Common challenges in Digital Agencies
Every client wants their leads in their own Google Sheet - and you don't want to maintain 50 separate integrations
SheetLink's agency model installs the plugin on every client site, with each site pointing at its own client Sheet. The 25-site Agency plan covers most agencies; Agency Plus extends to 100. One license, one update workflow, 25 happy clients.
Clients shouldn't see your vendor choices in their WordPress admin
White-Label replaces SheetLink branding with your own. Clients see 'YourAgency Forms' in their admin - maintenance concerns stay yours, credibility stays theirs.
Monthly reporting to clients is a time sink
Agency Dashboard gives you one cross-client view for uptime and submission counts. Branded Reports produces a client-ready monthly PDF per site with no manual work.
Recommended stack for Digital Agencies
- Plan: Agency (25 sites) or Agency Plus (100 sites)
- Add-on: White-Label: Rebrand the plugin to your agency's name and logo
- Add-on: Multi-Node Routing: Route to per-client sheets with per-client column sets
- Agency Dashboard: Cross-client health and usage monitoring
Example Sheet columns
A starting column layout that covers most digital agencies workflows:
Real-world example
A 20-person WordPress agency supports 45 client sites. They installed SheetLink Forms on every site (two Agency Plus licenses), white-labeled as 'AgencyName Forms', and routed each site's submissions into the client's own Google Sheet. Monthly, the agency dashboard produces branded PDF reports showing submission volume and sources. New client onboarding: install plugin, paste license, paste client's Sheet webhook, configure routing - 15 minutes per site.