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For lead gen agencies

Twelve clients, one platform, one number that tells the truth.

A campaign per client, all of them under your brand, with revenue, cost and margin side by side in one view — so you can add a client without adding a stack, and answer “why was last month bad?” before the call ends.

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Your brand, your domain
A campaign per client
Margin in one view
Brand management settings with custom logo, colours and domain for a white-labelled workspace
The problem

Sound familiar?

The work that eats an agency is rarely the work it charges for.

Every client report is built by hand

Somebody exports, pastes, formats, and sends. Every week, per client. It is the least valuable work in the business and it never ends.

A different stack for every client

Different tools, different logins, different quirks. Onboarding a client means rebuilding what you already built, and nobody can see across all of it.

You cannot explain a bad month

The client asks why volume fell. You can see that it fell. Whether it was quality, a capped buyer, or a filter that never should have shipped — that takes a day to find out.

How Datahubb helps

Run the clients, not the tooling

Your brand on the whole thing

Your logo, your colours, your domain, loaded before the login page even renders. Clients and partners see your agency, not the platform you licensed. One brand, across everything you run.

A campaign per client

Each client gets their own campaign — their buyers, their filters, their caps, their payouts. It is how you keep twelve clients straight in one platform without twelve logins and twelve invoices.

Margin per client, in one view

Because every client lives in the same account, you can see revenue, cost and margin per campaign, per buyer and per source side by side — instead of opening four tools and a spreadsheet to find out who is actually profitable.

An answer for the bad month

Rejections ranked by the revenue estimated to be at stake, with the buyer, the filter, or the schedule that caused them named. You walk into the call with the reason, not just the number.

One admin view

Which client is actually making you money?

Running every client in one account is what makes this question answerable. Revenue, cost and margin sit side by side per campaign, per buyer and per source — so the client who looks busiest and the client who is actually profitable stop being the same guess.

  • Margin per client, per campaign, per source, in one place
  • The buyers and traffic sources behind each client get their own scoped logins
  • No exporting four tools into a spreadsheet to find out
Buyer portal showing the leads a buyer purchased, with bid settings and return requests
What it looks like day to day

Add a client without adding a stack

Stand a new client up as a campaign, with their buyers and caps, in an afternoon
Run each client’s buyers, filters, and caps without touching anyone else’s
Give a client’s buyers and traffic sources their own scoped logins
See margin per client, per campaign, per source — from one admin view
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

No, and we would rather say so plainly than let you find out during onboarding. White-label puts your brand on the platform — your logo, your colours, your domain, loaded before the login page renders. It is one brand across your whole account, not a different skin per client. If a client genuinely needs the platform to carry their name, that is a separate Datahubb account, with its own subscription. See white-label.

Not as a “client” — there is no such role, and we are not going to invent one on a marketing page. Clients are how you organise the account: each one gets their own campaign, so their buyers, filters, caps and payouts stay separate from everyone else’s. That is an organisational boundary, not a permission one.

Where logins do exist is for the partners around a client. A buyer signs in and sees the leads they bought. A traffic source sees their own volume and payouts — and never your margin, or anyone else’s numbers, because the server refuses anything outside their scope rather than merely hiding it from the menu. See partner portals for exactly what each role can and cannot do.

A campaign with a buyer, a supplier and a set of caps is an afternoon. A client arriving with dozens of buyers, live filters, and integrations is a week or two of careful migration — and we would rather say that than promise you a weekend.

No. Calls, clicks, and form leads all run through the same buyers, caps, and reporting, so a client who does two of them is still one number at the end of the month. See the platform.

Run every client from one platform.

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