Pulzeo

For agencies

More client accounts, not more hours

Monitoring, alerts and reports are handled across every client account. Your account managers spend their time on judgment calls, not formatting.

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Zeo, the Pulzeo mascot, sitting at an agency desk in front of a wall of dashboards and performance charts, a phone in hand and a laptop open.
Example: a Monday morning across a book of clients : Leman Joinery, 3 actions ; Wellness Shop, worth watching ; Habitat Services, up to date ; Momentum Training, up to date. You open one, not four.

Handle every client account in less time

Opening twelve accounts one by one to find out that nine were fine is half a billable day gone every week. Each account arrives with its status and its pending actions: you only open the ones waiting on you.

Example: what no longer reaches the senior : Should we lower the Display campaign’s budget? : $412 in 30 days, no conversion, worth pausing, With the steps in Google Ads and the button to apply it ; The cost per lead went up, is that bad? : Two off-topic queries took 38% of the clicks, The cause is named before the fix ; Which bidding strategy should I use? : The account’s conversion volume is weighed against the goal, The answer depends on the account, calculated from its numbers.

Your juniors move forward without tying up a senior

A junior account manager getting up to speed is paid for in senior hours, and those are the most expensive in the agency. Every recommendation explains the reasoning, not only the move: the junior understands what they’re applying, and the question never gets escalated.

Handle more accounts without hiring

  • Up to thirty accounts

    The Agency plan takes you to thirty client accounts. And the price never tracks your clients’ ad spend, unlike most tools on the market.

  • White-label reports

    The deliverable goes out under your name. A client who receives a document stamped with a tool’s branding always ends up wondering whether they could subscribe to it themselves.

  • Every account has its manager

    On the Agency plan you invite your team and choose what each person sees and can change, account by account.

  • What happens on the accounts you no longer open

    Each account’s status and pending actions stay visible without having to ask a manager for an update.

  • The copilot for your juniors

    Zeo explains the why behind every recommendation. Your juniors build their skills on the accounts instead of pulling in a senior with every question.

  • Read-only client access

    On the Agency plan you give a client a view of their own account. They see only the numbers, can change nothing, and stop asking you where things stand.

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Sign more clients

Connect your client accounts and let Zeo handle the monitoring, the alerts and the reports. No credit card required. Cancel anytime.

An agency floor at the end of the day: three workstations lined up in front of a window looking out over the city.
See my dashboard
The report, from the client’s side. What they receive : Your logo, your colors and your trade name ; The month’s commentary, written in the language of their business ; The numbers that matter to them, not all the others. What they never see : The name of the tool that produced the document ; Your other clients, or any of their numbers.

Month-end stops holding up the agency

The report carries your brand, and the commentary is written from the real data in the vocabulary of each client’s business. You add your own notes and schedule delivery for the date you choose. That’s a lot of hours saved every month.

Example: the alert on an account nobody was discussing. Subject: Quote requests have stopped on Vallin Joinery. Zeo, this morning at 8 AM. No conversion for 9 days $612 spent over the period The week before: 14 requests The other seven accounts in the book are steady

The client nobody is looking after

It’s almost never the big client who walks. It’s the small one nobody mentions in meetings anymore. Their status is visible without you having to ask for it. With Pulzeo that’s over: the alert goes out before the client notices.

  • Keep your clients longer, without holding your breath.
  • Critical alerts flagged the same day, across the whole book.
A client report in an agency’s brand: its logo and the line “produced by Studio Lumen” in the header, the period’s highlights written campaign by campaign, then the month’s numbers.
Written forEach business

When a client asks what you’ve been doing

The question rarely comes at a good time, and often after an average month. You have the written diagnosis, the dated history of the changes and the result of each one. The whole conversation changes: you’re not defending your work, you’re showing it.

  • Every action keeps its date, its author and its note.
  • The before and after results stay side by side.
Example: a year when your book grows : A client goes from $20,000 to $40,000 in spend : The same ; You sign three more accounts : The same ; You manage 8 accounts, then 20 : The same.

A price that doesn’t punish you when your clients grow

Plenty of tools tie their price to the ad spend you manage: a client who doubles their budget doubles your cost, without your work changing. Here the price depends on the number of accounts, and it stops climbing at the Agency plan.

  • The same price up to thirty accounts, no matter how much spend you manage.
  • Two months free on the annual plan.

Monday morning

Which account to open first

The question isn’t how the accounts are doing, it’s which one to handle first. Every row carries its score, the number of pending actions and its figures for the month, and the list sorts itself by priority.

The per-account performance table: six client accounts with their status dot, their score out of 100, their number of pending actions, their spend, conversions, cost per acquisition and ROAS.

The features that will help your agency

What your account managers will use day to day.

Questions from agencies

How many client accounts can I handle?

Ten on the Business plan, up to thirty on the Agency plan. The price never depends on your clients’ ad spend.

Are my reports really white-label?

Yes, starting with the Business plan: your logo, your colors and your trade name replace ours. Nothing tells the client a tool was involved.

Can I give my clients access?

Yes, on the Agency plan: read-only access limited to their own account. They don’t see the alerts, the notifications or the history. They see their figures and their reports, and can’t change anything.

How do roles work inside the team?

Working together is built into the Agency plan: you invite your colleagues and give each a role that sets what they see, which accounts they can access and what they can change.

Do I need a manager account (MCC)?

No, but if you have one, the accounts it manages are listed for you automatically when you connect. Otherwise you connect the accounts one by one.

How long does it take to connect a whole book of clients?

One Google connection, then you check the accounts to track. The history loads and can take from a few seconds to a few minutes depending on the size of your accounts.

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Zeo will analyze your accounts, quickly spot the optimizations that matter and prepare your client reports.

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