AgentDisplay Client Visibility Ladder
The AgentDisplay Client Visibility Ladder is a framework for agencies to tier their client engagements based on the level of agent visibility provided. At the base rung, agencies use the Free plan (up to 3 agents, 24-hour history) to give clients a basic live dashboard, sufficient for small pilots. The middle rung leverages the Personal plan ($9/mo) for up to 10 agents and 7-day history, suitable for growing automation retainers. The top rung uses the Team plan ($39/mo) with unlimited agents, 30-day history, and Slack/webhook alerts, ideal for enterprise clients with complex multi-agent workflows. By mapping each client to a rung, agencies can price visibility as a premium add-on, turning a $39/mo tool into a $500/mo line item. For example, a marketing agency running n8n workflows can embed AgentDisplay URLs in client reports, demonstrating real-time progress and reducing status-update calls, thereby increasing perceived value and retainer stickiness.
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“Client trust scales with agent visibility → retainer retention”
The AgentDisplay Client Visibility Ladder is a framework for agencies to tier their client engagements based on the level of agent visibility provided. At the base rung, agencies use the Free plan (up to 3 agents, 24-hour history) to give clients a basic live dashboard, sufficient for small pilots. The middle rung leverages the Personal plan ($9/mo) for up to 10 agents and 7-day history, suitable for growing automation retainers. The top rung uses the Team plan ($39/mo) with unlimited agents, 30-day history, and Slack/webhook alerts, ideal for enterprise clients with complex multi-agent workflows. By mapping each client to a rung, agencies can price visibility as a premium add-on, turning a $39/mo tool into a $500/mo line item. For example, a marketing agency running n8n workflows can embed AgentDisplay URLs in client reports, demonstrating real-time progress and reducing status-update calls, thereby increasing perceived value and retainer stickiness.