For agencies
Every client site. One login. A clean handover.
Set up consent and monitoring for each client in minutes, see which ones need you from one list, and hand the business over when the engagement ends.
Sounds familiar?
“A client relaunched and nobody saw conversions stop.”
“Every client has a different banner, set up by someone who left.”
“We hand a site over and the client asks who's paying for what.”
All businesses
See which client needs you, at a glance.
Each client is its own business with its own sites, team and bill. Every one opens with the same one-line verdict, so the list reads like a to-do list with the fixes attached.
- Reuse your own Google connection for the next client's Tag Manager.
- Invite the client's team, or their developer, with the right role.
- Alerts go to whoever should get them, per site.
- AAshcombe Review2 sitesAll good
- FFernhill1 sitePurchase stopped arriving
- HHalverson Dental3 sitesFinish setting up · 2 of 4
- MMarlowe & Finch4 sitesAll good
- TTrailpeak Outfitters2 sites3 trackers run before visitors agree
Hand it over properly
When the work is done, hand the business to the client. They become the owner and take over billing, and any Google access you connected is flagged so they can revoke it.
Priced per site, by use
A quiet brochure site stays free. A busy store moves up as it grows, and stays at that level until you change it. You never pay for a plan a small client doesn't need.
Catch it before the client does
When a client's site update breaks a conversion, you get the email that day, with a summary to forward to their developer.
Rolling it out across your clients.
Do the first client this afternoon. Every one after that reuses what you set up, so it gets faster.
Onboard a client
- Add the client as a businessYou, on your own card for now
- Paste one line, or have your coding agent do itYou or the client's developer
- Connect Tag Manager with your Google sign-inYou, once. Reused for the next client
- Sort tags, set rules, watch key eventsUs
- Hand the business to the clientYou, when the work ends. They take over billing
Agency questions.
Moving a portfolio off another tool? Email hello@tagsentry.ai and we'll plan it with you.
Who pays, us or the client?
Whoever owns the business in TagSentry. Run it on your card while you work, then hand it over: the client becomes the owner, adds their own card and removes yours. Until they do, we ask before charging yours.
What does it cost across many clients?
Each site is priced on its own usage. For example, 30 client sites with 40,000 visitors and 1.5 million monitored events each come to at most $68 a site, $2,040 a month in all.
Can anything stop working if a client gets busy?
No. There is no spend cap. As a client's site grows it moves up a level, you get one email when it does, and nothing stops storing. Levels stay put until you lower them.
Do we need access to each client's Tag Manager?
Only for the parts that use it: sorting tags by purpose and adding the monitoring tag. The consent line itself goes in the site's header, so whoever controls the site pastes it, or your coding agent does.
Can we get a report to show the client?
Not yet as a finished document. Consent records export today, and every event has a plain summary to copy. If a client-ready report matters to you, tell us at hello@tagsentry.ai.
Get the boring stuff off your plate.
Start with a free scan. We check for a cookie banner and whether it stops your trackers. Under a minute, no account.