Partners

Several client sites, one place to look

The difficulty of running an assistant for ten clients is not the installing. It is knowing, six months later, which site answers well, which one has gone stale and which one is quietly sending nothing to anybody.

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What is described here is how the product behaves. Contract, billing and partner terms are agreed before launch.

How it is organised

A project per website

The separation is not a setting to remember, it is the shape of the thing.

Its own material

Each project answers from its own website. There is no shared pool that one client can accidentally read out of another.

Its own boundary

What the assistant must never state is set per client, because what is sensitive in a clinic is not what is sensitive in a workshop.

Its own conversations

Each project keeps its own record of what visitors asked and what could not be answered.

Its own volume

Websites and conversations are what the price is built from, and both are counted per account, which is what the calculator shows.

The work that repeats every month

The parts of an engagement that are the same for every client, and the parts of them a client is willing to pay for.

Read what went unanswered

The list of questions the site could not answer is a content brief nobody had to invent.

Fix the pages, not the prompt

Most bad answers are a missing paragraph on the website. Writing that paragraph is agency work with a visible result.

Check the handovers land

A brief that reaches an inbox nobody reads is the most common way this quietly fails.

Report in the client's words

What people asked about, in their own phrasing, is a better report than a chart of sessions.

What has to be settled per engagement

Not decided by this page

Whose account it is, the agency's or the client's

Who is billed and in what currency arrangement

What happens to a project when the engagement ends

Any commission, discount or revenue share

Any commitment about response times

Decided by the product

Projects are separate and their material does not mix

Public prices apply, and the calculator shows them to anybody

The same boundaries apply on every client site

Conversations are readable per project

Questions about running several projects

How many websites can one account hold?

The public calculator is built up to the top of its website scale. Beyond that the volume is agreed separately.

Do the prices change with several sites?

They follow the published scales: the number of websites is one of the two things the price depends on, and the calculator shows the result for any combination.

Can a client see only their own project?

Access arrangements are part of what the account supports and part of what is agreed at the start. This page does not promise a specific permission model.

What happens if we stop working with a client?

That depends on who holds the account, which is why it is worth deciding before the widget goes live rather than after.

Is there a bulk discount?

No discount is published. The prices on this site apply to everybody, and larger volume is a conversation rather than a published rate.

Talking about terms

For anything that is not settled above, write to the address on our legal pages and say how many websites and what volume you expect. It is the same address the privacy policy and the terms of service use.

Email: info@finmv.com