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What is an agency marketing platform?

An agency marketing platform replaces the agency's per-client tool stack with one workspace per client and one platform for the agency. Onboarding, contracts, email, content scheduling, ad creation, competitor research, brand management - the work an agency does for its clients, in one place. Each client's brand voice, contacts, pipeline, and reporting stay isolated inside their workspace. The agency owner sees across every workspace at once.

• STACK SPRAWL

  Eleven tools per client, multiplied by every client you take on.

  Each new client doubles the bill and triples the logins. The all-in-one tools you used to recommend stop scaling at five clients. The single-purpose tools start outnumbering the work they support.

• BRAND DRIFT

  Every tool reinvents every client’s voice.

  Client A’s tone of voice lives in your head. By the time you’ve opened Canva, then Mailchimp, then their LinkedIn, you’ve spent more time hunting for the brand voice file than writing in it. Three weeks later, Client A’s deck doesn’t sound like Client A anymore.

• NOTHING WATCHES

  Things only break because nothing was looking.

  You noticed Client B’s open rates were soft last month. You meant to come back to it. Then Client C’s contract took priority, then Client D had a fire. Nothing watches across the whole book - so patterns only become problems.

• Pipeline

  Forge watches each client’s onboarding pipeline - Discovery to Proposal to Contract to Payment to Active. Stalled stages, missing payments, contracts unsigned more than seven days. The agency owner gets the chase before the deal goes cold.

• Brand Knowledge

  The spine of the system. Voice, tone, positioning, pillars, personas - configured once per client. Read by every Forge surface before it writes. The architectural reason outputs sound like the client, not like generic AI.

• Email metrics

  Forge reads thirty days of campaign performance per client. Open rate drift, list fatigue, best-performing subject patterns. The agency owner sees which client’s email programme needs attention before the client emails to ask.

• Content cadence

  Forge watches each client’s planner and email schedule. Content droughts past fourteen days, channel imbalance, over-indexing on one topic. When a client’s cadence drops, Forge can draft the fix directly into their planner.

• Content and positioning recommendations

  Ranked topics, headlines, and angles per client - based on what their business is, what their market is doing, and what’s working. Not generic content ideas. Ideas anchored to each client’s specific positioning and current market state.

• Daily intelligence

  The Monday-morning surface. The agency owner opens Nuflw and sees what Forge learned over the weekend across every client. Which client’s metrics shifted. Which client’s market moved. Which client needs attention first. The daily-active-use moment of the platform.

• Agent-drafted content

  When Forge spots a content drought - no LinkedIn posts for ten days, no email campaign in three weeks - Content Cadence drafts the fill directly into the planner. Always draft. Never send. The agency owner reviews and puts it live. More draft kinds are rolling out through 2026 and into 2027.

• Client onboarding workflow

  For agencies, the five-stage client pipeline - Discovery, Proposal, Contract, Payment, Active - with auto-generated documents at each transition. Token-based client portals for signing, intake, and approval. Every new client gets their own Forge from day one.

• Email delivery

  The channel Forge’s recommendations go out through. Forge writes the subject lines, picks the send times, and identifies the segments. Email is a delivery surface for the intelligence layer in each client’s workspace, not a standalone tool trying to be Mailchimp.

• Solo

  £49/mo

  For one workspace

• Growth

  £99/mo

  For freelancers and small agencies

• Agency · Recommended

  £249/mo

  Forge across the whole client book

• Enterprise

  £599/mo

  Forge with unlimited depth

• Is Nuflw really one platform, or just a bundle of tools with one login?

  One platform. Every surface - onboarding, email, content planner, Ad Builder, competitor intel - runs on the same data layer and reads the same Brand Knowledge file. Each client’s data stays isolated in their own workspace; Forge Intelligence watches across all of them at once.

• Will the AI agents fire automatically, or do I have to ask?

  They run on a daily schedule by default. Solo gets two agents, Growth four, Agency six plus a weekly cross-client synthesis from the Portfolio Synthesiser. You can also trigger them manually from the Intelligence panel.

• What happens to my brand voice when AI generates copy?

  Every AI surface reads from the relevant client’s Brand Knowledge file before writing. Voice, tone sliders, words to use and avoid, messaging pillars, and personas - set once per client. Forge AI reads it on every generation. Client A’s copy never accidentally sounds like Client B.

• Can I bring my existing contacts and templates from Mailchimp or HubSpot?

  Yes - CSV import for contacts is built in. Email templates can be re-created in our editor; the field syntax is the same {{handlebars}} style most ESPs use. Direct CRM integrations are on the roadmap but not currently built. Bulk migration help is available on Growth and above.

• I’m a solo marketer or freelancer - is this for me?

  Yes - the Solo tier is built for that. One workspace, full platform access, Forge AI included. Nuflw is built primarily for agencies running multiple clients, but solo marketers and freelancers get the same toolset for their own work. Two things you don’t get on Solo: the weekly cross-client synthesis from Portfolio Synthesiser (it runs against your one workspace), and the client portal flows (you don’t need them if you’re not onboarding clients).

• How does the agency tier handle multiple clients?

  Each client gets its own workspace, with its own Brand Knowledge, email lists, pipeline, and competitor profiles. The agency workspace sits above them with a Portfolio Synthesiser that watches across the whole book.

• How does the client portal work?

  Each client workspace generates token-based public URLs for the client to see their onboarding stage, sign contracts, and submit intake forms. They don’t need an account. The portal carries the agency’s name and brand colours, not Nuflw’s. White-label reporting is available on Agency tier.

• What does Forge Intelligence not do?

  Forge Intelligence recommends and drafts. It does not send, post, or publish anything autonomously. Every outbound artefact - every email, post, ad, contract - passes through a human approval step. By design.

• Where is my data hosted, and who can see it?

  Supabase EU. Workspace-level RLS is enforced at the database. Only people you invite to a workspace can see its contents. Agents read their own workspace’s data only - there is no cross-workspace data flow.