Your clients pay for the work, not for the tool licence.
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.
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
- 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.
Everything below is on Studio, one plan for the whole roster.
- Apps
- Unlimited
- Tracked keywords
- 10,000
- Storefronts
- 175
- Seats
- 10
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.
FAQ
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.