An agency dashboard with every client brand on one screen

It is a cross-brand command center for agencies. Instead of opening each client workspace one by one, you see every brand you manage in a single view: AI visibility scores, trends, a brand-by-platform heatmap, top movers, competitor intel, usage by client, pending client reviews, and scheduled report delivery health. The layout is widget-based, so you choose what appears and in what order.

The agency dashboard is part of Agency Plus ($299/mo), which covers the full agency suite: cross-brand views, client logins on your own domain, content approvals, prospecting, and the agency-wide AI copilot. The Agency plan ($149/mo) includes white-label branded reports, automated delivery to your clients, the client portal, and team collaboration but not the cross-brand dashboard.

Agency Plus supports up to 1,000 brands under one account. The dashboard aggregates across all of them, and you can narrow any view with brand multi-select or tags (for example "retainer", "ecommerce", or one tag per account manager).

The visibility heatmap shows each brand against the 6 platforms Rank Prompt tracks: ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Mode (AI Overviews), Claude, Gemini, and Grok. Cells are color-coded by appearance rate and average rank, so you can scan 50 clients in seconds.

Yes. There are 12 widget types, and you can add, remove, drag to reorder, and resize them in edit mode. The layout saves per user, so each strategist on your team can keep their own arrangement.

No. The agency dashboard is internal, for your team. Clients get their own white-label client portal with the reports and approvals you choose to share, under your branding, with no Rank Prompt account required.

Yes. On Agency Plus, Agent Mode has an agency scope: ask "which client needs attention this week?" and it scans the portfolio overview, heatmap, pending reviews, and delivery health to answer with specifics, then drills into any brand you pick.

The standard dashboard is brand-scoped: deep data for one brand at a time. The agency dashboard sits above it and rolls everything up, so you triage the portfolio first and only open the brands that need work.