handles every platform the client runs on — without paying for a separate seat per platform.
Agency-suite stacks charge a separate seat per platform (Meta seat, Google seat, LinkedIn seat) and a separate seat per analyst that touches the book. The multi-platform, multi-client shape becomes a per-seat multiplication — not a single agent on a flat rate.
See /vs-albert →Agency-suite: per-platform seat per analyst — cost climbs with the book.
Every Budget Optimizer cycle writes a row to audit_events — timestamp, from_campaign, to_campaign, amount, reason — and renders the trailing window at /audit-log. The agency hands the client the trail; the client reads what shifted, when, and why without rebuilding the report from a spreadsheet.
Manual client-report decks, monthly summaries, and aggregate ROAS slides. The strategist’s seat produces the story; the move-level lineage is reconstructed from the agency’s internal worksheet, not from a single canonical artifact.
Agency-suite: client-facing reporting from a manual worksheet, no per-decision lineage.
The agency-stack complaints cluster keeps coming back to four things: per-seat / per-platform pricing (cost climbs with the book of business and the platforms each client runs on), per-campaign / per-platform manual matrices (the strategist’s seat rebuilds the worksheet for each client, each quarter, each platform), manual client-facing reporting (no per-decision trail the agency can hand the client), and no per-decision lineage (the agency reports aggregate ROAS, not what changed and why). LaunchDeckTwo is the /for-agencies vertical that turns each of those four into a concrete, verifiable proof point — one flat $199 Mid-Market rate per book of business, the Budget Optimizer loop across every connected ad_accounts row, multi-platform Meta + Google scoring inside the 30% per-cycle cap, and the /audit-log as the client-facing proof surface. Compare the positioning side-by-side at /vs-sprites-ai and /vs-albert, or jump to the /pricing tier list to see the Mid-Market tier fitted to the small agency book.
Multi-client, multi-platform books of business run on the $199 Mid-Market — same flat rate as every other LaunchDeckTwo vertical, with no per-seat agency markup and no $10K+/mo managed-service floor. The /audit-log is the client-facing proof surface for every book the agency carries.
Per-credit cost climbs with the book of business and the channel breadth. Agency teams on the credit-tier climb hand-tune campaigns and absorb the credit burn as they grow. A Publish gate re-introduces an approval queue.
See /vs-sprites-ai →15–22% spend-share managed-service contract behind a $2M-ICP floor. Agency teams hand the budget and the decision lineage to a strategist team and inherit the floor per client.
See /vs-albert →One flat monthly rate per book of business — every client on the same rate, every connected ad_accounts row inside the 30% per-cycle cap, every move on the /audit-log. The agency hands the client the trail.