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For agencies & web designers

The retainer you are not charging yet

You built their website. Then it sat there, because nobody writes for it. Helio SEO lets you run ongoing content for every client site you look after, in each client's own brand and voice, with you in the review seat, at a cost that leaves obvious room for your margin.

One account, many client sites · white-label £3 a site · extra sites 20% off

How agencies run it

One login, every client site

01

Add each client site

Your first site is the plan price; every one after is 20% off. Helio scans each client's site and builds their bespoke plan, brand match and voice automatically, exactly as it would for a direct customer.

02

Take the review seat

Approval mode puts every draft in front of you, or your client, before it publishes. Invite them as a team member for their own login, or keep the whole thing in-house and send them the good news.

03

Make it yours

White-label removes the Helio SEO credit from published articles for £3 a site a month, so the delivery reads as your studio's work. Publishing lands natively in whatever the client's site runs on.

Why it fits the business

Built for the many-sites problem

Recurring revenue per site

Content is the retainer most studios leave on the table because writing does not scale. When the writing runs itself and you review, it scales to every site on your books.

Every client stays on-brand

Colours, typography, share cards and the article footer are pulled from each client's own site automatically. Nothing you deliver looks templated, because it is built from their brand.

Honest about the limits

Deep original reporting and PR pieces are still human work, and yours to sell. Helio covers the steady answer content underneath, the part that never fit anyone's week.

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The full agency guide

Try it on one client site first

Three days free, from £29 a month, cancel anytime. Add the rest of your book when you have seen the drafts.