How do I keep clients separate in one workspace?
Run a separate project per client, each with its own positioning, connectors, markets and campaigns, with no content or access bleeding between accounts.
Invite teammates and control which projects each person can work on, so the right people see the right clients.
Where does each client's content get delivered?
To the client's own WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Ghost or GitHub site through the channel they connect, most in a single click.
RankMoss never hosts or takes over a client's site, so the work stays theirs and the liability boundary stays clean.
Can I offer this as a service without hiring writers?
Yes. Offer clients a forward-looking service - content built to be cited by AI answer engines - without building an AEO process or hiring a content team.
Every piece clears the same safety gate, and a Search Console and GA4 feedback loop shows which pages are earning AI visibility per client.
How is it priced across many clients?
Plans are based on a monthly post quota with unlimited projects and seats, so you can run many clients on one plan. See the pricing page for current limits.
Frequently asked questions
Can I keep clients separate?
Yes. Each client is its own project with its own positioning, connectors and campaigns, and per-project access controls decide who can see what.
Is it white-label?
Content is delivered to each client's own site and authored as that client, so it reads as their own. RankMoss stays behind the scenes.
How is it priced for multiple clients?
Plans are based on a monthly post quota with unlimited projects and seats, so you can run many clients on one plan. See the pricing page for current limits.
Can my team collaborate?
Yes - invite teammates and control which client projects each person can access.
Does each client keep their own content?
Yes. It's delivered to each client's own domain, which owns and hosts it.
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