SEO for Agencies
A dedicated SEO account for every client you manage
If you're managing SEO content for more than one client, Peakfai replaces the spreadsheet-and-writer scramble with a dedicated account per client that handles research, writing, and publishing — with a human SEO manager reviewing the strategy on every single one.
The problem with scaling client content by hand
Content is the service most agencies find hardest to scale profitably. The work is real, but so is the overhead — and the margin disappears somewhere between the fourth and fifth client, when the founder is still doing keyword research at 11pm because it's the one thing they can't hand off cleanly. Three specific things break first:
- Every client wants consistent content, but hiring a writer per account doesn't scale past 3-4 clients.
- Keyword research done by hand takes hours per site, and it's the first thing that gets rushed when you're busy.
- Clients ask "what did you actually do this month" and a generic activity report doesn't answer it.
How it works, per client site
Research runs per site
Each client's keyword list is scored by real difficulty and buyer intent for their own site's authority — not a shared list stretched across accounts. The easiest, highest-converting keywords publish first, so a new client sees movement on terms they can actually win rather than waiting six months for a head term that was never realistic.
Publishing runs on schedule
Every client's calendar fills automatically. Pull it up on a client call and you can point to exactly what's queued, what published, and what's coming next — no separate status doc to maintain. The monthly "what did you actually do" conversation answers itself.
The math per client, not per agency
The case for Peakfai at an agency isn't really about features: it's about unit economics per client. A freelance SEO content writer typically runs a retainer of roughly $500–2,000 per month, per client. A dedicated Peakfai account for that same client runs $129-399/month depending on the plan, and includes the keyword research and publishing automation a writer alone doesn't cover, plus a human SEO manager reviewing strategy.
You bill your client whatever you'd normally charge for content and SEO strategy, and the margin between that and the Peakfai account cost is yours. Set up and manage each client's account separately from your own login access: it's one account per client today, not a shared multi-site dashboard, so scaling to more clients means adding more accounts, each still backed by its own human SEO manager rather than one strategy stretched thin across everyone.
To be straight about the trade-off: if a client is paying specifically for a named human writer with deep subject expertise in a technical niche, that's a different service and Peakfai isn't trying to replace it. Where Peakfai wins is the far more common case: clients who need consistent, research-backed content published reliably, without your agency hiring a writer for every account you take on.
What each client's account includes
- A dedicated account per client: its own keyword strategy, brand voice, and publishing schedule
- Each client gets research-backed posts in their own voice, not templated output
- A human SEO manager reviews strategy on every plan, the thing clients actually ask about on calls
- Set up and manage each client's account yourself, without touching their CMS credentials from a shared login
Run your first client site free
Connect one client, watch Peakfai research, write, and schedule a post, then decide whether it fits your agency. No card required to start.
Frequently asked questions
Not from a single shared account today — each client runs on its own dedicated Peakfai account, with its own keyword strategy, brand voice, and publishing schedule. You can set up and manage each client's account yourself, so the work of running them stays centralized even though the accounts themselves are separate.
Because every plan already includes a real human SEO manager reviewing strategy, and that only works well when each account gets genuine per-client attention. Bundling many client sites under one plan risked spreading that thin. We'd rather be direct that today it's one dedicated account per client than oversell a shared-dashboard experience that isn't real yet.
Not yet as a packaged white-label export — today you'd screenshot or share the dashboard directly from each client's account. If your agency needs formal white-label PDF reports, tell us; it's a reasonable near-term addition and worth raising before you commit if it's a dealbreaker.
Each client's account gets its own SEO manager review, on its own terms: a keyword that's a smart bet for one client's authority level can be a waste of time for another's. You're not getting one generic strategy stretched across every account.
Yes. Voice, tone, and reference material are configured per account, so content for a fintech client doesn't read like content for a DTC skincare brand just because they're both running through Peakfai.
For most agencies, yes: a $129-399/month Peakfai account per client is well under a freelance content writer's typical $500-2,000/month retainer, and it includes keyword research and publishing automation a writer alone doesn't cover. You set your own markup when billing the client.
Your agency and your client do. Published posts live on the client's own site and CMS; nothing is locked inside Peakfai, and there's no attribution or backlink to us baked into the output.
