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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.