RevBridge for agencies
Your margin is whatever is left after the hours
An agency does not get paid for building flows, it gets paid for results. RevBridge runs the optimization across every client account you manage, so the retainer stops being priced against your headcount.
Live in the product
Every client account, under one login
RevBridge AI
People
Engagement
Assets
Definitions
Data
Settings
MR
Marina Reis
Meridian Partners
Clients
Every account you manage, under one login
Clients
6
Sent
2.7M
Revenue
$2,512,542
Blended ROAS
12.6x
Positive
All clients
| Client | Campaigns | Sent | Revenue | Spend | ROAS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
VE Verdant | 6 | 386,240 | $229,029 | $18,970 | 12.1x |
FO Fornello | 6 | 615,200 | $380,846 | $26,230 | 14.5x |
VI Vitalis | 6 | 445,000 | $448,836 | $35,980 | 12.5x |
AU Aurelia | 6 | 428,100 | $533,115 | $40,600 | 13.1x |
NO Norr | 6 | 472,000 | $655,712 | $54,300 | 12.1x |
CA Cadence | 6 | 337,000 | $265,004 | $23,000 | 11.5x |
The client portfolio of a demo agency. Each row is a real account in the platform, and the blended ROAS is derived from the rows, not typed in for the slide.
The partner programme
What you get that a client account does not
Three things, and we will not pretend there is a fourth.
One workspace, every client
Switch between the accounts you manage without switching logins, and see the whole portfolio in one view. The operational tax of running many clients is the thing that quietly eats an agency, and this is where it goes.
Reports with your name on them
White-label reporting means the lift you produced arrives under your brand, not ours. The client sees their agency's work, which is the correct way round, and you stop rebuilding the same deck every month.
Onboarding built for your team
Dedicated partner onboarding and support, so the people who have to make this work in front of a client are trained on it, not left to discover it in production.
Where the hours go
The work you bill for is not the work you do
Running clients by hand
Build and QA a separate flow for every client
A/B tests that never reach significance before the quarter ends
A monthly deck rebuilt from screenshots
Defend the retainer with last-touch attribution
Headcount grows with every client you win
Running them on the engine
One engine, running across every account you manage
Traffic reallocated toward the winner from the first send
A white-label report generated from the account itself
Defend it with holdout-backed incremental lift
The same team takes the next account
The renewal conversation
The number that keeps the account
Every campaign can run against a randomized holdout, so what you report is the difference between the customers you treated and the ones you did not. That is a defensible number in a room where the client is deciding whether to renew, and it is a very different conversation from the one you have when your only evidence is that revenue went up and so did the spend.
The same Multi-Armed Bandit engine that optimizes one account optimizes all of yours, and the randomized holdout is what turns a result into a renewal argument. If you want the mechanics before the partnership conversation, start with the growth leaderspage, which covers the same problem from the client's side of the table.
Frequently asked questions
Talk to the partnerships team
Bring one client, a holdout, and a month. That is enough to know whether this is worth the rest of the portfolio.
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