Every client’s ads.
One seat. No junior to manage.

Per client business, and there is no seat fee for you. Each client you add gets its own plan: Pro at $199 a month for 1 ad account on any of the 5 platforms, or Max at $449 for all of them with unlimited ad accounts, and each new business gets its own first month at 30% off. See the plans.

Yes. The owner of a business handles its billing, so a client can own their business and pay Bytown directly while you run it. Or you own the business, cover the plan and bill the client inside your retainer. Either way the ad platforms bill the client's own ad accounts for the ads themselves. How agency-managed businesses work.

No. Every client is its own business in Bytown with its own ad accounts, campaigns, dashboards and people. You invite someone to one business, not to your whole roster, so a client only ever sees their own numbers.

Cancel that business's plan and it runs to the end of the period you paid for, with no fee and no contract. Nothing else on your roster changes. The client keeps their ad accounts, with every campaign and all the history, because Bytown only ever connected with the access they granted.

Your call, per client. Bytown stages every campaign, budget and change with its exact before and after, and it runs only when someone with approval rights on that business approves it. The owner can always approve, and on an agency-managed business you decide who else can. A client who should only read results gets exactly that.

Share the dashboard. Every client business gets dashboards you build for the numbers that matter to them, with a read-only link, an optional password, or an email invite that needs no account. Revoke it any time. When a client asks why, ask Bytown in chat for the breakdown and paste the answer. How sharing works.

Yes, on both plans. Connect Bytown's MCP connector once and you can read any client's results, draft campaigns and stage changes from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and the other assistants you already live in. Changes still wait for an approval in that chat. See the connector.

A junior costs more than most retainers can carry and still needs you to review the work. A white-label agency takes 90 days to ramp and sends a PDF. Bytown drafts a client's campaigns in about 5 minutes for $199 a month, tunes them every day, and you review the exact change before it spends. You keep the strategy, the client and the margin.

No. Your clients see Bytown, and most fractional leaders say so up front, because the client is hiring your judgement, not a tool. You bill your retainer however you like. Bytown bills the plan per business, to you or to the client, and never adds a markup on ad spend.

No. Google, Meta, LinkedIn, Microsoft and ChatGPT bill each client's own ad account directly, and Bytown charges a flat monthly price per business whatever they spend. The same price at $2,000 a month and at $200,000 a month, which keeps the advice honest.

The client does, always. Bytown connects with the access the client grants and can be disconnected from Connections at any time, leaving every campaign and all the history in their accounts. Nothing you build for a client is locked inside Bytown.