Opplic
Gives web agencies a shared workspace to propose growth changes for each client's website and social channels, get sign-off, release them, and prove the results in revenue terms.
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Description
An agency managing growth work for a dozen clients usually ends up with a mess of scattered spreadsheets, Slack threads, and separate logins for each client's website, ad accounts, and social pages — and proving that a change actually drove revenue, rather than just "looks better," is often skipped entirely. Opplic is built specifically for that agency workflow: it connects to each client's site and data sources (WordPress, Google Business, GA4), automatically builds a client dossier from the data, and lets the agency propose a coordinated release — website copy, an Instagram post, a Google Business update — as one bundled change that the client (or the agency lead) approves before it goes live.
Once released, Opplic tracks deployment and can roll back if something goes wrong, and its attributed reporting connects each release back to actual leads, bookings, or revenue rather than vanity metrics. A white-label workspace lets agencies present the tool under their own brand to clients, with approval gates configurable for agency-only or agency-plus-client review.
💬 Our review
The short version: if you run an agency juggling growth work across many clients and struggle to prove any of it actually drove revenue, Opplic's structured propose-approve-release-attribute workflow is built specifically to solve that reporting gap.
Against a general project management tool like Asana or Monday used to coordinate client work manually, Opplic's real advantage is the direct data connections (WordPress, GA4, Google Business) and revenue attribution baked in — a generic PM tool tracks tasks, not whether the task moved the needle. Against running each client's marketing manually through separate platform logins, Opplic's coordinated multi-channel release and white-label workspace saves real coordination overhead, especially for the Agency tier's 6-40 client range. At $99-149 per client per month, the pricing scales with client count in a way that's transparent for an agency's own client billing, though a very small agency (1-2 clients) may find the per-client cost harder to justify than just managing accounts manually. <!-- ai-generated -->
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Studio $149/client/mois (jusqu'à 5 clients) ; Agency $99/client/mois (6-40 clients, marque blanche incluse) ; Network sur devis (40+ clients)
Pros
Connexions directes WordPress, GA4, Google Business
Releases multi-canal coordonnées en un seul lot
Attribution revenu réelle, pas de métriques de vanité
Espace de travail en marque blanche
Cons
Tarif par client difficile à justifier pour une très petite agence
Pensé pour le workflow agence, moins pertinent pour une marque unique en interne
Valeur dépend du stack client (WordPress/GA4/Google Business)