The deck, unbound
Plan sheets
One sheet per question an agency has to settle before it commits a client book to a platform. Read the white-label sheet first if you have never had to remove a vendor’s name from something you built.
Every sheet, newest first
Sheet 0110.09.26Staging and Unpublished Work: What Each Plan Lets You Hold
An agency always has work in progress that nobody is paying for yet. How many unpublished sites each platform lets you hold, at what tier, and which one charges from the first day.
Sheet 0205.09.26Reselling a Website Builder: What the Published Terms Allow
Reselling, referring and rebranding are three different arrangements with three different sets of rules. What each platform publishes about which of them you are permitted to do.
Sheet 0331.08.26The Multi-Site Dashboard: Which Platforms Actually Have One
Managing forty client sites is a different problem from building one. What a real multi-site dashboard does, which platforms have built one, and why the site-count model decides the answer.
Sheet 0426.08.26Wix Studio for Agencies: What the Agency Page Says, and What It Does Not
Wix Studio has the best multi-client dashboard in the category and no white label at all. A close reading of Wix's own agency page, including the three things it never mentions.
Sheet 0520.08.26Locking Down the Client Editor, Platform by Platform
Every builder now offers some restricted editing role. What varies is whether the restriction is enforced by the platform or held together by hope, and which tier you have to reach to get the enforced version.
Sheet 0615.08.26Team Seats: What Each Platform Includes, and What the Next One Costs
Seats are the line item that turns a comfortable tier into an uncomfortable one. What each platform includes, what an extra costs, and the two that do not publish a figure at all.
Sheet 0709.08.26Eleven Places the Vendor's Name Survives a Rebrand
A rebranded dashboard changes the login screen. It does not change the page source, the DNS records, the form confirmation email or the support widget. Where to look before you promise a client otherwise.
Sheet 0804.08.26Duda for Agencies: Which Tier Actually Does What
Duda's agency story is genuinely good and almost always quoted at the wrong price. A tier-by-tier reading of what each plan permits, and where the $97 gap sits.
Sheet 0929.07.26An Agency Plan, or a Plan Per Client?
The first structural decision, before any platform is chosen. Who the subscription belongs to changes your billing, your permissions, your exit and your exposure — and each platform makes a different one easy.
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