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Client sites, drafted before the meeting ends

Draft with one sentence, apply feedback over chat, and publish on the client's domain the moment it's approved — more projects without more hands.

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This week's client board3 projects
Draft
A Co. · just created
Applying feedback
B Co. · 2 of 3 edits done
Published
clientc.com ✓
C Co. · published today
Applying B Co.'s feedback — the agent is on it
WORKFLOW

From kickoff to publish, in one chat

💬1

Type the brief

The kickoff asks, written as sentences.

⚡2

Live draft

Minutes later, a clickable draft link.

🔁3

Applying feedback

Paste comments, watch step-by-step fixes.

🚀4

Publish to domain

On approval, straight to the client's domain.

More projects, still one screen

Keep each client in its own project — drafts, data, and domains stay separate. Status at a glance means no account gets neglected.

  • ✓Separate projects per client
  • ✓Collected data scoped per project
  • ✓Publish and ops status at a glance
A
A Co. project
Auto-published this week: 0
Draft shared
B
B Co. project
Auto-published this week: 2
Applying feedback
C
C Co. project
Auto-published this week: 3
In operation
Monthly operations report2026.07
3
sites managed
12
posts auto-published
34
inquiries collected
Published
Published
RETAINER

Don't stop at delivery — sell operations

Put an Autopilot schedule on delivered sites and the blog runs itself. You handle topics and the monthly report — maintenance turns from a loss-maker into recurring revenue.

Here's how an agency's week changes

BEFORE
  • ✕Days of production time for a single draft
  • ✕Emails and waiting on every revision round
  • ✕Publishing means scheduling developers first
  • ✕Post-delivery maintenance loses money
AFTER
  • ✓A live draft before the meeting ends
  • ✓Paste comments → applied in minutes
  • ✓Client-domain publish on approval
  • ✓Autopilot-run operations become monthly revenue

Frequently asked questions

Can I keep each client's work separate?▾

Yes. Create a project per client — drafts, data, and domains stay cleanly divided by project.

Can I publish to a client's domain?▾

Yes. Connect the client's domain in minutes. Each project also gets a default address that's handy for sharing drafts.

How do revision requests work?▾

Paste the comments into chat and the agent applies them step by step. The fix timeline doubles as client-ready reporting.

How do I build a managed-operations product?▾

Set an Autopilot schedule on the delivered site and the blog publishes itself. You just manage topics and the monthly report.

Can forms and membership go into a proposal?▾

Contact forms, member login, and boards are built in, so you can propose them with no backend work. Collected data is scoped per project.

Open a live draft at your next kickoff

Faster pitches close faster deals.