# Your clients pay for the work, not for the tool licence.

URL: https://storelift.net/agencies/
Language: en
Updated: 2026-10-16

An agency plan in this market usually means a bigger invoice and one seat. Studio gives you client groups, scoped seats and reports with your own logo on them — and the referral programme pays you when a client eventually buys their own.

## Studio · $60 / mo

| Apps | Unlimited |
| Tracked keywords | 10,000 |
| Storefronts | 175 |
| Seats | 10 |

## What an agency actually has to solve

All four come down to who sees what, and what leaves the building with your name on it.

- **A roster, not a portfolio** — Client groups keep each client's apps, keywords and rivals together, and a seat sees only its groups.
- **Reports that represent you** — Scheduled email reports with the report link and a CSV, plus reports and share links with your logo and colours.
- **A client who wants to see it themselves** — Share links work without an account, expire on a day you choose, and can carry a password.
- **Clients in markets you do not speak** — 175 storefronts measured, and Global Localization writes the store page in the storefront's own language.

## The parts that matter to an agency

Everything below is on Studio, one plan for the whole roster.

- **Client groups** — Group apps by client; roles and groups decide what each seat can see and change.
- **Branded reports** — Reports and share links with your logo and colours. A deliverable that reads as your own work.
- **Scheduled delivery** — 20 scheduled reports — weekly or monthly, by email, on a day you choose.
- **Keyword work in bulk** — 10,000 tracked keywords across every client, moved between apps whenever the roster changes.
- **Apple Ads for clients** — Paid keywords next to organic ranks; pause, resume, daily budgets and rules that act and can be undone — with a fee only above a real spend line.
- **A referral link that pays** — When a client opens their own account through your link, a share of everything they pay comes back to you for a year.

## Three lines we hold

Your report carries your name. That only works if the numbers under it are exact about what they are.

- **Every point is a measured day** — In the dashboard and in the PDF you send, a gap is drawn as a gap. A named gap in a client report beats a wrong line.
- **One figure, from Hive** — The same figure travels into the white-label report, so what a client reads under your brand matches the dashboard.
- **Your client's data is theirs** — If a client moves to their own account, their history goes with them.

## Explore Hive and connect your tools

Research the market with Hive Explorer, use Storelift API + MCP in your workflows, and meet Hive, the memory behind every number.

### Hive Explorer

The market

Charts, downloads and revenue, keyword spy and the app finder for any app in any storefront we measure. $450 a month.

[See Explorer →](https://storelift.net/explorer/)

### Storelift API and MCP

Data and assistants

The same measurements as JSON, and inside your assistant over MCP on every plan. Credits come with the plan.

[See the API →](https://storelift.net/hive/api/)

### Storelift Hive

The memory

The memory behind every number: the App Store and Google Play across 175 storefronts, kept day by day.

[Meet Hive →](https://storelift.net/hive/)

## Questions

### Is there a separate agency price?

Studio is the agency plan: $60 a month and carries client groups, white-label reports and every app you add.

### Can a client see their own dashboard?

Two ways: a share link that needs no account, or their own account with their own plan — which is where the referral link pays you.

### How much does the referral pay?

A share of everything the client pays, for a year, renewals included. The terms are on the affiliate page.

### Can a freelancer on the team see only one client?

Yes. A seat is scoped to its client groups, and its role decides what it can change.

### What about clients outside our language?

Every one of the 175 storefronts is measured, and the store page can be written in each storefront's own language.

## Put the roster on one plan.

Start free, group the first client, and send a report with your own logo on it.