Per-client pricing makes sense for a single pilot engagement, but it does not scale well once an agency is managing several clients through Advazon simultaneously. Volume pricing exists to make white label economically sound as your agency roster grows.
How Volume Pricing Works
- Standard per-client pricing applies for your first 1 to 2 active clients
- Flat monthly volume pricing unlocks at 3 or more simultaneously active clients, reducing the effective per-client cost
- Custom scopes and pricing are available for larger agency partnerships managing 6 or more clients, or requiring dedicated account management
What Counts as an Active Client
An active client is any client currently running a live infrastructure build, lead generation engagement, or managed campaign. Clients in a paused or dormant state do not count toward the volume threshold, so pricing accurately reflects current delivery load rather than total lifetime client count.
Why This Pricing Structure Exists
Volume pricing is designed so that adding outbound as a service line makes sense financially for an agency at scale, not just as an occasional add-on for a single client. As your roster grows, the effective margin on delivering outbound through Advazon improves rather than staying flat or shrinking.
Getting Set Up
Volume pricing and scope are discussed directly, since every agency’s client mix and delivery needs differ. A conversation with Rakibul directly is the fastest way to get an accurate quote based on your specific client roster and growth plans.