Scope ten client projects in the time it takes to scope one

Run Moksy for your clients. Every engagement gets its own workspace, its own build-ready plan, and a report that carries your brand rather than ours.

Discovery is the part clients will not pay for

Scoping is where an engagement is won or lost, and it is the hardest thing to bill for: too long and the client balks, too short and you quote against a brief that changes underneath you.

Running the Briefing with the client in the room turns a fortnight of email discovery into a session, and leaves a document that carries your brand rather than ours.

What the agency tier adds

Everything in Team, plus the parts that only matter when the work is for somebody else.

Client sub-workspaces

One workspace per client, separated so nothing leaks between engagements and handover is a permission change.

White-label reports

Your cover, your colours, your logo on the PDF the client actually reads.

Reseller margin on MOX

Buy credit at partner rates and bill it on at yours.

Co-branded export

A spec a client can take to procurement without it reading as a tool's output.

Partner tier badge

A public mark on your profile and the partner directory.

Priority reviewer matching

Named reviewers who already know your sector get first refusal on your work.

How an agency engagement runs

Open a client workspace

One per engagement. Your team gets access; the client gets a view if you want them to have one.

Run the Briefing with the client in the room

Forty minutes of structured questions beats a fortnight of email discovery.

Review and shape the plan

Moksy drafts it; you correct it. Your judgement is the value, not the typing.

Hand over a branded spec

Export the plan as your document. Scope, phases, costs, and the decisions behind them.

Questions agencies ask first

Can the client see that it was made with Moksy?

Not unless you want them to. On the agency tier the report cover, colours and export carry your brand.

How does billing work across clients?

MOX credit is pooled at the agency level and drawn down per workspace, so you can see what each engagement cost you.

Who owns the plan?

You do, and your client does under whatever terms you set. Moksy claims no rights over the output.

Put Moksy in front of your clients

Tell us how many engagements you scope a year and we will tell you whether the numbers work.