Per-channel billing
Every new client adds three to five channels to the invoice. Margins shrink as you grow.
Per-channel billing punishes you for growing. Suarga charges per plan, not per channel, and adds the things agencies actually need: client approvals, staged releases, and reports that show the work.
Every new client adds three to five channels to the invoice. Margins shrink as you grow.
Ten branch accounts posting the same promo at the same minute looks like a bot and splits the audience.
Clients renew when they can see what you did. Most tools bury that in analytics dashboards.
Publish to one or two test accounts first. If views at six hours reach the account's median at the same age, the rest follow. If not, the release holds and you decide.
How it worksMinimum gaps per account, daily caps, and a random 7–25 minute offset between accounts of the same brand.
Clients log in, approve and connect their accounts at portal.youragency.com. Reports carry your logo.
Post B waits until post A is live. If A fails, B is held with the reason, so nothing points at something that doesn't exist.
How it worksThe promo goes to two branch accounts on Friday at 09:00. By 15:00 both are above their median, so the other eight branches publish in staggered order over the next hour.
Agency includes 50 accounts. Add 25 more for $19 a month, as many times as you need.
Or $790 a year. Flat price, every teammate included.
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