License the LolliForce platform, bring your own clients, and let our content, SEO and social engine do the work you used to hire for.
A single $3,500 SEO retainer means a strategist on keywords and technical, a writer on three posts, someone chasing links, and hours of reporting. Real people, real payroll, every month.
So growth costs headcount. One strategist tops out around five to eight clients before you hire again — and net margins stay pinned at 15–25% no matter how well you sell.
The work that fills those hours — blog, SEO, social, reporting — is exactly the work a platform can carry. That's the whole idea.
LolliForce's agents deliver the monthly work autonomously. Your team shifts from making the content to owning the relationship and the markup.
Researched, brand-voiced articles written and published on schedule — twice a month, per client.
Weekly audits, on-page fixes, issue tracking and one-click apply against live rankings.
Carousels and posts generated from each blog, scheduled and sent across their channels.
Branded monthly PDFs — traffic, rankings, social — generated and delivered without you lifting a finger.
Your clients pay the same retainer they already pay — you deliver it with a fraction of the labor.
Drag the sliders. Every figure updates live — including the platform fee, which drops as you add clients.
How this is figured. Platform fee = a base that falls $125 per client (floored at $1,000) plus $1,000/client. Team cost assumes one $60k/yr account manager per 12 clients plus ~$100/client overhead — so your first clients carry that fixed salary. That's the ramp valley: thin early, strong past 8. Charge what the market already pays ($2,500–5,000) and it clears fast.
Before you onboard a single client, run your own site through the engine. The SEO and blog agents go to work on your agency's rankings, traffic and inbound pipeline from day one — so the platform is already winning business for you while your book fills out.
That's what makes the base fee pull double duty: it isn't only access to resell — it's your own growth engine, paying you back in leads for your shop before your first client is even live.
Two simple lines. The per-client fee is the engine; the base is a floor that all but disappears once you scale.
Every client you add knocks $125 off your base, down to a standing $1,000. Reach 20 and the platform is nearly free — you're paying us $1,000 a client on $20k+ of your own revenue.
The base weighs on you before your book fills out. We'd rather you knew that than be surprised by it.
Thin margins while a full account manager and the base fee spread over just a few clients. Founder-run and scrappy.
~$140k/yr profit at 8 clients on a $3,500 retainer, 40%+ margins, one AM holding the book. This is the target.
Base near zero, margins toward 50%+, and adding clients barely moves your cost. The headcount wall is gone.
If you're running a content, SEO or social shop and feeling the labor ceiling, this is built for you. Let's walk through your actual client list together.