Fleet for agencies

Add a client.
Not another bill.

Every client website, server, backup and certificate in one system, at a flat price instead of another platform charge every time you win work.

Your Fleet sits at the centre. Four servers orbit it: Server 01, Server 02, Server 03 and a backup server. Three businesses orbit further out: Acme Dental, Northstar and Brightline. Each business carries its own domain, website, email and backups, and each of those is also connected to the server it runs on, so one business reaches across several servers at once.

How it got this way

The client does not care where it runs. They call you when it does not.

Client A is on a managed host. Client B is on the cheap one they insisted on. Client C is somewhere a developer set up two years ago and nobody has logged into since.

  • A different login for every client
  • A different invoice from every provider
  • Renewal dates nobody is tracking
  • A week of work to untangle a client who leaves

And not one hour of it goes on a timesheet.

The shape that fixes it

One client becomes one business.

Their domains, their sites, their mailboxes, their certificates and their backups live together under their name, on infrastructure you control.

Restore one client without touching another. Hand one over cleanly when the relationship ends. Answer “what does this client actually cost us” without opening four dashboards.

The economics

Client thirteen costs you nothing extra.

A server is capacity. If one comfortably runs ten client sites, run ten. When you need more, add a server.

  • No Fleet charge per website
  • No Fleet charge per seat
  • No new subscription when the next client signs

Which means you can quote a retainer without checking anything first, and the margin you build stays yours instead of leaking back out to a platform.

Ownership

Manage it without owning what belongs to your client.

Some clients insist on holding their own accounts. Their server can join your Fleet while staying in their name, and their domain stays at their registrar.

You manage the infrastructure. You do not have to become it.

Before they do

Know before your client has to tell you.

The worst version of this job is finding out from the person paying you. Fleet sends the things that matter straight to Telegram.

Move one client and see the difference.

Not the whole book. One client, for a fortnight, and then decide.