More clients. Same headcount.

Every client gets their own workspace of agents for outreach, content, and follow-up. Your team reviews and approves; the delivery hours stop scaling with the roster.

No credit card required. Cancel anytime.

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Clients / DriftlineA
Driftline · this week
Sourced 60 leads
ICP match, deduped against their CRM
Done
40 first touches drafted in their voice
grounded in their site + past sends
Approve-each
3 warm replies routed to the AM
only live threads reach your team
Routed
Friday's batch
25 drafts
Approve
132
Approved this week
$0
Failed runs

From signed retainer to running in a day.

1

Add the client

Create their workspace, connect the accounts they've authorized, and set the voice from their existing material.

2

Set the guardrails

Pick what runs on Auto and what waits in Approvals. Client-facing sends start on Approve-each.

3

Review, don't produce

Agents do the drafting and chasing. Your team reviews a queue in the morning instead of writing all day.

One queue, every client.

Per-client Approve-each queues land on one board. Agents produce all day; your team reviews once in the morning.

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Approvals0 approved this morning
Driftline
25 outreach drafts
ApprovedApprove
Nordpay
4 posts · Tue-Fri
ApprovedApprove
Loopwire
Reply to a warm lead
Edited, approvedApprove
Driftline
Invoice reminder
ApprovedApprove
Nordpay
Monthly report draft
ApprovedApprove
Loopwire
Calendar fill · next week
ApprovedApprove
Queue clear · 8:47 am

Six clients' work, one morning pass. Every action logged and replayable.

Your team's Tuesday.

Same roster, different day. Delivery becomes agents plus review instead of hours.

Without Orbit

Write every client's outreach by hand
Fill the content calendars, one by one
Chase replies across nine inboxes
Assemble the weekly reports

With Orbit

Morning queue · all clients
review, edit, approve
Approve
The rest is review. Agents draft, chase, and assemble; when a client asks what went out and why, the run log has the answer.

Agencies run their delivery on Orbit.

"As a small team, automation was essential. Orbit's outbound system handled everything from sourcing to outreach. Our first campaign generated 37 SQLs from 500 contacts."
MN
Marcus N.
Senior Director, Marketing Agency

Real customer words, shared under mutual NDA with names trimmed. Read the case studies

The whole platform, pointed at client delivery.

Sales opens the conversations and Marketing keeps clients visible - while every client's work stays in its own workspace, on one bill that caps at $599/mo.

  • Cold DMs opens the thread; the client's CRM keeps every promise. Sales · $89/mo
  • Each client gets its own queue, approvals, and run log - nothing bleeds across.
  • The studio, calendar, and voice land next. Marketing · $89/mo, rolling out
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NW
Northwind · approvals
2 DM drafts, 1 report
3
AV
Avena · approvals
1 reply draft, in their voice
1
Kill switch: per client or all2 clients · one bill
What that includesclient delivery, unpacked
Client sub-workspacesDeals, outreach, and reporting scoped per client inside one tenant.
DM writer’s roomOpeners with a visible rationale; follow-ups that refuse over an opt-out.
Four-bucket reply cockpitEvery client conversation triaged in one queue.
Weighted pipeline per clientForecast by close month, per pipeline.
Approvals with names on themWho approved what, when - defensible in a client review.
Attributed pipeline dollarsDiscovered to messaged to replied to won, per channel.

Pay for the modules you deliver with.

Most agencies start with Sales and Marketing on the $59 base, then add departments as retainers demand. Everything caps at $599/mo, and manual runs plus the CRM are always free.

Platform The Assistant, CRM, and manual runs, always included
$59/mo
Sales$89/mo
Marketing$89/mo
Your starting point$237/mo

Caps at $599/mo for everything · failed actions never cost a credit · 7-day trial with 500 credits.

Before you add the next client.

Yes. Each client lives in its own workspace with its own connected accounts, contacts, and history. Agents scoped to one client cannot read another's data.

That is the default. Client-facing actions start in Approve-each mode, so every send waits in a queue until someone on your team says yes.

Disconnect their accounts and archive the workspace. Their data exports cleanly, and you stop paying for modules you no longer use next cycle.

Only if you want them to. Agents work under the accounts your client already authorized for you; the output looks like your agency's work, because it is.

Take the next client without the next hire

Spin up a workspace, connect the accounts, and let agents carry the delivery grind. Your team keeps the judgment calls.

No commitment. Month-to-month, cancel anytime.