The always-on marketing layer for your clients — without the ops overhead.
Repeatable client marketing work should not consume your week. SignalFlow agents research, draft, follow up, and handle replies across your client campaigns while you stay in control of every voice, approval, and conversation.
Current sends, replies, and performance visibility
$99/mo per agency, unlimited clients
Live from production —
The repeatable client marketing problem
Your agency does the same marketing work for every client — manually.
Small agencies win by turning a strong marketing process into repeatable client work. But researching prospects, drafting campaigns, chasing follow-ups, handling replies, and assembling updates across every account turns that process into a growing operations job.
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Five clients. Five ICPs. One process repeated all week.
Switching between client contexts is where the time goes. The marketing work itself is familiar — the cognitive overhead of staying on top of five campaigns is what makes it hard to scale.
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Your clients expect thoughtful execution, every time.
Clients hire you for strategy and judgment, not a template library. Researching and personalizing every touch takes time you cannot spend on one client without taking it from another.
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Replies and client updates arrive at the same time.
When several campaigns generate replies at once, triage, follow-up, and weekly reporting become ops overhead that eats into the time you are billing for strategy and creative work.
Why agencies choose SignalFlow
Built for multi-client operations.
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Per-client campaign isolation
Every client campaign has its own ICP, email voice, and approval queue. Targeting and copy don't bleed between clients — each campaign operates independently under one agency account.
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Agent research and drafting at scale
SignalFlow researches prospects and generates personalized drafts using real company context — not a template with merge fields. You control the parameters; the agent does the repeatable writing.
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Follow-up and reply handling
Approved campaigns keep moving with scheduled follow-up. Replies are classified by intent and surfaced with response drafts, so you can decide what goes out and route the right conversation to the right client.
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Usable performance reporting today
Review sends, replies, and campaign performance in the dashboard, then turn that data into a weekly client summary. White-label client reporting is on the roadmap, so the agency still owns the account and reporting workflow today.
Set up each client as an isolated campaign with its own ICP, target industry, email voice, and sending cadence. Nothing bleeds between clients.
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Agents research and draft the next batch
SignalFlow agents research prospects and draft personalized marketing messages tuned to each client's ICP and tone. Drafts land in your approval queue for review.
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Approve once; follow-up keeps running
Scan the approval queue and approve or skip drafts per client. Once approved, the agent handles sending and follow-up on schedule while you stay in the loop.
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Handle replies and report the work
Every reply is classified by intent and surfaced with a response draft. Review sends, replies, and performance in the dashboard, then share a weekly summary with each client.
Agency ROI
The math that makes this obvious.
Running the same client marketing process manually means hours per week per account. Here’s what SignalFlow costs versus the ops overhead you are replacing.
"My clients want to send from their own domain, not ours."
SignalFlow currently sends from your agency's sending infrastructure — which gives you control over deliverability across all campaigns. Per-client dedicated sending domains (so each client emails from clientname.com) is on the roadmap and a priority. If that's a hard blocker for a specific client, let us know — it moves up the queue. For now, the honest answer: you send from your agency's infrastructure and manage client expectations about that.
⏱ On the roadmap — notify us if this is blocking
⚡ Capacity
"How do you handle it when all 5 clients hit reply season at the same time?"
SignalFlow classifies every reply automatically — interested, objection, question, not now — and surfaces a response draft. You triage in priority order across all clients from one inbox. The agent handles the classification and drafting; you make the call. When volume spikes, you can pause any campaign in one click to catch up.
Transparent pricing
Pick the plan that fits your agency.
Autopilot
$99/mo
For agencies running 1–10 client campaigns. Full agent stack, unlimited prospects, per-campaign approval queue.
Yes. Each client campaign has its own ICP, email voice, and approval queue — completely isolated. You manage repeatable client marketing work from one dashboard without cross-contaminating targeting or messaging.
You define the ICP, tone, and positioning per campaign. SignalFlow researches prospects and drafts within those parameters; you approve every email before it goes out. Your agency's voice stays intact — we're the execution layer, not the brand layer.
Replies are classified by intent — interested, objection, question, not now — and surfaced with AI-generated response drafts. You route replies to the right client inbox or manage them yourself, while scheduled follow-up keeps approved campaigns moving. The relationship stays human.
SignalFlow currently sends from your agency's sending infrastructure. Per-client dedicated sending domains (so each client sends from clientname.com, not your agency domain) is on the roadmap. Current setup: you control deliverability and sender reputation across all client campaigns. If per-client domains are a hard requirement for a client, let us know — it moves up the queue.
A BDR costs $4k–8k/mo before benefits and management overhead. SignalFlow starts at $99/mo and scales across all your clients without headcount. You don't manage a person, onboard a new tool, or have a hard conversation about performance. The tradeoff: a great BDR has judgment a model can't replicate — SignalFlow is the right engine for agencies that need consistent outbound execution without the HR complexity.
The agency owns the account and manages the approval queue. Today you can review sends, replies, and campaign performance in the dashboard and share a weekly summary with each client. White-label client reporting is on the roadmap; it is not a current capability.
Deliverability is managed at the campaign level. Each client's campaign has its own cadence, targeting parameters, and sending windows — tuned to avoid triggering spam filters across shared IP infrastructure. You control what goes out and when.
Stop billing hours on ops overhead.
The answer is an always-on layer that runs every client campaign in parallel — research, drafts, follow-up, reply handling, and usable performance reporting — for $99/mo. You approve what goes out. The repeatable work keeps moving.