Agency client workspaces
Offers separate workspaces or sub-accounts so an agency can build and manage each client's pages, domains and leads apart from the others.
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What it is
Agency client workspaces give each client their own space inside one account. Pages, domains, forms and leads for one client are kept apart from those for another. Instapage and Leadpages are examples of tools that offer it. An agency can then log in once, switch between clients, and hand a client access to only their own area.
Why it matters
Without separation, one account mixes everyone's pages and leads, which is confusing and risky when something is shared by mistake. Separate spaces make handovers clean, because a client can take their workspace with them if the contract ends. It matters for agencies and freelancers with several clients. It matters less for a business with one brand, where a single workspace is enough.
What to check
- How many client workspaces are included, and what does an extra one cost?
- Can you give a client limited access to view results or edit?
- Can each workspace use its own domain and branding?
- Can a workspace be transferred to the client if you stop working together?