VelocityIndex for agencies gives agencies and freelancers one control plane for indexing across all client sites — with white-label reporting, team sub-accounts and transparent revenue tracking.
Manage every client property from a single account. Submit URLs for any site in your portfolio, watch pipeline status per search engine, and drill into per-site history without switching WordPress installs.
Export submission and indexing reports under your own brand. Clients see clean progress documentation — which URLs were submitted, when, and their status per engine — without the VelocityIndex name attached.
Create sub-accounts so each client can follow their own sites inside your workspace, and give team members scoped access. Billing stays centralized under your agency account.
The agency plan includes a revenue dashboard so you can attribute indexing work to client contracts and keep a clear overview of what each property uses.
The Agency plan is €599 per month and covers high submission volumes, all integrations, and the full agency feature set. Client sites connect through the WordPress.org plugin or the REST API. See the complete comparison on the pricing page, or contact us for a walkthrough of the platform for agencies.
Agency work multiplies everything: more sites, more stakeholders, more reporting. VelocityIndex consolidates client indexing into one workflow so account managers stop juggling per-site tools. Submissions, status checks, and reports for every client property live behind one login, which is the core reason teams pick this setup over per-site plugins managed site by site.
Getting started takes minutes, not a migration project. Connect the sites you manage, group them by client, and the dashboard begins tracking each property’s indexing status immediately. When onboarding new clients, that same flow doubles as a quick audit: you see which client pages are already indexed and which need attention before the first status call.
Questions about volume limits, white-label options, or onboarding for agencies? Contact us — we answer agency inquiries directly.
Reporting is where agency teams feel volume most. Instead of exporting per-site spreadsheets, the dashboard produces client-ready indexing reports per property — which URLs are indexed, which are pending, and what changed since the last report. For teams billing on results, that audit trail turns indexing from a promise into a line item you can show.
Bulk submission is built for multi-site scale: select pages across client properties and submit them in one action, then track outcomes per engine. The same multi-site view flags client URLs stuck in pending so account teams can act before clients ask. This is the day-to-day reality of the agency setup — fewer dashboards, fewer manual checks, one pipeline.
For agencies comparing tiers, pick the plan that covers your site count on the pricing page, then connect your first client property. There is no per-client seat pricing to untangle: the agency features described here are part of the plan, not add-ons.
Agencies that want a guided start can reach us through the contact page — a short call is usually enough to map your client structure onto the dashboard’s site groups and reporting views.
The features on this page come standard on plans built for multi-site work; check the comparison table on the pricing page to match a tier to your client portfolio size.
White-label exports use your agency branding on reports, so clients see your name on every indexing status update.
Sub-accounts keep each client scoped to their own properties while your team retains the global view across every managed site.
