For Agencies
Evaluate answer infrastructure for client work. Use EntityMesh as a reviewed build layer.
Evaluate the implemented diagnostic, approval, hosted-publish, and evidence workflows for client delivery. Branding beyond hosted project hubs, resale rights, and commercial terms require a reviewed written scope.
Why evaluate EntityMesh
An evidence-led delivery system with explicit agency boundaries.
Truthful project branding
Hosted hubs can carry project-level logo and color settings. The portal and reports remain EntityMesh surfaces unless a separately accepted scope says otherwise.
Reviewed commercial terms
Published pricing does not guarantee a resale discount, margin, client volume, or profitability. Those terms belong in a written agency agreement.
Tenant-safe project access
Projects and memberships are organization-scoped. A formal client-slot package and complete cross-client agency dashboard remain contained until separately accepted.
Inspectable proof
Evidence-labelled reports let you show clients honestly — proof-grade, directional, or not yet measured, never a fabricated ranking claim.
The opportunity
Evaluate AEO/GEO demand without promising unavailable terms.
Some clients may ask how their approved answers appear across search and generated-answer surfaces. EntityMesh can support a reviewed hosted-answer workflow, while monitoring, branding, resale rights, and commercial terms remain limited to the accepted scope.
Illustrative report
See the information shape before promising a deliverable.
This safe sample demonstrates a possible report layout. It is not proof that the portal, reports, or dashboard automatically carry an agency brand, nor that monitoring or outcomes exist without connected data.
Client MeshScore
74
Share of voice
38%
EchoScan — AI engines
How the reviewed path works
Scan, scope, verify.
Three moves keep an agency engagement inside the capabilities, evidence, and commercial terms actually accepted.
Scan a client free
Run the bounded diagnostic on an authorized prospect site. Use its confidence-labelled MeshScore, completed checks, and evidence gaps in the conversation; timing and coverage vary by site.
Review the delivery scope
Use an agency briefing to confirm project branding, account ownership, delivery responsibilities, and commercial terms in writing. Full portal white-label and fixed wholesale margins are not included by default.
Report only completed evidence
Share confidence-labelled scans and configured monitoring or outcome evidence only after the relevant jobs and data connections complete. Reports are not automatically generated or white-labelled by the base plan.
Published tier
Partner — white-label client delivery
Partner is the tier built for reselling: white-label client hubs, isolated client workspaces, and a per-client rate so the price scales with your book of business. Published prices are planning information, not a margin or profitability guarantee; resale, wholesale, taxes and support responsibilities are set in a written agreement.
Partner
$199/mo + per-client rate by agreement
- White-label client hubs — no EntityMesh attribution on the live or versioned URLs
- Isolated client workspaces; your clients never see one another
- Client-managed approvals by default, delegable to you per client
- Elite-level capacity per client: EntityAgent, RevenueLoop, generation and seats
- A client roster with a per-client access record the client can also see
- Written review for resale, wholesale and support responsibilities
Every client project needs an authorized owner and approver. Approval does not publish; a separate authorized publish creates the hosted version. Evidence is confidence-labelled, and no ranking, citation, volume, margin, or revenue outcome is guaranteed.
Questions
What agencies ask before a reviewed briefing.
What does white-label actually remove?
On the Partner tier, a published client hub carries no EntityMesh attribution: the footer mark is gone, the browser tab and link previews use the client's name, and that applies to versioned permalinks as well as the live URL. The EntityMesh portal your team works in is still an EntityMesh surface — the client-facing output is what carries your brand.
Can each client approve their own content?
Yes, and that is the default. Every client workspace is isolated: your clients never see each other, and each one approves their own content. You can take approval on a client's behalf, but it is opt-in per client rather than automatic — approval carries responsibility, so it is a decision you make explicitly.
What can I reach inside a client workspace?
You can build and edit. You can never reach a client's billing or payment method, their custom domains, their EntityMesh Connect credentials, or destructive actions like resetting a project — regardless of your role. Every time you open or change something in a client workspace it is recorded, and the client can see that record in their own workspace.
How is Partner priced?
A platform fee plus a per-client rate, so it scales with your book of business rather than charging a small agency the same as a large one. The per-client rate is set by agreement. Published prices are planning information, not a margin or profitability guarantee; resale terms, taxes and support responsibilities are set in a written agreement.
Do I have to sit in every client's approval loop?
Every project requires an authorized approver, and approval remains separate from publish. Because approvals are client-managed by default, your clients can carry that themselves — the product does not promise unattended approval or a fixed client-to-operator ratio.