Agency offer
A complete SEO blog for every client you manage,
under your own brand.
One console that gathers all your client accounts, the full product inside each of them, and a client-facing space in your agency's colours. €12.90 per blog per month, per-client detail for your rebilling, and your resale price stays yours.
Agency accounts approved by hand · No billed minimum · No lock-in · No payment to apply
What you sell
Your client is not buying software. They are buying an editorial presence.
Here is what lands on their side the moment you open a blog in their account, and what you can show them at the monthly review.
A blog on their own domain
The blog lives on your client's domain or subdomain. They stay the owner, and you stay the publisher in the legal sense.
Articles published on the agreed rhythm
Topics are researched, written and published following the editorial plan you frame. You review, rewrite or delete before the publishing date.
Indexing monitored for you
Google coverage, technical health, pages gaining ground. The blog is watched continuously, and the alerts land with you, not with your client.
Their citations inside AI answers
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, Google AI Overviews. You see the questions where your client's brand is cited, with the answer excerpt.
A client space in your colours
You open a read-only view for your client, in your agency's colours, where they find their blogs, their published articles and their citations.
One point of contact: you
Platform emails go to you, the account holder. Our support talks to the agency, never directly to your client.
Already managing your clients' blogs?
No need to start over on a new platform. If the existing blog runs on WordPress, ForgR connects to it directly through its API and publishes there: the client keeps their design, their domain and their history. Client by client, you choose whether to connect the existing blog or open a new one.
Connecting only works with a WordPress blog for now. A different CMS? ForgR opens a new blog on the client's domain instead.
What it costs you
€12.90 per blog per month. That is the whole price.
The same price from the first blog to the hundredth: no tier to clear, no billed minimum, no lock-in. You open a blog, it counts. You close it, it stops counting.
- €12.90 excluding tax per blog per month, whatever the number of blogs in your console.
- One invoice, for your agency. Inside the console, the detail blog by blog and client by client, exportable as CSV for your rebilling.
- Only blogs that are live or deliberately switched off are billed. A blog still deploying, or in error, is not.
- You set your resale price freely. ForgR does not know what you charge and never appears on your own invoices.
What you keep, depending on your resale price
| Blogs managed | ForgR cost / month | You keep at €200 per client | You keep at €400 per client |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | €38.70 | €561.30 | €1,161.30 |
| 10 | €129 | €1,871 | €3,871 |
| 25 | €322.50 | €4,677.50 | €9,677.50 |
| 50 | €645 | €9,355 | €19,355 |
One blog per client in this example, amounts excluding tax. The €200 and €400 markers are market orders of magnitude for a monthly editorial retainer: they are neither a ForgR price nor a revenue promise. The advisory, review and reporting you add stay your own work, and that work is what justifies your price.
What the tool looks like
A console that shows everything, client by client.
You open a client's account, set their editorial line and keywords, follow their articles through to publication, then return to your portfolio. All from one screen.
Real footage of the agency console: a client's editorial line, their keywords, and their articles tracked through to publication.
Your whole portfolio on one screen
How many clients, how many blogs, how many articles published this month, and how that compares with last month. The number you paste straight into your monthly review.
A to-do list sorted by urgency
A broken blog comes first. Then articles that failed and need a retry, then blogs that have published nothing for thirty days. You work down the list and it empties.
An account switcher at the top
You move from one client to the next with no login screen, no second window and no password juggling.
The complete product inside the client's account
Once inside an account you get the entire platform: create a blog, manage keywords, articles, domains. A banner names the open account at all times and offers a way back to the agency, so nobody ever publishes in the wrong client's account.
White label
Your client does not see ForgR. They see you.
This is the question that comes up in every agency meeting. Here is the precise answer, with its limit stated right underneath.
- Your client's space carries your accent colour and your fonts, set when your account is opened.
- That space is read-only: your client cannot break anything, and sees none of your other clients.
- They find their blogs, their published articles, and their citations inside AI answers.
- The blog delivered on their domain carries no ForgR logo, footer or metadata.
The moment that turns a meeting around
Showing an end client their own citations in ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google's AI Overviews, question by question, with the answer excerpt. As far as we know, no other content production tool puts that view in the end client's hands: where it exists at all, it stays on the agency's side.
The citations block stays hidden until a measurement has actually run, so your client never faces an empty table that reads like a failure.
Real examples
Blogs built with ForgR
Scroll and click to visit real thematic blogs deployed with ForgR.
What ForgR does not do
Four limits, on the table before the call.
You have already been let down by a tool sold as a complete solution. So let us remove the surprises now.
White label covers the client space, not your console
What your client sees is in your colours. The console you work in carries the ForgR name, and so does the plumbing underneath: the platform domain, the technical headers, and the AI transparency notice in the blog footer required by European regulation. Your colours and fonts are set with us when the account opens; there is no self-service settings screen for them yet.
One invoice, and it is addressed to you
ForgR bills your agency and hands you the per-client detail for your rebilling. ForgR does not bill your clients for you, does not chase your late payers and does not pay you a difference. Collecting from your client stays your job.
No self-service reselling
You cannot open an agency account by paying online, and an agency cannot create agency accounts for others. Every account is approved by hand, which means a conversation before you start, and therefore a delay.
No promise of results
We guarantee no Google ranking, no traffic and no citation by an AI engine. ForgR installs a regular, instrumented production line; what it yields depends on your client's market, their main site, their existing authority and your strategy.
How you start
A conversation, an approval, a first client.
You request agency access
You tell us how many clients you serve and in which markets. No payment at this stage, no card to enter.
We open the account by hand
Every agency account is approved by a human, and we set your colours and fonts with you. That is the trade-off for the price: we want to know who resells, and in what shape.
You open your first client blog
You create the blog, then open the client space for your client. The meter starts on that blog, not before.
Agency questions
Let us look at your portfolio and see what the numbers give.
Thirty minutes: you describe the kind of clients you already serve, we show you the console, the work inside a client account and the client space in your colours. If it fits, we open your agency account straight after.
No payment at this stage · Account opened by hand · No lock-in