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Lightweight attribution and CRM for agencies that would rather report revenue than vanity metrics, every client in one workspace.

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Benefits for agencies

One workspace, every client

Stop juggling a separate login per account. The domain switcher scopes every screen to one client, and your plan covers 10, 20, or unlimited client sites.

Roles that follow the account

One person can be a campaign manager on one client and sales on another. Org admin, property admin, campaign manager, sales, granted per domain rather than per login.

Naming conventions enforced

One shared tracking-link template with the standard UTM columns locked, so one person's utm_source=facebook and another's FB stop splitting the same campaign in two.

Client-side qualification

Invite the client to their own domain and they score their own leads, which means the feedback loop closes without another status meeting.

Blended multi-channel ROAS

Every channel in one view, so you can show what the whole programme returned rather than defending each line item.

Your name on it

Powered by Trakt branding comes off on Agency plans, so what the client looks at reads as yours.

From client onboarding to ROAS report, in three steps

01

Add the client

Spin up a domain per client, then invite the team by email. Everyone holds the role that fits that account and sees nothing outside it.

  • A domain per client
  • Per-domain team grants
  • Email invites with codes
  • Roles set per account
02

Launch campaigns to standard

The team builds links from the shared template, so campaign data is consistent from day one across every client. Add a custom column once and it lands everywhere, form hidden fields included.

  • Template-based UTM builder
  • Standard columns locked
  • Short links and QR codes
  • Eight playbooks to start from
03

Report on revenue

Switch to a client and every screen scopes to them: leads, won revenue, and conversion rate per campaign, and the flow from source to closed deal.

  • Revenue attributed per channel
  • Blended ROAS in one view
  • Per-campaign leads and revenue
  • Client qualifies their own leads

Change the agency–client relationship

Without Trakt

  • Reports full of impressions and click-through rate
  • A separate login and export per client
  • Campaign data split by inconsistent naming
  • One set of permissions for every account
  • Renewal conversations that hinge on rapport

With Trakt

  • Reports anchored to closed revenue
  • One switcher between every client
  • One template, standard columns locked
  • Roles granted per client domain
  • Renewals argued with numbers

What agencies ask before switching

Can I manage multiple clients from one login?

Yes. Each client is its own domain with its own access, and the switcher scopes every screen, dashboard, campaigns, and leads, to whichever one you are in. Plans cover 10, 20, or unlimited client sites.

Can clients see their own leads?

Yes. Invite them to their own domain and they can qualify their own leads there, without seeing anything belonging to another client. That is usually the fastest way to get honest feedback on lead quality.

Can we put our own branding on it?

On Agency plans, yes. Powered by Trakt comes off the surfaces your client sees, and tracked links still shorten and count clicks the same way.

Do you have a partner programme?

Yes. Affiliates get their own portal with tracking links, performance, and payouts, and earnings are computed from closed revenue rather than reconstructed in a spreadsheet at month end.

How does this compare to WhatConverts or utm.io?

Both do part of the job, link building or lead capture. Trakt adds the revenue layer and multi-client workspace on top. There are side-by-side comparisons under Product › Compare.

Clients · ROAS · Retention

Answer the client question with a number.

Every account in one workspace, tagged to the same standard, so the monthly report opens with revenue you can point at instead of impressions you have to explain.

  • Every client in one workspace
  • Naming standards enforced
  • ROAS from closed revenue